Apple Vision Pro Review: Tomorrow's Ideas... Today's Tech!
Apple Vision Pro Review: Tomorrow's Ideas... Today's Tech!
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@nipcoyote1140 Says:
A $250 headset has a fully fleshed out game and app store, a higher refresh rate and a higher field of view, than a $3500 headset. Thats concerning.
@brenscott5416 Says:
My problem with apple and this idea of the vision pro is that while they want to have it be a productivity device, it lacks so much of what makes a productivity device. I got a quest 2 last week and i still think vr is a gimmick (because it is) i enjoy it more now that the software has caught up. When the quest 2 got real games it went from living in its gimmick to being a cool and fun to use device. If the vision pro doesnt get more software to support it then it will just stay this super gimmicky device. What murders it tho is how god damn expensive it is, for $4k it should be able to do more than a $300, less than 10% of the cost for way more support and entertainment. It has potential sure but they came out swinging with a metal stick while the competition has assult rifles. The iphone compairsion also kinda doesnt work since the iphone was literally the first of its kind to do anything like it, no other phone worked that way or was that useful as a package, the vision pro is swimming in real competition who've been at it longer. really they werent the first for any of this, they're not the best, and they're not doing it that different. All apple have done is pushed out a device that does exactly what the rest are doing but are putting in different focus for an extreme price. In short the vision pro is just ps vita, an overpowered device with tons of potential thats more expensive than its competition with far less supporting software than the competition and what little software it has amounts to doing the same thing on it that you can you do with the company's main offering. I hope it doesnt have the same fate as the vita but this thing has been out for months and has yet to do something with its potential so my hopes arent high
@blakeb1555 Says:
I still have absolutely no idea why anyone would want to use this over their own two eyes and a smartphone
@Annihilord Says:
I develop with the quest 3 and that moment where you expect something that you placed somewhere in augmented reality to be there in real reality without headset has happened to me too several times, expecting my debugging screen to be hanging in front of the window and then being surprised when it isn't.
@Change-1820 Says:
This was a good video. Although far more advanced, I kept thinking of the Microsoft Hololens and how it seemed way ahead of it's time. Do you think Apple might at some point pivot away from Eyesight to a more translucent implementation?
@officialnoria Says:
This video should be titled "The worst Apple product I've ever reviewed... for now"
@MegaRomerox Says:
Too expensive. I love the tech and what it can do, and the future it has but damn, at these prices I'll never have one unless it's a work thing and i don't have to pay for it. It's telling that the most exciting thing about the product is how good future generations might be. Doesn't really have enough of a reason on its own, it's just like you say with other products. Consider it's value based on what it offers now, not what it will be, supposedly. If it gets better an cheaper but it then, not now hoping that will happen.
@telotawa Says:
I'd think about trying it if it was jailbroken (like a real computer should be. if you can't do what you want with it, it's a toy) and had a good keyboard input.
@PassiveAgressive319 Says:
I will wait for the cheaper, version in a couple of years (I think I waited the same amount of time to buy an iPhone - I started buying mine at version 7).
@ciscoventura Says:
Add pokemon go and you got yourself a headset that’ll fly off the shelves I promise you
@jaskenlee Says:
****Don't be a silly customer to buy iphone anymore!**** This product add-on additional yearly cost USD$ 350 equally quarter cost as new iphone pro model for display parts replacement every 15 months! The brand changed a ridiculous biz behavior aim for huge yearly additional charges and provide no more product quality and good user experience! Customer just pay the premium to get a worse service! Iphone Pro/Pro Max model display parts become short life consumer parts now, most of that will failure after about 14-18 months (just appear problem while out of warranty) that cost USD $350 to repair/replace the display unit to solve the no display issue, or user pay 50% cost to extend a year warranty, however the new parts may live for another 14-18months user have to pay additional cost for using the phone for 2nd or 3rd year or later on. Let search 'iphone pro white screen issue' as key word to get more detail before buy a iphone. spread out that critical info to resist unreasonable excessive charges by such Abominable profiteer and minimize further victims.
@gabrisgamer450 Says:
The difference between the first smartphone and smartwatch taking off and this taking off is that you didnt have to pay $3500 for it, so the lack of features _combined_ with the price tag is definitely a big deal breaker considering most people can already do all of this right now without the headset
@faerieknight2298 Says:
Your points about comfort of VR headset straps is pretty accurate IMO. But it's kind of a catch 22. The A cloth or soft rubber strap is comfortable, flexible, flexible, but requires you to tighten things enough that it applies pressure to your face. On the other hand a hard plastic halo style strap can balance things and keep the headset comfortable over long periods of time. But if you tighten the halo strap enough that movement wont dislodge it, the hard plastic halo setup gives me headaches due to squeezing my head.
@menjolno Says:
id rather have the meta quest pro + sansung s24 fold + 20Amp-Hour (not milliamp hour) battery
@TheSteveSteele Says:
Once Mac Virtual Display can display multiple desktop spaces, or integrates some variation of Mission Control with a simple swipe left or right, (thinking Minority Report), that’s when the Vision Pro will probably replace or augment my hardware displays. That’s the killer app for me.
@abhirajchatterjee6965 Says:
If you cannot bend the reality, try vurtuality
@reginescaccia8650 Says:
I just had a demo and thought it was great however, they are to heavy for me so I didn't purchase them.
@neysaali2825 Says:
My only gripe about this product is that they did not design well enough to sweat in. Waterproof. Many of us exercising at home, outside and gym with the help of visual aids from our phones. This would be excellent for that.
@gokkiyoutube Says:
This PH transition music had me make a doubletake a couple times.
@jamesroberts3642 Says:
If it's worse for darker skin people to use, you better belive Apple will drop it. All it's gonna take is one "Dis racist" comment when it comes to the eye contact feature, and they will end it.
@rahulkurdiya78 Says:
If someone wear glasses how it is quality
@SvensPron Says:
You don't get to call you VR headset realeased 12 years after the Oculus Rift a "first generation product"
@arielperez3613 Says:
It’s similar to meta 3 but way more unaffordable
@jeffperonto3234 Says:
Awesome review. Thanks!
@Hz-gd6xw Says:
So what you’re saying here is that they released it before it was optimal so that they can say for the new iteration it’s new and improved and charge people more money to buy the new and upcoming Vision Pro plus.
@abdullahabozekry8727 Says:
it has ZERO application
@titimarquesortega25 Says:
Well sometimes I try to pass the song mimicking the gesture you'd do on AirPods Pro when I'm not using them so I guess is an acquired thing from using a product a lot
@ayanmoeen1049 Says:
Can you rent an Apple Vision Pro?
@Freon914 Says:
He obviously overhyped overpriced apple products
@Freon914 Says:
Hey apple-paid content creator! Have you heard of quest 3?
@Natetaube Says:
Need
@dsbuttar496 Says:
Intro song: AllttA - Duel World
@italogiardina8183 Says:
I own 6 apple products and find one or two are not so often used but have a niche function. So if invested in this rather than apple stocks it needs to deliver quality escapist entertainment from modern life. This is its niche function for a modernist how needs moments of transcendence. Therefore the buyer needs to bet it will definitely value for price and that is questionable. So no need for fancy features like eyes on glass but a foxed product that delivers authentic escapism.
@bigsauce1116 Says:
Am I the only one who is absolutely mortified by this? Am I the last sane person on earth?
@pedrofelipe685 Says:
Check the glass trunk from sony I 5hink it came out on 1998 or 1999.
@Kennybooy9 Says:
Always exciting with Apple. Hate to reflect on how many Apple products we have.
@lm4250 Says:
Does sombody know why I can play this video out side of the YouTube app without an YouTube Premium subscription?
@U2vl9v0 Says:
In about a decade we’ll all be walking around with a functional and well-engineered E.D.I.T.H.
@Hasen-px1sy Says:
Ill buy an vision pro if i get 50k likes...😅😊
@9to5Vision Says:
So good!
@_alphatester_ Says:
Question: Can you collaborate, using 2 Apple Vision Pros? I am thinking video editor and client. Like immersive screensharing. And they don't have to be in the same room for that.
@luxchhun1232 Says:
You thumbnail for this video is wrong.! Check again Apple AD is right!
@fernando-loula Says:
Never saw a review from Marquee that sounds so much like a paid placement. It is such a lame product that could hardly be considered a prototype.
@ploppill34 Says:
craaaaaaaaaaap
@YAMOTHAS Says:
Just a heads up unpluging it isnt the ONLY WAY to turn it off. You turn it off like a IPHONE it will display in headset and you slide your fingers to turn off PRESS AND HOLD THE LEFT POWER BUTTON ON TOP AND THE SHUTTER BUTTON ON TOP.
@user-iw9gz9hm3s Says:
Perfect!!!
@andyb9664 Says:
Aww in all 3 videos he missed out on a cool move. At the end, once he put on the headset and said goodbye to us, he should've just pinched two fingers together, as to close "our window" 😀
@mac24seven Says:
Here's an incredibly useful use case for the Apple Vision; communication for those who can't speak or move. A app could be written where it's a dictionary type thing, and they can select words with their eyes. Guestures could be added, such as winks and eyebrow lifts. Using a custom AI model, it could learn the habits and way of "speaking" and allow for, I imagine, a fairly quick way of communicating! If I've thought of this, I know somebody else has had the same idea. It came to me while reading The Count of Monte Cristo, a character named Nortier is a paralytic who communicates through his eyes.
@user-bx6gv8zm3s Says:
There is a reason for the dual strap. I don't want to be squeezed, the top strap is for weight reduction
@BrandLmedia Says:
Minority Report?

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