Windows moving slightly with my head movement on Apple Vision Pro

This is happening to me too. I installed 1.03 to see if it would help with the odd windows being angled issue I've been having, and now with this update, this window "wiggle" is totally unbearable, especially when using it for my Mac. I turn my head and the mac's display moves too.

Perhaps you have “Travel Mode” turned on? I know seems like a silly thing to ask, but I do notice when I use Travel Mode my windows seem to jump a bit.

Interesting tidbit. When not in an immersed environment that movement is disconcerting, when in an immersed environment it appears rock solid. Not sure if that's because of the relation to real object vs. not, anybody else have the same experience?

I tried the vision pro demo in the apple store yesterday. I found if i moved my head quickly even just 1cm to the side, the display window would jitter. With a lot of head movement even minor, it jitters a lot. It was very disconcerting. The store clerk didn't believe me, said he demoed the unit to hundreds of people and no one ever reported it. I asked if the unit might be defective, and he was in total disbelief...

If i moved my head around very slowly...which is very unnatural for me, i find there is no wiggle/jitter. I did not try differentiate between passthrough and immersed environment.

The jitter is pretty much a dealbreaker for me. That plus I find reading text very eye straining. When I read my eyes scan ahead, and because of the foveated rendering the text is blurry in my peripheral vision. Then my eyes jump ahead to try to make it clear, but then the text I was just on, becomes blurry so my eyes jump back. And then keep jumping back and forth trying to make everything clear to no avail. If i force my eyes to read very slowly it works, however that is also very unnatural for me. Sad this wont work as a productivity tool for me.

When my windows were drifting, I had a television in the background with a screensaver on. My Vision Pro reacted to that, and slowly drifted the display. Once I made a solid screen on that display, the drifting stopped it was pretty interesting…

I just bought mine a few days ago so I don't have that much experience with it yet, but I also notices a little tilting distortion moving my head, particularly in an immersive video, such as Alicia Keys, but didn't notice it if I moved slowly. That made me wonder if maybe it was due to latency. I know they are pretty fast, but not as fast as one's own eyes and brain.

I noticed this the other day as well while using the virtual display. It seems to happen randomly, as I haven't noticed it that much that past few times. Reboot, re-align, etc, etc.

FWIW… I see no jiggle as you describe