Here's my #AppleVisionPro quick update, and some tips. 

First, take some time to figure out how to wear it comfortably. It's not immediately obvious, so read the Apple docs on it, and try out the different straps and light seals. 

Second, if you wear a prescription, get the ZEISS inserts! I had to update my prescription, so I didn't have them on day one. Any eye strain I felt was gone after my lenses came. 

Posture is always important, but now that you're wearing something on your head, even more so. Remember to sit up straight, and if you're working at a computer keep your peripherals at an ergonomic spot. 

At first you'll be tempted to make all your windows gigantic all the time, or position them higher than you need to. You can actually position the virtual displays _lower_ than you're used to, because it's not physically constrained by where your desk is.

When you're coding, try a virtual display that's a comfortable reading distance away. 

Anyway – not everyone is going to get a chance to visit Apple to get the proper fit and guidance. So, if that's you – take some time to figure out how to make it comfortable! 

As for me? I'm at a point where coding feels pretty darn natural. I'm not in there 100% of the time. But as I'm building out RealityKit content, etc, it's way more convenient to code on a virtual display and have my immersive space handy to try out. 

Any other tips? Drop them in a comment.
Gregory Wieber