Apple Vision Pro: Remote Work Review

[Update] Follow up video on settings: • Apple Vision Pro: Work...
The big question: is the Apple Vision Pro worth it for remote work?
How much is the Apple Vision Pro? It starts at $3,499. That's expensive, yet still more affordable than the Apple Pro Display XDR, which starts at $4,999.
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[@BrianFrey1]

Here's my follow up video on display settings: kzbin.info/www/bejne/rqOxZapjnbOnb7M

[@melvinbriggs205]

Finally, can't wait for people to start making more "working with the Vision Pro" video. I was searching for them and taught it might to to early to find one of those videos then I found this. People want to know what to use it for not just what it can do

[@vladimirlopezsalvador6570]

Paid video.

[@eswag153]

No need. It’s so tiring on your eyes that it’s unusable for long periods of time

[@eswag153]

I used it for 6 hours and am still recovering after 2 days

[@Battleneter]

This turd of a product is going to die fast, don't count on it :P

[@heather5936]

I'm disabled and looking for ways to work from bed - this may just have solved the problem. Thank you!

[@midicine2114]

"free-range worker" is a hilarious term

[@RealAndreGlegg]

Good old grass fed, never frozen free-range worker

[@MarkBurdickPhD]

Free mason?

[@highimwolf]

He's an organic, free range, grass fed worker

[@Mangolite]

It's obvious that Apple should have prioritized productivity as a critical feature of the Vision Pro from day one, enabling a multi-screen workflow. For example, users should be able to open multiple apps and windows within those apps on the main desktop view, as the leading computing is done wirelessly. I hope that a firmware update, Mac software update, or the next iteration of the Vision Pro will provide such a feature-rich experience. Imagine opening Final Cut Pro with the monitor on one side and all the editing tools on the other, so there's no need to switch back and forth between the two workflows. It would be even better to move some favorite tools in spatial space in front of the video as we make minute adjustments.

[@MillennialJesus]

I think it's a feature that's definitely going to be there

[@Words-.]

I doubt they didn’t consider this, so maybe it’s something they’re planning to include later and it wasn’t possible to deliver a smooth experience while streaming numerous Mac windows as of now?

[@Andrew_Shadrin]

+ 8k instead of 4k

[@xaviervasco]

From what I have heard, it has something to do with the VP's rendering ability. They prioritised the display's clarity, which is rendered in VP rather than on the Mac, as is the case with Airplay. I am surprised they didn't dedicate a chip for this so as to boost performance, but I suspect this will be a significant feature of series 2. Unfortunately, Apple loves to gimp its products to elongate their release timelines... You also have to consider that if Apple decided to focus on screen sharing, it could have been misunderstood as a glorified monitor and not a new kind of 'spatial computing'. In that sense, they have bolstered themselves from that. However, unless Apple is able to bring the performance of a Mac to the VP, it is going to be limited to iPad-like capabilities which sucks.

[@lucio20006]

Everything it is on one visionOS update

[@edwardv7991]

Finally! A video that discusses about real implementation and not some shallow tech review with fancy music for dopamine self triggering thumbs up

[@johnvincent3541]

Been watching these avp vids all day and yours was the best quality and most calm and honest presentation,in my opinion,very well done.

[@cesramm1120]

true but he never talked about anything other that working from your laptop nothing else

[@jg_ultra]

@@cesramm1120Congrats, you figured out the entire, and clearly stated, point of this video.

[@Sosspurple2318]

@@cesramm1120 thats... literally the point of the entire video

[@cara-leo]

Agreed!

[@adavidstroud]

I love the “calm” (but clearly psyched!) enthusiasm in this video 🤩 Thanks Brian! Would love to see a followup of you trying more stuff out and simply reacting to it. Let us live vicariously through you! Greetings from the currently AVP-less UK!

[@martindubreuil7751]

In addition to the 4k macbook pro monitor, you could also use other vision pro native app (microsoft word, excel etc) in other windows

[@roodick85]

Slowly but surely turning into the ppl from Wall-E 😅

[@nwylynko]

My thought exactly 😂

[@stopgeorge]

I'm thinking "Minions".

[@bastian6173]

@@stopgeorge you're right!

[@zorgon410]

good, its a upgrade from our terrible world now

[@progenitor_amborella]

I believe the blurriness you’re talking about is foveated rendering. It only sharply renders what you’re looking at, which is perfect for VR, but for us on a screen looking at a recording it is a bit odd, we can see where you’re looking.

[@anonymous-tu9ou]

Yes...

[@BradleyCulbertson]

You can AirPlay from your Mac to your Vision Pro for audio playback

[@deanwolfechannel]

that answers my question

[@mierimageaerials]

Hands down the BEST video I’ve come across on the Apple Vision Pro! I’ve watched all the ‘well known’ KZbinrs and this video of yours crushes them all! You really hit the mark in terms of answering the burning question of using this for work, especially for editing in FCPX. Hope to see an even more in depth, deep dive on using FCPX with AVP. Subscribed! Thank you for sharing such informative content!

[@HudsonDoodle]

Totally. The high end KZbinrs don’t have normal knowledge worker jobs. I use two computers and three screens at work at my office, including a 43” LG monitor. I could seriously see replacing that whole setup with a Vision Pro and a MacBook Air, and I can take that setup with me wherever I go.

[@greenlantern9784]

That looks spectacular ...amazing! I was debating if I would get an Apple Vision Pro. However, after watching your video, I am definitely getting one. Thank you for posting that video. Greetings from Australia.

[@andytheaardvark1]

I'd be wary, not all the reviews have been so uncritical of the headset. It does seem like it has many of the shortcomings of a first gen product which he fails to mention

[@brendanlesko2306]

100 percent . I’m in Australia too and I can not wait . Thank you too . I’ll be getting this ASAP

[@dtz1000]

If you want it for work then maybe it is worth it for you. But the FOV is less than the Quest 3 FOV, which is disappointing for something that costs $3000 more.

[@its_Vlad]

@@dtz1000well I own one and it’s not that critical as people make it out to be, you forget about the fog pretty quickly and the display clarity is just night and day compared to the quest 3

[@dtz1000]

@@its_Vlad I don't think the FOV is critical either, especially when the display panel is that good. It's just too expensive for me and it's not Steam compatible. I can wait six months for the competition to release their own micro OLED headsets for less money.

[@chardonphillips724]

Great point its versatile where you can use vision pro anywhere beach, office, hotel, in another country. With a better display that iMac desktop display with allowing u to use multiple screens and enlarging each in thin air. Absolutely revolutionary especially as the tech gets better and the headset gets lighter

[@terryaustin6705]

As a remote worker, I REALLY appreciate your story here. My AVP arrived on opening day. I own an Apple Studio Display. You may have inspired me to create a video comparing my Studio Display to the AVP. BRAVO, Brian!

[@P__114]

Do you find it too heavy to work in?

[@wetterick]

finally someone who uses it seriously. thanks for this amazing review!

[@JKNProductions]

If you use it every day for a year it is $11 a day if it costs you $4000. Amazing.

[@revetravel]

Awesome demo! The bed/lying down work case sealed the deal 😎

[@prestige_killa]

Deamn this looks crazy I want one and it is. 🔥🔥🔥. The only downside. They should of had add the latest M3 chip

[@its_Vlad]

I was surprised he didn’t show this, but besides the mirrored display, you can actually open 10 separate safari windows/apps and use them with the trackpad and the keyboard of the MacBook; which you use to mirror your display.

[@glentay]

I like the Apple Vision Bed concept 💪 you are awesome

[@gianlucaliolo]

as a radiologist it would be great to report RM imaging! how's the quality: sharp and clear? thanx

[@TheReferrer72]

These headsets are just a bit too heavy for this use case. A few versions down the road when they are just a pair of thick glasses.

[@HarshDua-x8g]

For someone with Lazy eye,If you have lazy eye, you can change settings to use your one eye to track and point , you won't be able to see 3d well like normal site & if you switch eye it will try to focus

[@vectorbass9679]

Something tells me you haven't tried any other VR headsets before. You are so excited about having your desktop monitor in VR and in a digital screen but you can do all of that with the Meta Quest 3 and that thing is only 500 dollars. Why is this headset worth 4.000 dollars?

[@TJ-po9ol]

I’m so glad I got the 14” MBP Max M3 instead of the 16” now. I edit/colorgrade all the time & the smaller screen was harder before, not now.

[@seattledude2022]

A totally no bullshit review, unlike many many other reviews. Thank you.

[@vivalingua9377]

If Microsoft Office , Logic pro and Final Cut Pro and whatever else you need came as native apps to Apple Vision Pro, you could place them as separate windows anywhere, you don’t have to be restricted to the MacBook screen. Maybe even a Mac may not eventually be necessary, as long as you have an Apple ID and an iPhone. Then you could be anywhere, even out of town or another country, you could continue your work.

[@shuggfilmzandstudio2354]

Apple just came out with the Logic Pro and Final Cut Pro apps just recently on iPads, and iPads came out about 11 years ago. I doubt they will have the apps for Vision Pro any time soon.

[@HudsonDoodle]

I read today that Microsoft office apps and Teams will also be available for Vision Pro.

[@oscarandrade1540]

Is possible use like 2 or more monitors? As a developer it is essential to be able to use 2 or more monitors not only to have a large screen in front

[@grippnault]

Thank you for this demonstration. It was very well done. What I have been looking to see is how I can zoom in and out. I am legally blind and use the Zoom feature on my iMac and MacBook. I really would like to see if/how the Zoom feature can help me read text within the windows and also text on a wall in the room or signage such as the name on a store or the text on a street sign. Please consider demonstrating this feature if it exists on the Apple Vision Pro. On iMac and MacBook, the Zoom feature I use can be turned on as follows: Settings >> Accessibility >> Zoom >> Toggle On "Use scroll gesture with modifier keys to zoom" >> Leave "Modifier key for scroll gesture" set to the default "Control" key >> Set Zoom style to "Full Screen". Obviously, if I could use this feature in the Apple Vision Pro, I could have full access to the environment around me. So please, if you could, I know for a fact there are thousands of people who would greatly appreciate the demonstration.

[@tsvetomirtodorov3196]

I appreciate a review that starts with one sentence long story short in the instead of ending with the conclusion

[@luckylanno]

I think the ergonomics that virtual displays provide are worth the extra cost, especially if you're used to using a laptop without a monitor set up.

[@ryandahlpc]

I'm building a cabin in the woods, on a lake. The views are stunning. I've been working remote for 25 years in my own business. I had always planned to seamlessly transition my work from home to the cabin all throughout the year, but this takes it to another level. I was looking for this EXACT kind of review. I think I'm going to take the leap. Brace yourself for pictures of me, sitting on my lounge chair, on the dock, in my bathing suit, with a Vision Pro strapped to my head, and my laptop on my lap. It's the ultimate re-invention of work. And then I can take this virtual office into the car (if I'm not driving), on a plane, to my bed, to the deck, or back to the dock. One question ... I wonder how Vision Pro works with Zoom?

[@Somanybeats]

Man it needs hdmi or some sort of video input. I wanna stream my PC games on it!

[@b3dsign]

Thank you for the video, I was thinking about get one but I’m too used to use 2 or 3 monitors, at the moment for me is impossible to work only with one. I hope they start to leave the “box” thinking and stop using the monitor configuration. There are some different ways to have a “immersive desktop view” without copy the monitor space.

[@JusticeGaming]

Okay, so question. Why can't Meta Quest 3 that comes at a price of 500$ not worth it? Why couldn't this model be priced at 1500$ and be said worth it? because Meta Quest 3 is quad hd and this is 4k. Apart from that surely you can easily justify that at 500$ what quest 3 can do, and at 4000$ vision pro can so, how huge is the leap in productivity to make you say yeah 4000$ gives 8 times more productivity so i will use this over the Quest 3. Genuinely curious because i am considering getting a mixed reality headset for work.

[@overanalyzings]

The absolute DELUGE of useless clickbait reviews for shock value from people who treat it like a toy, will watch KZbin on it and nothing else, is astounding. This is a computer and I want to see people use it like one. Thanks for this

[@TheLillianYoung]

Thanks for this practical use video. Thats why I bought it. I look forward to using it with my Wacom tablet. My physical monitors are 49” Ultrawide so this would be most beneficial on the go.

[@Leslie.Bradley]

Great use of the Apple Vision Pro. Can't wait to purchase one if it comes to australia, although there's a few things i'd like to see added to the Vision Pro that in my opinion would make it better! 1) To have 2-3 external display extensions from a mac computer, opens up professional multi-screen workflows and applications 2) To be compatible with a Mac Mini, apple vision pro would be a fantastic multi-display with e clean desktop 3) To have menus appear on your hands when you look down at them 4) To work better in low light situations, from what i've seen you need to be in a well lit room

[@NeilLavitt]

Yep, same here. I’d want some ability to create multiple displays and arrange them how you want. Then it becomes very compelling in small workspaces.

[@shawnedwards5369]

A few things: * Foveated rendering only renders sharply what you're focusing on as your peripherals don't see hi-res. This is a big part of how it's so fast. * Thank you so much for doing a practical use video like this! Comparing it to a pro-level monitor makes total sense. * Is your house an A-frame? It looks like it from the inside and, either way, I gotta say; nice house!

[@Californicatedx]

Great perspective. This review was different than the rest - authentic to real world use 👍👍

[@realmeee]

for viewers if you are feeling dizzy it's because you are not moving your head you are seeing the recording . he is not feeling any of it because he is in motion with it . kind of .

[@mr96nik]

probably the best vision pro video out there

[@Eskoxo]

I don't really get it you never used a vr headset? All you did was replicate desktop that most headsets can do... sure it has some neat things but nothing really mind blowing that wont wear off in a few weeks as a tech demo so do update in a month or a few after actually using it to work.... I have 5 headsets and i just don't see it happening anytime soon as it being convenient and comfortable enough to be used in such a way always just go back to monitors. I am not sure why you are comparing it to apple XDR display there are plenty similar monitors without the 5x apple tax unless you really think that apple logo matters to you that much( I personally use Asus ROG Swift OLED PG42UQ and its great).

[@djb6313]

Anyone know if that would also work with a Mac mini? Would we be able to see the screen from a mini? If so,I wonder how far away you could be from the Mac mini/desktop?

[@JorgeHernandez-oy9ug]

Xreal air glasses + Mac mini (Apple silicon) would provide you with one to three 1080p virtual OLED monitors with a slightly narrower field of view and a lot of less weight.

[@keithfrey8270]

Yes, it does. Another reviewer discussed that. It’s even more portable that way. 😃

[@mitchell10394]

@@JorgeHernandez-oy9ug "slightly narrower." Bro, the FOV is enough for one screen - and that's it. I have them and they are nice, but the 3DoF combined with the small FOV makes it not enjoyable for work. I used it with my steam deck and that was as far as it went.

[@JorgeHernandez-oy9ug]

@@mitchell10394 Hi. Depends on how you use it. On the steam deck you don't have nebula app hence no three degrees of freedom which allows you to turn your head for controlling what you want to see making it "more natural" (a limitation on all devices). Notice that even in a physical big screen you don't see the whole screen at a time for reading. One additional disadvantage to notice is the screen door effect for text which is a current limitation for OLED, but the text is perfectly readable and video has no issue. Without 3DoF it is also very fatiguing to turn your eyes to the limit for seeing text in the corners of the screen so, XReal Air in not yet recommendable for non Mac devices.

[@mitchell10394]

@@JorgeHernandez-oy9ug No, i have the extra thing that you can buy that gives you 3DOF regardless of what you plug into. It's still an issue with the FOV. And the lack of 6DoF makes it bad for work - at least to me. If it had a higher FOV and 6DoF I could see myself using it for work.

[@SamuelMM_Mitosis]

I appreciate the innovation Apple did with the Vision Pro, but i think you can compare it to something like the Quest 3. You can also use the Quest 3 as a portable monitor replacement at a much cheaper price, but it might not work as smoothly as the Vision Pro.

[@winniethepoohxi1896]

Not even remotely, no pun intended, comparable. No eye tracking. No gesture tracking. Clunky hand held remotes. Way lower resolution. Waaaay worse pass through latency.

[@SamuelMM_Mitosis]

@@winniethepoohxi1896 I have the meta quest 3 and did a demo of the Vision Pro, it is significantly better, but I can’t say it justifies being 7x the price

[@zodiacfml]

The micro oled display is just low volume and expensive right now that Apple threw everything they can on this device. Whereas, the glass implementation by Xreal and Rokid is the most sensible where it allows passthrough for cheap and without the huge weight and huge cost. During pandemic, I got an idea what if I replace my TV as monitor with VR. During my search, there are indeed people who used VR for remote work but of course no one did it permanently for many issues.

[@JakePerkinsR]

Does the Mac connected to the Vision Pro need to be logged in on the same appleID?

[@joelmulder]

Yes.

[@adamcarterfavorites6971]

This is so cool I love this Apple Vision. It's kinda like when you feel it and see it it's like a dream.

[@stipriausias]

Really awesome review man. I started to regret working with Microsoft XD after watching

[@snoopyapocalypse]

I use parallels on my mac to work on a pc for my work, so even if you need to work on a non mac and have your company control your pc you can still use the vision pro for work.

[@martyp2138]

I think you have gone and sold this for me, now it is available in the UK next week. I have a ultrawide 5k monitor and yes it's great but if I need to go and work away, I'm down to a 16" screen which is tiny in comparison and really kills my productivity. As you say too, being limited to working at the same spot, sitting in the same position all day gets tiring too so this will offer a bit of freedom working. Version 2 of the OS looks to amp this feature up to new levels with a panoramic 2x 4k monitors side-by-side which is replicating an ultrawide but on a cinematic scale. Will definitely be popping along to the Apple store to try one out.

[@RTTGuy45]

It's a bit disappointing that it currently doesn't support multiple monitors or at least an ultrawide monitor. I and most people I work with uses at least 2 monitors, often 3. 1 large 4K monitor at 16:9 doesn't quite cut it. I've tried using a 50" 4K as monitor and it wasn't nearly as good as having 2 x 27" 1080 monitors even if the resolution ok the 4K in theory should be almost equivalent.

[@imanalius7691]

Great review! How’s the Vision Pro for colour accuracy? Can you actually trust it to do video or design?

[@redun599]

You should set up the Persona system and experiment with using the teams or zoom ipad app to still have your webcam. It's a incredibly compelling use case.

[@Kougs]

Best review for the reasons some of us are looking at reviews for, hands down !

[@PedroHenriquePS00000]

its a shame they release a pro device without all the pro apple apps, like logic, final cut, and everything else... also i find it strange that it runs ipad apps in the compatible folder not MAC apps, those would be more useful... imagine not needing a macbook, instead you just grab a magic trackpad and this in a motorhome and go work in the mountains of chile or whatever with starlink. that would be SICK.

[@jamesp6120]

Probably strategic just like how cellular iPad don't work like a iPhone so you need to pay for both apple devices.

[@LKNGprod.]

There is so much potential for this product through updates and app developers get more time

[@DaveDFX]

If they can make use the f multiple Mac monitors then it's a killer feature . Maybe that will be the next 4000 usd upgrade next year

[@bforce909]

I like having the main screen connected to my Mac and put safari, Apple Music, Notion on different windows to the side of me using the vision OS apps. This was a great review I don’t know why more people are not making videos on this.

[@slartibartfass5729]

Video Title: Remote Work Review Bro: playing like a child all day with his new toy

[@mrki731]

Remote view would be sooooo good!!

[@AM_9924]

Great review. This is genuinely game changing stuff. I’ll be waiting for the 2nd gen but wow count me in.

[@mikhailchigrin]

Thank you, Brian It is probably the most useful review on KZbin with all the use cases I really wanted to see about

[@Gome.o]

Thank you, this is exactly the type of use case I've been wanting to hear about. Is the Vision Pro capable of being a full remote work-from-anywhere device.

[@tonejac]

I totally agree with the premise of this video. Nice work! However, the only limitation, which isn't that bad, is that the amount of "pixels" for the mirrored desktop display is 2560x1440. That's not bad. I currently have the Apple Studio display which can be 5120x2880. I love all that pixel real estate, but it's almost too high for the 27" screen size. I wish the resolution was larger for the VisionOS desktop mirroring. It'd be really nice to have 5120x2880 in the VisionOS to scale to any size, taking advantage of all those pixels. But 2560x1440 is not bad, it'd just be a couple notches better to have the option for more pixels on the mirrored desktop in VisionOS.

[@Ce_Lazca]

Great vid. My only reason for buying this would be for productivity with my workspace. Single mac view is a bummer but im sure multiple windows will come and then im sold. This seems promising

[@NathanNoom]

Bruh, this is the best video I’ve seen on the Vision Pro. You spoke directly to me. Great work!

[@whitecanid8938]

Brian, question: when you get full immersion mode, can you still see your keyboard and computer? Or you have to dial it back down? Does it detect what you are working on (say you have a non-laptop keyboard around) or you have to dial down immersion ? In Meta Quest 3/Pro, you can using custom passthrough to keep being 100% immersed while working and seeing your hands and keyboard (I am using custom software, xsoverlay and steamvr for this), I am considering the value proposition, if it can actually do that it's a major selling point.

[@BrianFrey1]

I can see my hands, but not the keyboard or computer with full immersion, so need to dial it back a bit. Hopefully they improve that!

[@whitecanid8938]

@@BrianFrey1 Thanks for the feedback! That's unfortunately a bit of a deal-breaker for me, but they could solve it fast if they implement a simple app in their app store that automatically acts like a Meta portal. If I had more time I'd try to see if their SDK allows for it... If any dev out there wants to investigate that please let us all know!

[@P__114]

@@whitecanid8938 curious why that’s a deal breaker?

[@renny404]

Thank you. Don't nobody care about the newest specs. We're about delivering excellent work.

[@vgilalejandria]

For the price... I was hoping to been able to have at least 2 or 3 monitors available, that was a missing opportunity for Apple. The weight is not a problem, I use a Quest 3 which is about 100gr less but I'm using an extra battery so it's probably the same weight now.

[@MrTalhakhan01]

Giving review based on some hours usage.. we need more than that honestly

[@Ray-dl5mp]

Sounds amazing. Now they just need to keep making small/big improvements over time. The big one is perfect clarity is needed and less weight. If they solve those 2 things with a price of under $2k…I’ll probably get it. But we will see what happens in the market. Exciting times.

[@Cinchgaming]

So cool, nice vid man! Thanks for sharing

[@johnmann7o2]

Apple is just barely scratching the surface with this in its current state. With future apps to come, the potential is immense.

[@chrisboscawen]

Thanks for making this video. This is exactly why I was so excited about this product. Its my ability to work from it. I dont care about most for VR sturff out there.....the Apple Vision pro is just different. Glad im not the only one buying it for the sole reason to work from and maybe watch some content with during down time.

[@Ghettofinger]

The fuzzyness is foveated rendering, when you get really close it is more noticeable, but Apple blurs things you don't look at directly to make it easier to render such high resolution displays at such high refresh rates, it is a technical limitation for now.

[@Andrew_Shadrin]

exactly what interests me, and with nuances that others don’t talk about.

[@nkostelnik]

When they implement multiple virtual monitors, it will be a no brainer.

[@HudsonDoodle]

Totally. 2nd generation maybe powered by an M3 or M4 chip. I’m already budgeting for my future purchase.

[@mattius459]

What about opening MULTIPLE safari or chrome windows all at once? I don't think that is possible but every review video seems to be NOT ADDRESSING that point or just vaguely mentioning it. It is a HUGE problem if you can't have mutliple browser windows placed in various places in front of you all at once. Please let us know about this for clarity.

[@gelbebond]

Thanks for great video. Does it connect to iPad Pro please?

[@joelmulder]

No. But it can run most iPad apps natively.

[@jonjimihendrix]

It looks like they have implemented a focus region around the center of the viewer’s locus of vision. This is smart, because your eyes naturally blur out your periphery a bit anyway. These outer areas can be rendered at lower resolution without much loss in perceivable quality, saving processing power and energy consumption, thereby increasing battery life. However, it looks like the “double layering” of blur from both the software and your natural eyes means that you have to really focus on what you’re attempting to look at in, say, the spreadsheet, to get it to set the soft focus to line up with your eyes’ natural “sharp zone.” There will always be a tiny lag between when you move your eye and when the software can move the “focus locus”; the trick is to reduce the lag as much as possible, and the speed with which the first-gen Vision Pro can already do that is really impressive. When given time to catch up, that focus is super-crispy. Neat trick by the devs that might have a little refinement left to do. I’m sure this effect will be ironed out over time. Probably as processing power increases the size of the central focus locus can be expanded, making the edge less noticeable. This requires faster chips to render more area in hi-res; remember, the area of a circle to be rendered increases by the square of its radius. Probably future generations of chips will be able to handle this exponential increase in processing requirements. Also reduced lag as eye-tracking chips get faster should help too. I’m sure these ASICs will see major improvements by like version 4 or so.

[@romualpiecyk]

Excellent video, exactly the kind of info I was looking for. Remote IT engineer, thinking of how this device can streamline my workflows. I look forward to your follow up videos.

[@JonKroeker]

I use Remote Desktop app to connect to my windows machine from my Mac. I’d like to see someone try that

Congratulations for making a really functional, product and interesting video that really helps, I hope you have many views.

[@martienlekkerkerkmediaprod7710]

The biggest advantage in my opinion is that you literally need less physical screens with the Vision Pro. A real tv/monitor needs real space. (Besides that it’s very heavy and not always movable for one person. I try to move my 55 inch tv yesterday and decided that it was better with two then alone.)

[@RogerZoul]

It’s not remote work, unless i am missing something. It’s more like augmented work, or even virtual work, but not remote. You aren’t remote to anything in this situation as you are in your work environment. Still cool.

[@AlexCrowleyone]

Any thoughts on Vision Pro vs. Xreal Air, Viture, and the like?

[@JeffFromMichigan]

I have Viture and have seen people withthe VIsion Pro struggle with having something like a youtube video playing while they walk around. It seems it stays in place unless you hold it and "carry" it with you? I was walking my dog today and watched a video for work very well with the Viture. That being said, they're still very different products and are difficult to compare in my opinion. I'd compare the Vision pro to my Quest 3 before the Viture or Xreal Air. Won't be long before they have this for the Apple masses starting at $1500 with some features removed. Casey Neistat said it best, "this will be the worse Vision Pro Apple ever ships". Of course that makes sense, so this price is crazy for what you're getting right now for the average consumer IMO.

[@blakaxe]

Immersive Yosemite was awesome

[@nolo3]

Great video! Do you think it’s doable to get work done on it without connecting to a Macbook? Like maybe just using an Apple magic keyboard and mouse and no laptop… That would be the real game changer for remote work or else it’s just another thing to have to set up. Edit: I bought mine for working during travel. I use all Apple products except Macbook (I use a windows laptop)… I have an Apple magic keyboard, but now I’m worried I’m going to need to buy a Macbook too now to really get the full benefits of remote working…

[@ChristosDouris]

This can work very nice with 3D applications. Imagine being able to sculpture a 3D model in the virtual world while an app like blender runs on the Mac.

[@Klust413]

The need to turn to bring things into focus would definitely bug me if working for long periods of time. The other thing is, it has an M2. Why should you need to have the laptop with you? It should've been able to replace it entirely for $3500+.

[@donxqx]

Is the desktop clear enough to read comfortably?

[@Ohmie]

I own Vision Pro; it is clearer than my 1440p 27” monitor. Absolutely zero screen door effect, even if you do try to “pixel peep”. Clean as a whistle.

[@Nobody-Nowhere]

Its weird that it does not support macOS software, so instead of actually running the stuff on the headset you always need to lug around a laptop also.

[@russcastella]

Did you actually get any work done. I use my iPad to remote my mac. I like it but I get distracted with it…. This… is distraction haven, it seems. I don’t think I’ll get anything done.

[@justinwhite9978]

Wanting to find a video regarding lens fog, I find it a big problem on Quest 2. Does it have lens fog when first being put on?

[@joelmulder]

Whether or not the lenses fog up has to do with the fit of the headset on your face, so it’s different for everyone. I’ve never had anything on my face fog up, from safety glasses to VR goggles, but others have it constantly. You’ll have to try it for yourself.

[@T17-r6i]

The display will only sharp to the spot where you look since it has the eye tracking sensor , It won't sharp all over the place to save the energy and processing.

[@julioschneider]

Am I crazy, or do all the Vision Pro videos show everything opened kind of tilted? Not really properly centered or aligned? I am assuming this is something you can only see on the videos, and your eyes probably don't see that same thing

[@Meisha-san]

Bravo!!! This is the review I was waiting for. I appreciate this detailed operating experience from a remote worker's perspective. When I first saw the Vision Pro, I was curious to know: - How does it help with writing, particularly with lengthy, in-depth script editing sessions? - Is it useful to online traders? Does it allow multiple windows on other platforms other than the Mac projection feature? (Or, maybe this is already possible but I'm missing it.) - In terms of eye and muscle fatigue, what does using and wearing the VP really feel like? What hurts after long use? Thank you-I'd appreciate any feedback from any passing VP user.

[@Meisha-san]

This is an introvert's eutopia, isn't it? 😂

[@glassapple2970]

Thinking about getting a MacBook to use with my Vision Pro. Can I connect to my laptop while it sits closed in another room but plugged in? So if I have my laptop sitting closed behind me or in another room, can I go to control center in the AVP and connect to it? I have a Bluetooth keyboard I connect to the AVP, and would get a track pad to go with it if I could just connect to it conveniently within the avp without needing to go get the laptop and open it up.