From what I hear the team is working full tilt on a second version which will be lighter and have much more GPU along with many more things to do. 

The team knows I told everyone not to buy it. I still do. It isn't ready for consumers. They know that. It's too heavy, too dorky, and doesn't have enough to do in it. 

That said, neither did the first Macintosh. Even the first iPhone didn't really get to masses until another couple of versions came out. 

This is a hugely important product for developers and there's a lot to love about it from that point of view. You've seen the videos of people wearing mine saying "wow." 

I do recommend my friends and family to go to the Apple store and get a demo. It's amazing. It's better than going to Disneyland and it's free. Even in Cupertino you can get a slot to get a demo. 

This is a first product and it sets up the rest of the future pretty well.

And if you really want to own a mixed reality device I'd recommend getting a Meta Quest 3. That is selling pretty nicely, but it too isn't a mass market device. This week in Seattle I talked to an engineer working on the future devices and he told me the Orion is what they all are aiming at. But that won't come this year. 

This year you'll see a ton of lightweight glasses with displays from LG, Samsung, BOE, and others that shove light into new waveguide displays that are pretty cool, but aren't perfect either. 

The mass market devices won't arrive until 2027. 

Until then go get a demo. 

No more need to be built.