Apple's first-gen Vision Pro handsets had shocked most consumers for their poor value for money, offering only limited utility for ~$3,500. Now, it seems even Apple does not want those headsets back. Apple confirms no trade-ins for first-gen Vision Pro headsets While announcing the in-store availability of its new M5 iPad Pro and 14-inch MacBook Pro, Apple noted in the fine-print: "Apple Vision Pro is not eligible for trade-in. Customers can trade in an eligible product and apply the trade-in value toward the purchase of a qualifying new device or added to an Apple Gift Card." This is a bizarre […]
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