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It’s such an Apple thing to put a giant glass panel on the front of a VR headset, which you’re likely to sometimes bump into things when in immersive mode, and then charge $800 for a replacement.
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It’s such an Apple thing to put a giant glass panel on the front of a VR headset, which you’re likely to sometimes bump into things when in immersive mode, and then charge $800 for a replacement.
Based on The Verge’s review, you might even accidentally drop it when “holding it wrong”.
Customers: The glass on our iPhone screens keep cracking.
Apple: Glass on both sides of your phone!
Tbf, Google does it too.
Tbf, both are aggressive customer abusers.