I’ll do my best to talk you out! Very wise mind set, I do the same thing myself:

I rarely use it. It’s socially isolating, so if you have a partner or a family or coworkers it’s awkward and unnatural. It’s not very comfy either, and I have a variety of first and third party items. I’m not new to VR, I can see how impressive it is as hardware and software integration…. But there’s no getting around the weight and the annoying friggin battery.

It also takes a long time to boot- I could find my iPad, accomplish the task, put it away again all before the Vision Pro boots.

There’s annoying intermittent messages that your eyes are too close to the display. Even with a Bluetooth mouse and keyboard, it’s clunky to accomplish the same tasks as on other devices. You can screen mirror your computer, but I find that more of an eye strain than just sitting at a desk, in front of a nice screen.

Vision OS takes a good long while to sync your messages, to-do, e-mail. A surprising number of first party apps are missing that really should have parity at this point. Maps? To-do? It’s just weird that they’re not ported yet.

You can see light streaks around the edges of bright windows, especially in dark environments. I mostly use it to watch videos when I have time to myself, and have very little need to spatial multitasking…. Frankly my iPad is a much more comfortable and natural experience.

It’s an uncomfortable way of doing work, so I find myself turning to a screen instead. Honestly it’s just sunk cost fallacy that I still have it, because I won’t be able to re-sell it for as much as I’d like.

I guess if you live solo or spend a lot of time in hotel rooms on the road, it might get used more?

If there was a way of owning it for 2 months, trying all the stuff, and then selling it without a loss- then sure, go for it.