Impulse buys are bad, we all know, but what was an impulse buy that proven to be a really good decision to you?
Impulse buys are bad, we all know, but what was an impulse buy that proven to be a really good decision to you?
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I spent $3500, which I did not have at the time, to buy the vision pro. I really suffered trying to make up for spending so much money that I do not have. However, I knew it was a dumbass decision. But I still sent it because I know everything works out in the end. If I could go back in time, id buy it again. Between entertainment and my work flow I love using it. Though I primarily use it for work. As someone with severe and violent adhd it helps me stay focused very well
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You are literally the only person I've ever heard of who uses the vision pro after the first week
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if that was true then you should he able to buy a used one for dirt cheap.
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The people who wasted their money on it are all rich and don't want to take a write down because of sunk cost. Demand is so weak they are already discontinued
https://www.techspot.com/news/106170-apple-may-have-ended-production-vision-pro-headset.html
https://www.macrumors.com/2024/12/31/vision-pro-may-be-out-of-production/
These are from five months ago lol the thing is a flop. VR is stupid. You couldn't pay me to strap some shit to my face like that.
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I have a Meta Quest 3 that i use every single day. I bought it specifically so I could use AceXR, which is a "game" that's a dry fire practice simulator. It's significantly improved my shooting ability, since I now get feedback, and I've saved tens of thousands in ammunition prices versus going to a shooting range every single day. No, it's not perfect--there's no recoil control in dry fire simulation--but it's very, very good for what it is.
People saying that VR is stupid sound a lot like people that didn't see any reason to switch to LED from CRT.
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