I using my Vision Pro every single day too it’s nice to work and have your music on the side. Your message on the top have a big huge scream in front of you. I can work from my couch that easy
i dont wanna get a vision pro but i do want a headset just for a bigger screen in my home theater i feel like a vr headset paired with at least a 5.1 speaker system gowes hard
AVP seems to be a work in progress, flashing possibilities and potential but also its flaws. It may have be re-engineered not only to be cheaper, but also lighter and more comfortable to wear and also less power-hungry. Developers will not prioritise coding for AVP if it's unlikely to take off as a mass product. Apple made no secret that it was conceived for wealthy tech afficionados, not the average Joe.
I got the Spigen one mainly because the Apple one was too expensive, and I had read some good reviews on the former. So far, I'm very happy with it, has good protection and enough pockets to store accessories (power adapter, USB cable, cleaning cloth, battery, AirPods, and the spare cushion seal (I swap sometimes between them depending on sitting position)).
Can you please get me a Vision Pro my family don’t have enough to get me one and I really need one for my bday I love you’re channels and videos and I will greatly appreciate it forever I’ve been obsessed with them since December and it’s my dream to get one also I’m subbed and liked every vid. Thank you bro for at least reading this
The biggest hurdle of gaining acceptance of this right now is cost of entry. I suspect that the rest of the tech and infrastructure for the services that will really drive this device are not ready. Sports services, camera gear, sports rights, music concert rights. All need to be in place. Big opportunity for Apple but also not something they can do on their own. I think the Vision Pro is deliberately the expensive product for this reason. Apple want it out there but right now while everything else is being worked out they don’t want lots of headsets out there with no content- that would kill the future. I’d say that the future will be the battery unit being replaced with a processing unit or an iPhone doing all the processing as well as battery. A two way power to recharge and power the headset will make up the difference. If this could launch at the same time as lots of immersive content it will become a mass adoption device. This is very much a deliberate long game. Skin in the game with hardware that shows what can be done, Apple’s service division no doubt working hard behind the scenes.
This is an Dev Kit. Plain and simple but because Apple is Apple.... they can't call it that (but we all know). As a VERY small business owner who travels a few times a year, this device is 100% worth every penny as a way for me to be fully productive in any space or scenario. Everything else/beyond that doesn't mater to me - - all the value has been realized in that alone. However, this is a trillion+ dollar company - they know their customers and the market well enough to realize that 3500+ products don't move like something as ubiquitous as the iPhone. Mark my words - - within the next 5 years, this will be what replaces the iPhone. Not because it's better (people don't want to go around wearing this all day) but because it lets us do more and in a way that the current model suffers from, but the future models will master.
We paid for the app, after connecting the vision pro to my Imac, we can not get it to open a secondary display. it simply only shows 1 screen ( the main screen ). If you could make any recommendations, that would be great. Thanks!
I just said this info in a comment on another video. Vision SE, Vision, Vision Pro… plus the pro usually has all latest and greatest. Vision has enough to be good. Vision SE has a screen
Being able to Airplay to the AVP is a half-hearted attempt to legitimize the unit as part of the Apple Ecosystem. Until we have full Home Sharking the AVP remains a bastard child of the ecosystem. For those of us who have had AppleTV since 2007 (when there was no media available for it) or who started with iPod 1 (when there was no media available for it)....we have significant collections of media that cannot be accessed by AVP because Home Sharing is not there. I can drop a video file into iCloud and play it...but if the aspect ratio is greater than 1.77 (i.e. anything in Cinemascope or 70 mm) AVP simply chops off both ends rather than fitting. it into the letterbox. Moral of the story: the AVP needs full access to Home Sharing with Quicktime-like app to access media.
There’s not enough market for a such a product. Apple Vision as well as META are restricted to “selected countries” meaning that their market slice is reduced at start. Furthermore such devices work sometimes based on specific “services” like subscriptions etc that are also restricted to “select countries”. For example : in my country Apple Vision isn’t available. Even if I’ll manage to grab one, and intend to use it while I drive my car with navigating maps on … is still unusable because Apple Maps are very very basic in my location. And then … the price. In technology only the very enthusiastically ones are willing to pay big for a product that gets old and almost obsolete in a such short time. Another example : my Smart Tv doesn’t cost near 3000 usd and it’s already 7 years old. I wonder if Apple Vision will keep up same time.
The fact that multiple screens was not incorporated as an initial feature is wild. Once you have this you can scrap all the screens at your desk and get physical space back in your house and also take your office anywhere.
Asides pricing , it’s quite strange to compare the Apple Vision Pro to the Meta quest. The attention to detail on the AVP is just super impressive. When Apple gets things done, they get things done really well.
I love Vision Pro but hate the weight, already have enough neck problems, quest 3 with halo strap is bad enough over long periods of use. Hope Apple release an air version or something. Don’t need all the vr power, I just want productivity with my existing Apple products like my MacBook Air, iPad and iPhone.
You definitely cant compare the launch of the iPhone with the vision pro; the iPhone was truly a revolutionary product no one had anything remotely like it; the vision pro had quest out ahead of it and so many other Vr devices. Also your idea to “go all in” on a product that isnt working is a terrible one. You have to take stock of where the market is and what the consumer sentiment is. I get it your whole channel is about the vision pro; and it is cool but its definitely not mainstream yet. At one point FB had like 75% of the company building the oculus and the company literally one tenthed in market cap; they pulled back and now they have a modest 5% working on it while working on other things; u have to take stock of where things are at
Eh, about the same someone would move their head whilst looking at a MacBook or IPad; and its good that with the technology the AVP has it can pick up on these things, it picks up on all precise head movements and retina movements, and hand movements! It’s a lot smoother once you use the device yourself, even in a demo.
All Apple have done is made the Quest 3 much much better as it now runs like a Vision Pro and with all of the monthly updates can apple really compete with them if the Quest 3 gets better every month
I think the external display is important to still be able to communicate naturally with the outside world. Apple sells the AVP as AR glasses and not as VR glasses, so it is important to see the person wearing the AVP.
What is your experience with eye tracking? Do you have the problem that the eyes are not recognized correctly and you have to look above or below something to click on it?
I was watching the video until you decided to trigger Siri which made Siri edit the RU-vid app on the Apple TV and open the music app. It should really be common sense at this point to censor when you’re saying Siri. Plenty of people do it.
