Apple Vision Pro OR $5,000 TV!?

[@chaotictattoo]

I wore my Apple Vision Pro to watched end game and I didn’t one time feel like I needed to take it off. I was surprised how it felt with the dual loop vs. the band

[@valdius85]

I can easily imagine buying five of them for my family and watching TV together. 😂

[@mylastnamemk0939]

If they ever added some feature that allowed this it would be crazy.

[@mecd4167]

Sorry, Can't be done..

[@rcash3625]

Kind of stupid apple didn’t add this out of the box. If I have 2 in the house we should be able to watch tv together.

[@valdius85]

@@rcash3625 Actually I meant what I would never watch anything together with someone else, especially my wife.

[@rcash3625]

@@valdius85 ooh 🤣

[@garrettgoehring5828]

I just got mine on Friday and I love it when I first put it on I couldn’t help but smile it is probably one of the sickest things I’ve used.

[@chrisc4843]

Do the 3D movies look better than a high quality 4K display or oled?

[@garrettgoehring5828]

@@chrisc4843 they definitely look better than my iPad Pro I don’t own a nice oled or tv I just have a 2021 iPad Pro 12.9 inch and it looks a lot better I hardly use my iPad now.😂

[@sephiroth4543]

@@chrisc4843 ⁠they look stunning, 3D movies look better than TV it's that good.

[@manuelmrosa]

@@chrisc4843it looks like a mid range 4k tv, sony oled tvs offer better resolution

[@ThatWellnessGuy]

It totally makes for an awesome personal portable home theater! It's only missing video inputs and a way to output to a top-of-the-line sound system to make for a true premium home theater setup. The built-in speakers and AIrPod Pros sound great, but they can't beat a premium surround sound system. You nailed one of the pros though. Watching the Super Bowl and being able to take the screen with me into the kitchen for beer and snacks or pull it through the wall into the bathroom with me means I didn't have to miss a second of the game or commercials.

[@DrunkAncestor]

Writing is on the wall. As soon as we can watch together I want the TV out of the house tbh. I am sick of looking at the black rectangle. It will allow us to put furniture facing each other so in some ways it will be more social.

[@BEYONDPREMIERE]

I am going to buy just for watching movies :D

[@2112ZOZ]

Totally agree. It's expensive, yes. But I am loving the movie/tv watching experience in this thing. The quality of those screens are fantastic. I'm looking forward to better apps and more experiences, but so far I am happy with my purchase purely for the movie watching experience alone.

[@pep98]

On what $5000 tv do you have 3D 180 inverse in 400”? And how about a mac with a keyboard and mouse?

[@paulomedeiros9381]

A TV for one! Genius…

[@AppleInsider]

I love it! That's what I had before!

[@djp1234]

We really need a way to connect our Blu-ray players to the AVP

[@CharlieEarthRoast]

You should develop an app for that.

[@djp1234]

@@CharlieEarthRoast there will be Chinese HDMI dongles on Amazon in no time.

[@edd9581]

Knowing apple it wont happen, the usb on apple devices is horrible or none existent except for mac os

[@hopefultraveller1]

...especially our 3D Blu Ray players...

[@Shapar95]

It’s called plex with blu ray rips… duhhh

[@yvesrn]

Good insightful video. First one that gave me some valid reasons for buying one. Still can’t justify $4k. Just dropped 1K today at the vet so real life has a say also.

[@sephiroth4543]

I would wait a bit but it's a stunning headset

[@stevengaddis6564]

When I get the Vision Pro, I'll probably prefer to watch shows and movies on it when I'm by myself. I'm happy to have the Sony OLED and Atmos sound system for when I have guests over though.

[@sephiroth4543]

I would highly recommend you demo it. I tried it and then I got addicted to the VP.

[@vivalingua9377]

People had said who is going to spend $500 on an iPhone. Then who needs an iPad? Now you could say rather than spending $3500 on that motorcycle, this might actually be more useful. I can go to exotic places where my bike won’t take me. 😂

[@IwinMahWay]

Don't worry it's just the mental gymnastics, samsung will come out with one down the line that has gimmicks here and there and then they'll say samsung is better because it has so many more megaschlongs more.

[@vivalingua9377]

@@IwinMahWay Oh yes, they know how to copy Apple's innovations. They have been doing it since iPhone introduction.

[@justwayne4785]

In two years V2 will perfect the little issues and improve battery life, that’s when I’m planning on buying one.

[@SteelersHomer]

Reportedly next one won’t be out until 3 years from now not 2.

[@MarcusWarcus40]

@@SteelersHomerreportedly thats for the Vision Pro 2, not the cheaper one that’ll come out most likely 2025 or early 2026

[@sephiroth4543]

I am enjoying V1 now, insane product that will only get better

[@webpoet73]

It can never replace the social experience of watching tv. Also, I don't want that hunk of metal on my head just to watch tv. I couldn't imaging spending 5k on a TV. either. Plenty of great tv's in the 1k range. to each, their own, but the AVP is a very expensive toy.

[@dannyw9314]

One thing I noticed that I hope they improve is that if you mirror to your MacBook it’s using the native resolution or 1440 but if you change to 2160 then it’s in low res. If you leave it at native 1440 then that screen is at that res and the other windows you pop up in VP are 4k. It would be nice to see them work with resolution scaling a bit better. I’m assuming there are some limits to the WiFi connection.

[@MrLandfree]

Can Vision Pro connect to a surround sound system? Surely the built in speakers can't replicate the base. Quite a big factor that this video has omitted.

[@valuegrowthinvesting]

It’s not base, it’s bass 😊

[@valuegrowthinvesting]

Very good point though

[@laghzaouiyounes6373]

Can you actually zoom on the real environement ? Like zooming on chairs and tables in the enivorment ?

[@dkatomski]

Good question. Maybe in camera mode?

[@canturkcivelek4896]

What about the strain on eyes, by using that product all the time? 🤔

[@zack2396tube]

I love this video. So curious to know Apple's plans about gaps in years between each generation for this device.

[@AppleInsider]

Thanks!

[@JohnnyJolt]

I have an 85” tv and I realize that I will need to get a new one at some time. To replace this tv it will cost me $6,000 to $12,000, this makes the Vision Pro cheep. And soon Apple will develop or install sharing so multiple people can watch the same thing. I live in Canada so I am waiting till Vision Pro is available here. Plus the audio system savings haven’t even been added in. I can’t wait.

[@michaellatta]

The main difference is the Vision Pro only renders 4k where your eyes are looking. Your tv is 4k everywhere. And of course Vision Pro is for one person only.

[@fosterslover]

Your eyes only see in high resolution at the center of your vision (the fovea). The resolution of AVP actually correlates to how our eyes work.

[@michaellatta]

@@fosterslover In general that is true. Whether AVP can keep up with rapid eye movements is one of my questions about it. I have a condition where my eyes are always in motion and wonder if it will work for me. I plan to test it when I get a chance to go get a demo.

[@DatDude923]

I love seeing 4K resolution on things that I’m not looking… let that sink in

[@BoKnow]

lol @@DatDude923

[@jonb8633]

Same as your 4k TV. Even if the TV is all 4k your eyes will see only 4k the area you are focusing in. Also you need to be at the perfect distance and elevation to be able to see your tv in 4k

[@olexanderknysh]

You can’t compare Vision Pro vs TV. The main thing, you can enjoy TV with family or friends. Vision Pro meant for someone who has no family or friends and plan to spend time behind close doors. The biggest problem of Vision Pro is that it’s an obstacle between you and the world. It’s fun at first, but soon you will realize that it’s very lonely.

[@sephiroth4543]

70% of the time I watch movies on my own especially late at night. I don't really care too much about watching with friends. In the future I won't be surprised if there are online cinemas where people watch movies with others on their headsets.

[@Quickfeet32]

Great review. AVP has been life changing for movies and television.

[@raemill4089]

I was thinking about this too. Just upgraded my sound system for the TV, but since the AVP came along this weekend, I hadnt watched anything on my TV and hadnt missed it at all so far. Now when me and the family want to watch something, we'll all be back, but me on my own, I prefer the AVP for now. Time will tell how it goes over the weeks/months/years.

[@dr_candiru7817]

Thanks for the feedback. I was waiting to purchase AVP based upon user viewing experience.

[@SteelersHomer]

I must be crazy but I want this thing and have justified the price in my mind because all I’ve ever wanted the most from film entertainment is a theater at my home. I literally don’t care about anything else it does. The theater aspect is enough for me.

[@raemill4089]

@@SteelersHomer Man, I watched the Superbowl on the moon with a movie theater sized screen on my AVP last night and it was AMAZING!!! I watched a quarter on my normal 54 inch OLED in 4K on KZbin TV and it was definitely good, but when I switched, it was a whole different world! This is the way to watch sports! You can see the field and players so much better and see plays develop. I'm absolutely hooked and can recommend the AVP if you can afford that price, for entertainment alone.

[@vincentandrews6230]

I tried Vision Pro and let me tell you..people are gonna become addicted to this thing! It is incredible don’t get me wrong but it’s not for everyone

[@uofmtigertech1316]

As was mentioned in the video, this is a one person experience. If he replaced his TV, his wife would need to buy an AVP, as well. If he has kids, he will have that expense. Obviously, if you have no family and no one ever comes over to watch TV, it would replace it, but not practical for a lot of us. Also, I am not sure how these replace the feel of a subwoofer? For us, we use the main system for music and movies, so we would still need the setup. It's impossible to justify as a replacement for anything in our household at this point. Unfortunately, I use Windows PC for work, so it couldn't replace my monitors, either.

[@TechfulThinking]

Until there’s video input, this is not a sustainable option. Streaming apps, game consoles, DVD/Blu-Ray players, etc. That, and you’re right; good luck entertaining guests in any way when you’re the only one in the room wearing it.

[@MarcusWarcus40]

I really wish there was an hdmi attachment so i could hook up my ps5 to it. That would make it the best screen in the house for gaming

[@Somites]

It has replaced my home theater set up and now I don't feel like buying the LG G2 that I was planning to buy. An 83" G2 is $6,500. I can have a 250" or 300" virtual screen that looks just as good with Vision Pro. Not to mention how much it would cost to get audio for a room that is as good.

[@baevyn7909]

Once it has lenses and FOV like the Pimax, its an instant buy for me

[@hovelad]

A good video which is going to help me justify getting a Vision Pro when it arrives in UK

[@MarkSnop]

I have I have an expensive big screen television, and a great sound to go with it. But since Friday, I haven’t even turned it on. Not that I watched an awful lot of TV in the first place, but I haven’t even turned it on. I’ve been very happy and content, not being able to bother anybody with the noise from my speakers. I haven’t got up and walked around, but honestly I need a break at that point anyway. So yeah I think it’ll definitely replace my TV at least when I’m alone

[@prochnowja]

Awesome video! Really got me itching to get one. Do you have any ideas on how to use this without disconnecting too much from family?

[@Babumoshaaai]

Makes sense if you are single and short on space.

[@disastermaster3K]

Agreed not ideal if you’re wanting to watch something with friends, family or with a girlfriend/husband

[@sephiroth4543]

@@disastermaster3KI have an OLED TV for that, it doesn't have to be one or the other if you can afford it

[@DaveDFX]

One vision pro for each family member solved

[@ParadoxChronicles]

This is some expensive scuba diving goggles

[@Kevdog1920]

I agree it does make sense

[@BMar1andonly]

Shared experience vs solo experience

[@sharonb.9128]

Great video. One reviewer compared this to the $5k HDR display as a viable option. As an early adopter you will have a great chance at directly affecting the next version. Ask for the stars in the product feedback section. Ask for better sharing capabilities and improved “eyesight”, not get rid of it. Anything Apple can do to facilitate more interactions and inclusion with the people around them, the better.

[@JamesR624]

Neat. Now come back to us after 3 months to tell if having to strap a heavy metal thing to your face to watch TV every single time, actually kept being worth it, or did you go back to the ease of your TV?

[@woulmm112]

It’s cool for a single person…

[@SteelersHomer]

So true. All this must watch with someone else stuff….I’m like nah this works for me.

[@Langkinhsaigon-SaigonHoloscope]

To choose without having TV or Vision Pro. Definitely for Tivi (as all the VP minus point that u mentioned). 🙃But already have best TV (like OLED LG 70 inch), and still got money to spend, VP is considerated (not for sure buying after seeing a bunch of reviewing with not strong enough convincing to buy).🤔 For me: will wait more till VP 2 - 3 (like i did with all other Apple products since the plastic MacBook till now).😃 Thanks for the clip!

[@mangoismangois1672]

I can connect my pc to my tv and play games on it without the unreliability of streaming to it

[@TimwongTimwong]

The new world experience of entertainment is to watch with the vision pro.

[@ryanfisher4213]

Does the Vision Pro have any ability to stream local media from a Mac? I have a large library I access via the computers app on my AppleTV and on my ipad through home sharing.

[@garrettgoehring5828]

Yes you can connect it you a Mac and have a bunch of floating windows

[@sephiroth4543]

Yep you can do that, I even stream my whole movie library from my NAS server

[@sansinutube]

I need a "Vision Air" with no cameras, no external screen to show my eyes, no bone conduction headphones. Just have the ability to interface with my Apple TV remote for inputs, and with my Airpods pro headphones. And price it below USD 1500. I know I am not alone in this market segment, and Apple stock will literally double if it brings out this device, as every iphone owner would like to own one.

[@derrick072]

Hands down Vision Pro imagine taking a high quality 100inch tv anywhere in a form factor of goggles.

[@stephanelebalier9108]

Tri LCD laser projector cost arond the Same Price

[@Sam.Mercer]

I hope ppl find a way to hook up HDMI. If i could play ps5 on a 120in screen id buy one tomorrow

[@AppleInsider]

Sounds like there are some apps coming that will work for that!

[@alienmorf]

I think we’ll see ps remote for Vision Pro soon 😊 and steam link also😊

[@AppleInsider]

@@alienmorf Steam link and GeForce now are already there!

[@raemill4089]

There is already a way to do this. Videos are online and I'm going to try for myself later today. Apparently the Mirror Play app is available and can make this happen right now.

[@raemill4089]

Yep, I was able to stream my PS5 last night!

[@davidjacobs6244]

No way would I replace my tv with it.

[@venomfang181]

As future iterations of this get cheaper and more accessible they should implement some type of share function where multiple headsets could link and share a viewing experience

[@larrymatrale1368]

I guess the concept of snuggling up with your girlfriend, on the couch, while watching a good movie is passe. This is moving people to more and more away from contact with other people. I'm glad he at least recognizes this.

[@bobwitmer2492]

I always force myself to look at the realistic expected lifespan of tech products and then evaluate based on annual/monthly cost. I’ve tried to rationalize buying the Vision Pro but I can’t because I expect the lifespan to be so short. I expect in 2 years the technology will advance so fast that I’ll need to buy the next generation and I can’t justify $2K per year on this. I would expect a $5K HDTV to last much longer. Some people might be able to justify the $2k per year because they spend more than that at live concerts and sporting events while with this you can stay at home and have the best seat in the house. We don’t know what the virtual tickets will cost though.

[@Prestonrho]

Great point

[@MobileDecay]

I read the title and I was like"Omg, this guy has no friends or family! 😢"

[@techhubwiltsuk]

Agreed! Only thing is to watch together is nice so perhaps a future vision os will allow activity sharing

[@JorgTheElder]

Yeah, all you need is $3,500 device for everyone in your family you used to watch movies with. Great progress.

[@techhubwiltsuk]

@@JorgTheElder lols! Future generations will become affordable and will end up being as common as a phone

[@IwinMahWay]

​​@@JorgTheElder3500 for personal imax on a lake is a bargain. 97 inch oled costs 25000

[@GlennEdell]

I want the Vision Pro so much 😂 I’m in Sweden and god only knows when it lands here. I just made the calculation on what the price will be here… about 4662 dollar incl tax for the base model - that’s 49 000 swedish crowns. WHY APPLE? WHY?

[@PepeTheFren]

I live in Hungary. I could get one, brand new, 512gb version, but would cost me ~4900 Euro. I try to talk myself out of this. Please help. 🥲

[@samstrider3253]

So if you setup a 77" screen in the headset and place it same distance away as you have your 77" tv are you saying that the picture quality is the same as your 4K tv? Or are you just saying it is better because you can have a larger screen?

[@davidkaplan5517]

It’s worse in the headset vs that tv

[@whiteandnerdytuba]

2 grand 98 inch tv leaving about 2 grand for a nice sound system

[@alienmorf]

Did you try to work with Vision Pro? 4-8 hours as monitor.

[@dannyw9314]

I have. I’m doing it now. You start to get used to it and then you forget that it’s there. It’s not perfect but there are some really nice features like changing display size and then adding screens around you. If you use the trackpad you can jump between the screens easily.

[@AppleInsider]

Yeah, quite a bit so far!

[@alienmorf]

@@dannyw9314 what about small text? Or working with code? I’m not from US, want to buy Vision Pro to use it as monitor, but have some doubts about eyes comfort. I can’t work all day at desk because of health issues, and Vision Pro can really improve my productivity.

[@IwinMahWay]

Trading for more than 6 hours yes.

[@alienmorf]

@@IwinMahWay thanks 🙏

[@thanostimestone6813]

Here’s how I look at it. iPhone 1 compared to iPhone 5,6,7. Spending so much on a first generation product from Apple unless you have the money to throw away. Wait a couple generations and then there’s going to be extreme advancements.

[@thanostimestone6813]

Also really. If I wanted a virtual experience. I would want to have access to the full list of games in the steam library.

[@xmattperkins]

I can’t see how the Apple Vision Pro won’t succeed long term IF Apple keep working to decrease the weight, increase the battery life and lower the price. You basically have an infinite screen for streaming videos. You can theoretically make your entire room into a screen. You can’t get more immersive than that. And while Netflix and KZbin aren’t available now for it … they will end making an app if enough people use it. As for Spotify… if you truly care about sound quality, you aren’t using Spotify anyways and I don’t think Apple should allow them into the Vision Pro App Store anyways until they make their entire catalog lossless quality and offer Dolby Atmos.

[@PokhrajRoy.]

Arrived quickly after seeing the title. So, all the jokes I had prepared will be for naught? 😂

[@Kevdog1920]

I love watching movies and tv

[@taylorgiles4844]

top tier glazing😂😂

[@sephiroth4543]

It's a very good product, I will give you that it's very expensive

[@manoman2u]

It’s the only reason to buy the pro. The screen to watch tv

[@filipmartinez1162]

I wonder if this is better than a Varjo Aero but that one is only 2000$ I think. They have a 10,000$ head set too

[@REZZA2020]

Its manufactured in China ?

[@hopefultraveller1]

Great - I'd been waiting for this video! I watch the last generation 3D LG OLED TV, honestly 2D OTA content mostly, but as an occasional treat I do immerse myself in a 3D blu-ray from time to time, but as this video shows, the AVP would seem to answer that need, particularly as the trusty OLED is getting tired (it's a 2016 model that gets a lot of use every day!). So, can someone make an adapter to take the HDMI output of a 3D blu-ray player and feed it to the AVP? I'd even buy a pricey Apple version!

[@Kevdog1920]

This would be great in my bedroom

[@BenedictChrysosthomos]

Now we need an adapter to connect the satellite receiver to it, to actually watch TV.

[@scottmcdonald3345]

Riddle me this. Can you see pro football games via NBC, CBS, and FOX on Vision Pro? Can you watch local baseball on Vision Pro. Can to watch college football and basketball on Vision Pro? If not, how is comparable to cable or streaming on a tv set?

[@IwinMahWay]

Yes to all

[@vivalingua9377]

Just like an iPad can work as a sidecar to a MacBook, I wonder if in the future Apple will let another AVP share (on his own AVP) what one viewer is watching.

[@musicaddict5076]

Why are no reviewers showing any gameplay on these things?

[@imanners1]

6:11 This is my main point, we're already a segmented society, we need to do more things together not separately. I can see these being very helpful in nursing homes and for people who are bedridden.

[@alecubudulecu]

This. We bought and returned it for this reason. Wife can’t watch while I’m watching. No way we gonna buy 2.

[@bobcubsfan]

One other thing. Most TVs have a glossy surface that reflect any light source. Very annoying. VisionPro does not have that issue.

[@zrienkersh1475]

But where is Netflix for Vision Pro…

[@ransom182]

Massive props for not mounting your TV above your fireplace. Well done sir, I can't stand when TVs are mounted above eye level.

[@alexgoriatchenkov]

I have Samsung 75 inch 4 K for $ 1000. I mean, brand new...

[@kevinbs05]

Can you play consoles on it? That's what I use my tv for.

[@scupking]

TV is much better as you can share the experience with everyone, it's much more comfortable, you don't need to take it on and off or worry about the battery going dead after 2 hours.

[@r.m8146]

It's also not a computer.

[@IwinMahWay]

But tv isnt better than 100 feet wide oled imax 3d screen floaing on a lake with surround audio minus the tedious cablework. 97 inch lg g3 costs 25k, i would rather buy multiple avp for the family.

[@scupking]

​@@IwinMahWayI have a Quest 2 and have tried the movie theater apps. Sure it's cool but I prefer watching movies and shows on my 100 inch projector screen. To me there is nothing fun about having a headset stuck to my head to watch a movie or show. Same for when 3D TV's were the big deal. I had one and maybe watched a 3d movie 3 times over the period I owned it. Hell even my projector does 3D but I don't watch 3D movies even ones I own that are 3d like Avatar.

[@Kevdog1920]

I just worry about the heaviness

[@CasuallivingBrockville]

The problem is its only good for one person, while all TV’s are good for the entire family

[@JuanFmTech]

The replace a tv is such a stupid claim by apple, just try to have two people watch a movie in your single apple vision pro Is like saying a motorcycle can replace a car cause its faster

[@phykios]

Not to hate, but this is the craziest take I've seen on this. I can definitely see the Vision Pro for productivity when you pair it with the Mac or even a phone replacement at some point in the future where you can just watch any video/movies on it. But as a TV replacement? Is a crazy take. What happens when friends/family come over? Or have a significant other you want to watch with?

[@jonb8633]

I am a widower with small kids. when they are in bed I watch TV alone

[@fosterslover]

A TV is stuck on your wall permanently; you can't move it between rooms, adjust the screen size, or take it on an airplane. It's not crazy to imagine this kind of device replacing a TV. In the future, you will be able to see another user's screens through your own headset so you can share the same experience.

[@MicMaine]

you tell em to buy their own headset Lol

[@phykios]

@@fosterslover That's the thing though, you don't want to move the TV. TV's are stuck in the living room typically. When you go on an airplane or when youre on the toilet or anywhere outside the living room, you use other devices (phone, tablet) but not a TV. Yes the vision pro can possibly replace a phone/tablet sometime in the future, but not as a TV replacement that you typically just keep in the living room as a personal theatre experience typically

[@vincentandrews6230]

@@fosterslover yeah a TV supposed to be stationary that’s the point. what’s next are desktop computers gonna become obsolete as well because their stationary? Everything doesn’t need to be portable.

[@unkown34x33]

I also stopped using my phone during a home movie. It's soo nice to actually give a damn about a movie.

[@AppleInsider]

Right! This helps that too!

[@TheGamingAudiophile]

Novelty will wear off due to the comfort of this thing being nowhere near as comfortable as watching a TV with nothing on your face. Then you have the cable stuck to your head and then to a battery and then to another cable to provide external power which limits mobility. This is the typical reaction to a new product less than even a week old. Waiting for all the Vision Pro has been sitting in my drawer videos a few months down the line.

[@JC-qf6lv]

You are not mentioning a key downside which is the glare you get from the reflection of the screen (not outside light) off the lenses and your eyeballs in cinema mode. This is a widely reported complaint on the forms, and means you can see the outline of the lenses and general white haze depending not the scene. This is WORSE than a TV that does not have that all (turn off all your lights and watch at night - like in a a cinema). Its a deal breaker for the price (500-1500 maybe its worth dealing with it as a travel device)

[@PokhrajRoy.]

I don’t want to be *THAT* person but I’m having a good laugh seeing Apple Vision Pro being used in public. Is this what people felt when they saw Walkman on the streets?

[@AppleInsider]

Haha I see the utility and privacy but I'm too self conscious to do it... maybe on a plane though.

[@raemill4089]

I'm old enough to remember and yes, things like walkmans, cell phones and even AirPods ALL looked very silly and pretentious at first.

[@unkown34x33]

In my case, I don't have a tv anymore, I watch stuff on my laptop, but! I still watch movies with my mom and brother or a date. And for VR... I go to big screen to watch with my friends. Vision pro! It's sad and lonely in this case. For 4000 on your face.... I I already can see kids bullying other kids for not having the vision pro

[@edbrumbaugh9202]

TV ...

[@Klingwrapable]

If you’re a single guy then it can easily replace a theater system and computer like you said. With a family I guess it’s more of a me time device

[@AppleInsider]

My wife has never cared much about what TV we have. Despite the most expensive ones we've reviewed, they all look the same to her. We're able to have a cheaper TV while also having this as a "nice" TV that I can enjoy when watching Bond films, thrillers, and others that my wife doesn't want to watch anyway.

[@SteelersHomer]

If/when I get the Vision Pro the first film I’m going to throw up on a 100 foot theater screen in the virtual theater environment is Die Hard. Just after that’s over, honestly lord you can go ahead and take me while I’m at my absolute happiest 😆

[@guilhermegabriel7432]

Then, only you can use it.

[@conorfurlong]

To answer your question: spend it on a TV. Unless you never plan to watch anything with anyone else ever again.

[@AppleInsider]

Or if you dont want to use any of the other benefits of Vision Pro.

[@conorfurlong]

@@AppleInsider I’m afraid I think paying $4,000 for something that replicates what you can already do in the real world - but have to wear a heavy headset in order to achieve it - that only lasts for 2 hours - is completely insane.

[@mad2max]

What else can you do with it besides watching, watching.... and waste your valuable time and money?

[@CasualViewer-t4f]

I can watch TV with others and properly game on a TV so your initial argument is one that doesn’t apply to my needs. It’s a cool device but still one I wouldn’t pay $3500 (starting) for.

[@ConsecDesign]

lol, tell me you live alone and have no friends without telling me you live alone and have no friends

[@kenmcf]

can you use your youtube TV subscription and watch with this apple vision pro?

[@SteelersHomer]

Yes. Reportedly works just like the KZbin tv app on your iPad accept seemingly near infinite screen size option when using on Vision Pro

[@kenmcf]

@@SteelersHomer How come I cannot find any info anywhere on the entire internet. Seems odd.

[@Idiosyncraticjrr]

I need a video of this with less talking

[@fowzst]

I can't believe you said that. My God man...there's kissing up to Apple but this is way too far. Way too far. It hasn't replaced your TV.

[@sk1p336]

If you’re just mad you don’t have one just say that. 😂

[@fowzst]

@@sk1p336I’m never mad 😂😂 not even about this wild claim….it was more of a dialled down mad…like a gentle huff of disapproval on the grand scale of booty kissing that was on display…in AR 😂. Also it wasn’t jealousy either…I pretty much own all of apples products and not even being in the UK is a factor. This is a developer prototype…not for us normals. We’ll be dabbling with the sub $1000 version when the eco system gets more matured, AND even then, like our dusty quest 2’s, we will use it once and then put it down to grab our iPhones 😂👍🏾

[@paulrevere1479]

@@fowzstIt replaced my tv. Not even close btw. You can buy my 83 inch tv if you want it because I don’t use it anymore. Deal?

[@MrBoriqua2000]

Let me know when the goes down to $299