Apple Vision Pro Review: 1000 small things = ONE BIG REVOLUTIONARY WIN 

What do you think about Vision Pro? Did you buy it? How did you use it? Will it change our future? Let me know...

Thank you for taking your time in recording this video and for your generosity sharing your thoughts. Your insights are so valuable for the VR/XR community.

When I watch movies on apple tv in cinema mode, the theater inside looks like that strap fabric and I feel like I am inside the strap and it's cozy.

Great video.

I just watched The Dark Knight in the Cinema Environment and my god, it’s like I was at a Dolby Cinema. My main reason for buying the VP is for movies and it delivers big time

Nice to see a review from an actual VR enthusiast like myself that’s been using vr since 2015

Great thorough review !

Watching in AVP, I think you're spot on with most of this. I would say this is the first headset I would choose to watch *2D* content in because the experience is like going to a Movie Theater. It's unbelievably good. I still think most people are not ready for this product and the promise for the VisionOS v2 is huge. I hope that they add more immersive experiences over time, It's been a month and we still only have the first episode only.

Excellent review, I cannot believe I wasn't subbed! (Now fixed) 😅

There have been a lot of reviews that totally zucked out there! You have been preparing your whole life for this review. Love the Ready Player One story too. 🙏✌🌹

I like the way he speak conversational. Not really planned. Why rush

Absolutely agree that Apple wanted to test the public’s reception of the external battery unit in order to eventually offload all the computing externally and shrink the headset. Initially connected via cable to an iPhone, then via streaming. In my opinion, the final idea is precisely this: a small headset for daily use that works in synergy with an iPhone. And, to achieve this goal, they initially unleashed a performance monster to make it appealing to the masses.

you…totally get that bit of Apple je ne sais quoi - that a lot of PC people do not understand they wouldn’t know good taste if it came up and hit them on the face in general are really important and you’ve done a great job really going through them! bravo

brilliant review. hope you make more Vision Pro content. thank you.

Great review. This video will stand the test of time. 1, 2, 3 years from now, you will look back and be proud. I have been truly shocked by the cesspool of paid agendas masquerading as “AVP Reviews” I’ve seen. It’s expensive yes, but that is nothing new for state of the art, limited supply, first generation product and the price is certainly no excuse for the lies, misrepresentations and disinformation being heaped on this product. Thank you for bringing a little sanity to this discussion.

Vision Pro also has manual IPD adjustment.

So, any things you will bring to somnium 1 from apple? :)

What can I buy to get the debris out of that fabric near the lenses? If there is micro debris on the lenses do you recommend using the Vision Pro polishing cloth to remove the debris or something that’s sticky that will pull the debris but not damaged the lenses? If there is something that can be used for the material and lenses without damaging the device, please share.

Another important consideration is if the rumors of an improved Siri are true. I have already significantly increased productivity using Pi. Having my assistant built into the OS would be game changing

Very very interesting talk about the product ! I wonder if this product could be a competitor for your own ? I am surprised that you praise so much this product :) I am more an Apple user, a die hard one as a developer , event if it is not my job today, I am impatient that the AVP is sold in France I will buy it immediately to develop for it !

Awesome 🔥🔥🔥👍 thanks for your review and see you soon at Somnium Connect ❣️🙌

this is the closest thing i've seen that made me want to sell my quest pro for the vision pro. i still don't think i should but i considered it.

Is it normal for Vision Pro (both internal displays to flicker a couple of seconds when flipping on a light switch in a bright room with a mixture of 7 LED lights recessed lights and windows of natural sunlight, primarily that’s the only room that happens but only during a certain time of the day, near sunset.

This was an excellent video and you said something that I always say. I’ve been in be from the jump and when I hear people complain about the weight and strap on the Vision Pro….i say that they aren’t “REAL” enthusiasts. I don’t care about the weight because I know it will come down. All I care about is the experience. I love the Vision Pro and I’m very happy to patiently wait for the software upgrades and new experiences.

My favorite VR experience is still Cyberpunk 2077. I could live in that game.

major issue is the weight for me great product but you really feel it

Very informative video, great review. I haven't gotten mine yet, im looking forward to seeing all the apps that developers make on it.

Exciting view of things Inspector Somnium Space😛. In a few things I see it like you, but the form factor has to change for the mass. Specialization of headsets is elementary but only until you can build a device that can cover both form factor and functions. Outsourcing the compute unit is an important point to improve the form factor for the time being. From a technological perspective, the Apple Vision Pro is a masterpiece. But only the core understands that, the mass has to be introduced to everything first. They are overwhelmed with such a device. I'm looking forward to seeing what you achieved with the VR1 in comparison in the next video. Things are slowly getting serious and the marketing mode has to turn into a good, powerful PCVR headset that excites the community. You know that you have strong competition. You will have to make compromises and if you manage to implement the CA hardware fix you will have a winner for further subsequent devices. I hope you succeed. You can see for yourself that a trillion dollar company only cooks with water.

There is a big dealbreaker for me and id be happy to learn this is not the case but as far as i know u cant connect the avp with a managed macbook (with a work apple id) which would mean that i can use it only for entertainment. Also part of the same issue is that you can have only one desktop from your mac. Yes you could install stuff like teams, outlook on the avp itself but this wouldnt help since these apps need to run on my work mac in order to connect to the company network.

What do you need Windows for?

50:24 Got it and we'll make it even for $99 - Tim 😁

Excellent review as always. To me, the most revolutionary feature in the AVP is the embedding of the DFR into the OS.

this is a long movie

12:40 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Я хочу носки из этой ткани. А то мои обычные за месяц протираются, приходится год ходить с дырявыми носками. Эпл, сделай мне носки! Уже надоело, что девушки надо мной смеютсяю А так, они будут на меня вешаться как от Axe Effect.

As often is the case with apple, function follows form here. It should be way lighter and less 'impressive' looking, because guess what, you can't see it when you're wearing it. It's WAY too heavy, like the Airpods Pro Max. They focussed on aesthetics rather than usability and with a VR headset weight and size are extremely important. There's also no hinge on the front, so you can't angle headset for comfort. Quest 3 is far, far better. Interesting prototype for sure but that is all. Also no games at all which is insane.

An excellent review will reveal not only the good side but also the bad side. If a review only tells you the good side then this is not a review, it's a sales talk. The greatest trade off of avp is the price. Quest 3 can also do (almost) what this product can at $499. Most of avp features already existing in other VRs, except for eye tracking... But for 3.5K? I suggest you discuss also the whole trade offs having this product and not just the good side.

remember the hype when the AVP came out ... now NO ONE CARES 😅

I mean Artur I get it. It's super easy to shill for the company that doesn't compete with your product but has the potential to increase interest in the industry. I'm probably very curious what you have to say is your day to day usage of this thing three months down the line

I'm genuinely happy that you are enjoying the Vision Pro, but as someone who has used it also, it sounds like you are dismissing honest opinions out there, like it's weight. It IS heavy and as much as I liked the crispness of the display. I was relieved when I was able to take it off. The materials and technology built into the AVP is second to none, but the latency when playing a fast pace game like synth Ryders IS present. I also understand that having the M2 in the headsets doing the heavy lifting was not conducive to allwoing it to run native desktop application, as they would have had to deal with heat disopation, but having to connect to a MacBook to do the heavy lifting leaves the M2 underutilized, which is really unfortunate. That alone imho, is very disappointing. Having to carry around not only the battery pack, but MacBook to run applications only available as a desktop application, doesn't make it very portable, does it? The AVP is a phenomenal headset. Build quality is above reproach. Media viewing capability is exceptional. I didn't find the AVP revolutionary, but rather evolutionary. It combined and executed what it was MADE to do, extremely well, but there is not a single thing about it, that is a inventive. The eye tracking, hand tracking, high fidelity micro-oled displays, etc, already existed. It is a great device, that if you're honest, is definitely a step forward, but not even close to what a HMD needs to be for world wide adoption. The AVD is just a step, like all other headsets have been before it. I hope you don't find my comment, (albeit long winded,) offensive, because I liked hearing your opinion and enjoyed your perspective.

vr or ar or however you want to call it still clearly sucks and will for some time to come

It seems half-baked. In a few years we're gonna look back at this device and laugh at the scars it made on our faces.

This is not a review, it's a sales talk, hahaha A blind review if I may say. Most reviews discussed how heavy this thing is but this fan say it's minor, hahaha. Others recommend the use of the second strap but this fanboy is fine with the 1st strap, why do you think there's a 2nd strap dude? Stop the lies, this is a sales campaign... I rather buy Quest 3 plus other gadgets worth 3k than buying this 3.5k crap. Accept it, this product is a failure dude!!! But of course, you can justify your 3.5k (or more it other charges applied) spending. Only a fanboy would love your bias review.