Using Apple Vision Pro: What It's Actually Like!
Using Apple Vision Pro: What It's Actually Like!
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@dg4262 Says:
If you hold an item in your hand, does it show up to the other people?
@marcoprins4880 Says:
Why on God's earth would you have a Windows desktop background on a Macbook?
@assatashakur2709 Says:
Best reviewer on yt hands down
@AdrienneLMBT Says:
I would not wear that monstrosity on my head.
@TheMertolumert Says:
After watching this video i became like used it
@crude420 Says:
15:00 "If it is a URL that you can say it out loud." lmao.
@ETz-RYANH. Says:
Severely impressed 👍🏽
@Jamesthor Says:
I am in IT. Absolutely nobody is talking about this device. The consensus is that it’s worthless, nobody would buy it even the geeks I work with., So, I’m going to say this is a complete fail?
@jadenshiver05 Says:
1 step closer to the “oasis” ready player one
@juelz9225 Says:
We have come a long way since the Virtual Boy
@Baleur Says:
35:00 doesnt this have big security concerns if someone scans someone elses face and uses as their persona?
@Baleur Says:
18:00 you know what this makes u realize? Strangely off-topic, maybe not. What happens when 90% of the population wears this (or contact lens versions in the future), and everything they interact with is virtual? Buttons on doors, car controls, screens, even just a virtual phone rather than a physical device. This means, you could quite literally have a form of Goa'Uld from Stargate SG1 (in terms of their seemingly primitive egyptian architecture), where your entire environment, houses, streets, all look very "primitive" like flat stone slabs with no apparent technology at all. And to an outside observer, it would just be a flat stone room. But to someone connected, it'd be everything, every app, every feature, every gadget, only visible and interactible to them.. That gray flat concrete wall you're looking at, could be hiding an enormous control center to whoever is connected to the AR. Now extrapolate to interstellar civilizations. Why would you have any buttons or anything physical in your spaceships, or windows, or anything? What would their cities look like, when everyone is connected virtually, and no physical requirements exist for buttons, LED signs, lights, anything. Would it just be extremely simple "primitive" flat shapes and surfaces, seemingly devoid of anything, to an outside observer? When over half of your entire existance and everything you interact with, ceases to be physical, how does that mold your environmental requirements? Both amazing, and dystopian. And extremely easy to keep hidden.
@ScLeith Says:
What if you have all netflix and everything on the mac?
@Banhammer000 Says:
Didn't apple make a commercial about this very thing? 1984 vibes.
@TTH247 Says:
It's not "VR" in the traditional sense because most of the product's experiences aren't closed off from the real-world. "AR" (augmented reality) or "MR" (mixed reality) would be better labels.
@merajsheikhms Says:
Im gonna watch this video 100 times so that this gets embedded in my subconscious mind and then I can dream about buying or using it.
@Andrew-sx4re Says:
Oculus had games for the headset 10 years ago.
@Lucy-fn9rj Says:
I feel weird about glasses shooting sensors into my eyeballs
@memoryinfo2676 Says:
Professional execution instruments, look at the super heavy hats that the Manchus were keen on, 200 years later, the once ancient civilized country was reduced to a scorched earth of colonization.
@memoryinfo2676 Says:
专业处刑刑具,看下满清热衷的超重型帽子,区区200年后曾经的文明古国沦为被殖民的焦土。
@wowproductspace Says:
Awesome!
@jeffreycoffman8781 Says:
Only seems worth it to an apple fan
@obiwankenobi661 Says:
gonna quote @EddyBurback who said: "if the only portable computer were the apple vision pro, the next step would be to create the smartphone, so you can use your portable computer AND fully experience the world around you"
@nak4651 Says:
Big whoop....want vs need? lmao
@nicovolker86 Says:
This is so pointless 😂😂
@adamhojjat8145 Says:
Coolest VR on the market. It is absolutely stunning! Like Black Mirror type tech mixed with Tony Stark’s AR engineering AR tech on Iron Man! Sony and Meta has nothing on this system!
@martinaasandersen3775 Says:
19:30 Yeah, if you could zoom into a some kind of immersive Google Street View type thing and make it look like you're actually there. Maybe even being able to take you along a planned route, so you could preview a route with variable speed.
@DinoBroDon Says:
I'm torn - would love to get one but the price is still a bit of a turn off. I am hoping for updates to the OS and then it'll hopefully grow into a must-have...
@MrTijaii Says:
14:57 nah, we was all thinking the same thing.
@im-_-dubz2707 Says:
Use these with the Dyson headphone/air purifier for a nice neck work out!
@CommunityTwoo Says:
classic apple using buzzwords instead of calling something what it is
@Burns_RED Says:
The ultimate garbage product by the ultimate garbage company
@jordanstark5924 Says:
Do you think it's more or less weird that people see you editing yourself or see you typing on a screen that isn't displaying anything lmao
@kylekuhn4046 Says:
Make cooler
@GenaTrius Says:
Whenever you're wearing an Apple Vision Pro, in the part of the viewmodel where your eyes don't go a filthy scarecrow waves his broomstick arms and does a parody of each unconscious thing you do. When you turn around to look, he's gone behind you. On his face, he's wearing your confused expression, where your eyes don't go.
@AvoytDesign Says:
the "Persona" feature really sucks if you absolutely hate how you look... :c
@Frost64 Says:
does the Persona have to look like you? the fun of virtual avatars is not having to look like yourself. Is there a way to edit them?
@EdensWrldd_ Says:
Literally, not interested in this product whatsoever is just that I love this deuce videos and I'll be here to watch every single one, regardless of whether or not i'm gonna buy anything so thanks
@Austin.8150 Says:
Need samsung headsets
@Floatillyboats Says:
Now you really don’t have to interact with friends and family!
@NobleValerian Says:
At $3500+, knowing nothing about this device, I was sure there was nothing to justify this product. Now that I know more about it... I'm even more sure this is a pointless, overpriced device.
@MegaRomerox Says:
Personas are amazing at a technical level but they look awful, I don't think I could get used to it
@deadturret4049 Says:
The personas look like pre-rendered ps3/xbox360 cutscenes, except its in real time.
@peach_cobbler Says:
Are you wearing contacts with it?
@Andrew-sx4re Says:
I watched an youtube video on Quest 3 and then on my PC monitor for comparison. you don't want to have a chunky headset on for 2D tasks(with low resolution because of the headset), it's way better on a 4k monitor. So you are paying a lot to downgrade the real monitor experience(even with Quest 3). the only way it's worth it for now is if you have 3D immersive top games, because those are better than looking at a 2D screen, that's when you will consider it's worth the effort to put the headset on. Same for skype video calls, no need for avatars, use a monitor.
@Arcane0III Says:
it’s not becoming mainstream till that battery is integrated
@Not-A-Woke-Liberal Says:
The major problems are nothing can be connected to it. No hard-drives,memory cards,HDMI for Xbox or Switch. It needs image stabilization like in cameras it’s too shaky.
@kwesigaalex4765 Says:
Very well explained 😊
@imhisgrandson_1345 Says:
I just have one concern. I just moved to NYC and i wonder is that lock gonna lock it on my head good because i don’t want someone to snatch it off my head on the train and run 😭
@minisculex3 Says:
I’ll get it once it reaches 3rd gen

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