My Apple Vision Pro is HERE: 10 Things I Love and Hate (So Far)

[@CasandChary]

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[@jennifergala]

I think the AVP needs social apps full immersive games and controllers. Also a price cut.

[@matinusdisseque]

So... It needs to become the Quest 3? 🤣

[@WhoKnowsZombie]

The thing about the price though is they actually use that money to build the Vision Pro. It costs a lot for those parts and all that tech. The problem is quest 3 actually looses money and makes money by selling games but because they decided to take the hit and price quest so low now people expect VR headsets to be that cheap. Buts it crazy that we expect really amazing VR / AR tech for $500 😆 that’s crazy to me. Honestly I think really good VR headsets should be $2000 to me that’s a fair price considering all the amazing tech we are getting.

[@Diniven]

@@WhoKnowsZombieThat's a warm take and partially true- they DO subsidize the headset costs but it's not just the games they make money off of but the user data they're gathering and selling. Let's not forget that META is just Facebook rebranded and Facebook's entire MO is selling your data to advertisers. Still tho, $500 for the Quest 3 is NUTTY with how much is packed in the headset. I'd bet that thing would cost close to 1K easy for all the tech crammed in it. Just look at the Quest Pro and how much that baby cost.

[@SHINDE1RU]

In the full upcoming review, can you talk about like, compare the AVP against big oled TV screens or Projector for watching movies?

[@squaresphere]

To me it's like the Quest Pro, not for wide public consumption and is more of a tech demo for enterprise investors to get on board.

[@MadMaxBLD]

However the QPro has had a bit of a renaissance after its price cuts and is used by quite a few PCVR gamers (I'm one of them). It's a much more usable device for the Quest demographic (i.e. not productivity) than the AVP seems to be. AVP is better at day-to-day computing and work than QPro.

[@rodmunch69]

Great job on giving your first thoughts - it's much more interesting to me to hear from people who are up to date on VR and can compare this, in particular, to the Quest 3. A few questions for your full review -- how good is the screen quality for 3D movies compared to the Quest 3 (does Big Screen exist for the AVP?) - the lack of great black levels on the Quest is a huge thumbs down to me. What are the options for watching local media on the AVP, does it have things like Plex, BigScreen, Skybox? Also is there any issue with heat? Finally, can you give more details on comfort, how long you use it before it starts to bother you, etc. To me, the one thing that keeps me from buying one of these is comfort, even with the Quest 3 and a Bobovr battery headstrap, I still can't use it for more than an hour because it's just too uncomfortable. Finally, do you know anyone that gets motionsick you can have try this? I love VR, been using it since the 90s, but I get motion sick extremely easily - but if this is 'virtually lag free' as Apple says, I wonder if that helps for motion sickness. Anyways, great video!

[@xbloodkiss.]

can I ask what vr you were using in the 90's?? the Nintendo virtual boy?

[@rodmunch69]

@@xbloodkiss. not sure what the name of it was - but Circuit City had VR displays you could use in the early 90s. It was very primitive compared to today’s stuff - but was leaps and bounds ahead of the Virtual Boy which I also tried and wasn’t a fan of. As for modern VR, I got the Oculus Rift DK1 kit shortly after it was available on Kickstarter, then DK2, then the CV1, then Quest 1, 2 and 3. The progress has mostly been great - except for the screens. Losing the OLED screen stinks and hopefully they at least switch to MicroLED with the next one, assuming there is a next one.

[@HijaziArabic101]

Wish I had the money to buy it. But I like the effect it has on the industry ☀️

[@vressentials]

Why on earth are you talking about Coffee Presses? lol Cas! Much lov to you and your channel as always :)

[@Finofinissimo]

We would love to hear your insights on the UX.

[@backbrown3366]

Really would like to get the Apple vision to develop some apps I’ve been working on for quite some time with the Apple vision in mind but I just don’t have the money to buy one. Oh well. Either way I’m excited that Apple has entered this market I believe they will push the VR narrative forward. Just watch!

[@software93]

I like your persona it’s one of the best betas out there

[@TheSpacemanSpliff]

Absolutely agree about having multiple accounts. It sucks to try to share the VP with my partner and friends.

[@sheld0n]

Can you talk about how it performs in SteamVR without controllers?

[@dtz1000]

I don't think it works in Steam VR.

[@sheld0n]

@@dtz1000 She said in the video that it does.

[@dtz1000]

​​@@sheld0n If it were true then I'm wondering where all the videos are showing Steam VR working on AVP.

[@sheld0n]

@@dtz1000 1:26 lol literally check 1m26s of this video you're commenting under

[@dtz1000]

@@sheld0n Yes, I know Cas said it works. But I want to actually see it working. I'll believe it when I see someone play Half Life Alyx on the Vision Pro. Not sure how they will play it without controllers though.

[@torodatruth]

@3:30....OMG the tv is also playing in background.... O_O.... image the freaky stuff you could do while also wearing ..... wait...... OMG.... lol

[@mariaturner371]

My question is about the enviroments that you can set up in the vison pro. Is there an option for an entirely all black enviorment? I'm interested in getting a vision pro but the one thing I would like to have is not see an enviroment at all and instead have an option for an entirely all black immersive enviorment. I wonder if there is no option currently... will there be an option that app developers can make? Thanks so much for your videos I really enjoy watching them.

[@KatemisMoon]

You can do moon at night (dark side). Pretty close to just black. Only when looking down do you see any details.

[@theaugur1373]

If you’re watching something from the Apple TV app there’s a mini theater environment that is black.

[@demonhighwayman9403]

I thought foveated rendering was in all the modern headsets. Anyway it looks pretty cool but its just not worth the money apple is asking for.

[@ronm6585]

Thank you. 👍🏻

[@Begohan1234]

I see that Nofio plushie... waiting for that review... But I can imagine you're probably waiting for some updates before you say too much :)

[@DatDude923]

Is it just me, or does the “I wish I had controllers” seem like the new “phones need to have keyboards no one wants to use a phone without buttons”? I travel with my quest, three and for the life of me I do not understand why Meta refuses to put on/off buttons or switches on the controllers. So, of course, the controllers always die. Sure, I could take the batteries and put them somewhere else. And of course I’ve done that and they get lost. But for me, I don’t miss the controllers at all. One of the things that used to drive me nuts was trying to click on something at the bottom of the screen with the controller. I would have to try and move in such a way because the controllers arrow or beam points up.

[@chaosengine3772]

Controllers are faster, less fatiguing, and have way more accuracy and precision than hands/fingers. For interacting in VR, they are a must.

[@DatDude923]

@@chaosengine3772 I have been using the quest, since it was the oculus quest, and have been using it for eight years. And I’ve been using the Apple Vision Pro since launch day. I don’t miss the controllers at all. Maybe this is why they don’t call it a VR system. because it is 100% not a must with the Apple Vision Pro. But then again, Apple isn’t marketing us to VR gamers. if you look at the messaging from meta-connect, the video was about an hour long when I came to the quest. 100% of that was gaming. Apple‘s video announcing the Vision Pro was about an hour long and they spent five seconds on gaming. So you can see who the different products are marketed to.

[@petermunoz-bennett386]

Welcome to the AVP family, Cas! Glad to see more regular VR users also getting the Apple Vision Pro (I’ve had mine since launch). Now if only we can convince VR Chat to make an app for AVP…

[@Shadow_banned_by_YouTube]

“Partner”

[@MobileDecay]

So?

[@Shadow_banned_by_YouTube]

@@MobileDecay delicious

[@crow3411]

I continue to scratch my head as to youtubers would even promote this turkey like we all have 3.5k to drop on this waste of money

[@aqdementuch]

Prepare for the Crack... is it too hot on the center???

[@pattityson2958]

"promo sm"

[@JorgTheElder]

"maybe I just need to get used to if first". It's an Apple product, you are obviously "using it wrong."

[@mojarod1]

Return it.

[@mojarod1]

@TRC_WA Agree !

[@MobileDecay]

She should record a bunch of videos to have for KZbin and then just punt it back to the Apple store like a football! 😂

[@dtz1000]

She lives in Europe, so I think she will be stuck with it.

[@MobileDecay]

@@dtz1000 Well I hope she likes it. 😬

[@WigganNuG]

First off; yes I get that Apples *insistence" on NOT saying the words VR/AR ect can be over the top, but lets be clear on terminology here. VR/AR/XR are APPLICATIONS of a stereopsis 6DOF HMD, NOT the hardware itself. So calling the AVP a "VR Headset" is a HUGE mistake. The term "Spatial Computing" makes WAY more sense! So I actually have to completely, but respectfully, disagree. Apple actually got this completely right.

[@AssasinSpike]

Their primary reasoning was so theirs would stand out and not automatically be boxed in with other VR/MR headsets as well as any bad rep that may have. Otherwise, yes it's practically a Mixed Reality headset. Apple does this all the time when launching something new. It's akin to saying a lighting cable is nothing like a type c cable. They ultimately do the same thing

[@SETHalpine]

A spatial benefit for Apple.... no need of a fucking stupid name Just wait Huawey VR vision headset....Half the price, half the weight... Indeed the next Samsung, Pico, or Google device should bring us 4k per eye at a better price. Apple 60% benefit on the sale price, is just a shame, and won't participate to the future of the VR... Just forget it and wait the next one

[@godardthspielwells]

I’m going to start calling my Quest “Spatial Computing” then. That logic works both ways because it is just a marketing play. I can wear my Quest outside and make people think I have all that disposable income and I’m a stupid showoff too!

[@WigganNuG]

@@godardthspielwells Comparing your Quest to an AVP is like comparing a PlayStation to a Macbook Pro or high end productivity PC/Gaming Rig; its really stupid. One is for games the other is for everything else and also games but better games. The AVP has no controllers and plays literally zero full 3x 6DOF games at all. Again, VR is an APPLICATION of the hardware, and the AVP hardware is MILES more powerful than the little gaming toy on your head called the Quest 3 and has zero VR applications (the immersive environments do not count because they have zero volumetric mapping to the real world).

[@WigganNuG]

@@SETHalpine ... ok....

[@mururoa7024]

So what I'm understanding from all the reviews is that it's not worth $3500, which is fine because I can't afford spending that much on any VR system anyway.

[@ryanstephens4977]

10:56 The avatar/pesona it made of you is much closer to your likeness compared to the others I've seen, amazing stuff 👍

[@reshanfaraz]

AVP hand-tracking cameras stream at 30FPS. while Quest3 cameras can stream much more.

[@DisgruntledDisabledCombat_Vet]

But the difference is that’s because it’s not adding your real arm and hands when you are looking at them. So you’ll at best get 24fps on the AVP because it’s recording and showing your real skin texture. When you move your hand/arm quickly it will glitch out during the immersion process, because it doesn’t have enough power to blend the detail intensive background, and correctly show the natural motion blur caused with your real arms/hands. Basically the devs need to figure out what lines of code to add in order to perfect blurring the background images when you are looking at your hands and arm while moving them around, and keep the images of your arms/hands from causing causing the minor background distortion around the outlines. They could fix that issue by making a scan of your arm and hands, then use the digital scan for when you are moving them around quickly. Then everytime you put on the headset, it will automatically update the original scan with whatever is new. Otherwise it’s still will be glitchy and have distortion when looking around in a different environment. Unless it’s just either a lighting, camera, and lidar issue that is causing the distortion, instead of showing natural motion blur caused by rapid eye, hand, and arm movements. Now that I think about it, I think the lidar sensor used on the AVP isn’t really an expensive one, and is the same model used on the iPhones, etc. because I bought a few lidar sensors to create a security camera, that doesn’t look like a security camera, and will provide great detail scans of people’s facial features; that outdoor 60FPS cameras can’t capture good quality images during nighttime, because of the different IR wavelength to not show red glow, and the lighting isn’t evenly distributed well. Which makes you have to edit the footage for hours to get the best image, and even then it’s hard to see the persons face. Compared to the multi lidar setups on my Pi 4(s) and the details are insane with the prism in the middle of the few sensors I have. Anyway sorry for the long comment and jumping all over the place. If my dome didn’t get rocked by a few Jdams, two IED’s, and one VBIED that was the largest to hit our Fob in OEF; the shockwave had turned the concrete barriers 5meters from our Bhut into partial dust/rebar, and blew open our reinforced doors wide open, because the wall was less than 100meters from where we slept. Also the Taliban were trying to hit the SF/JSOC side of the compound, but hit our side instead in 2012. FOB Salerno attack is posted on YT from the Talibans POV, and they should have known that there was a few nobodies like us on the fob. While the rest were all seasoned special operations guys, rangers and some tier 1 units from Devgru (s-team 6/SFODAs (Delta).

[@theaugur1373]

Nice review! I think what has surprised me most is that Apple didn’t build any apps that show off the platform as more than a media consumption device. And no coop experiences demo’d either. It’s really good for watching movies, but you can’t share the immersive environment with anyone else. Might be nice for SharePlay though.

[@truedesireelements2040]

Thank you as always, I APPRECIATE everything you do. You are amazing in every way and I love every point you made on both sides.

[@nav579]

I also really like the attention to detail when it comes to the user experience design. 😊

[@knight_____________]

I'd rather get a 3500$ headset from a different company since more than half the price is just the apple name. Excited for when all the positives are absorbed into other headsets as well.

[@dtz1000]

It seems quite cheap compared to the Varjo XR-4. That really is a rip-off.

[@shadowswithin702]

I think it's good that Apple have entered the VR space, because where Apple goes others follow. However also with Apple are their...eccentricities. I don't think the vision pro was made for the mass market as such, more for developers to use to innovate and build a digital future. At present there is not really the library of things to do, that say Meta has. And even with Meta you can run out of decent games, and or apps and features. Overall for a platform that while not dead, despite Journalisim to the contrary. It does bring life and hopefully innovation, and a means to move VR/AR forward. In what can be a stagnative area of technonlogy, design and often software. I hope it's a good move forward, and that it leads to better software, hardware and in the future a much more mass adoption of what could be a very exciting portal into a digital world, seperate but also very much a part of our daily real world lives.

[@fermigas]

Thanks for the review, I was definitely waiting for your weigh-in. Not being able to share the vision pro easily with family is a non-starter for us. I've watched a few reviews, you're the only one who pointed it out. The price point makes it hard to share, too, especially with kids. It also seems a somewhat solitary experience, too, compared to the Quest which I suppose makes sense as it's from a social media company. Even though I'm intrigued with the development possibilities, I think I'll take a pass on the first generation. It's probably a hard pass, too as no one will be able to share one with me. :)

[@jamesoloughlin]

A wizard is never late Cas, she arrives exactly when she means to. Glad to hear and wait for your impressions.

[@bystander85]

Wow your persona is one of the best looking one's I've seen so far, Impressive.

[@Albertosaurus333]

I was waiting for this review, I like them because they are not just theory, they are showing practical things

[@BonJoviBeatlesLedZep]

This is a bit of an awkward topic, but your AVP Persona to me is the first one that has crossed the uncanny valley. It may your features or maybe you got REALLY lucky setting up your persona

[@sharonb.9128]

Apple actually nailed their description for the Apple Vision Pro. For too long the public identified VR headsets as GAMING headsets. That also seemed fine with Meta who focused most of their efforts on gaming. Apple needed to pull the public’s perception of VR as mostly a gaming technology into a separate space. Apple needed to define what they believe it IS. Words matter, they help clarify and define. Think of the automobile, the public’s frame of reference was the horse and buggy so at first it was The Horseless Carriage. Spatial Computer is the automobile.

[@Vynzent]

I love this channel :)

[@technikchegger7228]

Think about it Cas with 12 cameras the passthrough is still not enough. Maybe they should go for bigger cameras instead of lots of them.

[@fo4357]

How would a different size camera help? I thought the number of cameras is to do with getting as many different angles as possible to get more realistic three dimensions.

[@technikchegger7228]

@@fo4357 You can also create a 3D effect with 2 cameras. You would actually have to have two large camera sensors for the passthrough as they can let in more light. But this adds even more weight because you still need the other cameras to ensure that your hands/controllers are ideally captured.

[@christuusgnosis]

I "think" the reason they are calling it "spatial computing" is it is the first standalone heasdet with enough resolution to read 3 windows and multitask you can compute and compare info or actually read I am no apple fanboy but they are going in the right direction with the resolution and worspaces for reading work no mac ppl are serious gamers, imho, but it will sell like hotcakes to the iphone crowd. I can't do text work on a q2 or hp reverb because the text needs 3500+ res the eye/face tracking makes chatting work fascinating and expensive device

[@chaosengine3772]

Standalone... There are higher resolution PCVR HMDs. Though they require at least a powerful PC with a RTX4090 to drive those displays.

[@paulthing]

thank you for sharing your thoughts!

[@MelissaAtwell]

Great video, Cas, as always! Thanks so much for sharing your insights!

[@L6Jeremy]

wow I love Aeropress, thats a sweet sponsor lol

[@manojkbfx]

Your hair style in this video is so fire.

[@MobileDecay]

I tried it at the Apple store. I can't imagine buying it. Everything you do in it I have tried in the Quest and while it's cool it's too uncomfortable for long periods of time.

[@torodatruth]

@ 7:44 lol your netflix looks HELLA different than mine....... and trust me.... I'M the problem lol

[@rlam905]

Does the pinch gesture accidentally activate when you close your hand into a fist?

[@theaugur1373]

Not really, but if you’re grabbing something between your thumb and forefinger and are looking at a screen it occasionally happens.

[@Vynzent]

Yes, a Cas and Chary impressions video on the AVP :D

[@anagamedev1582]

Thanks for having our game in the screen 3´10 it was a great surprise

[@stephenbard1590]

I continue to scratch my brain, befuddled by why Apple would deliberately shoot themselves in the foot by severely limiting the versatility of the AVP by not "also" having proper immersive VR capabilities. Apple's decision to use the high-resolution Micro OLED displays (costing $1000), resulted in the shockingly narrow FOVs and the motion-blur latency that make fast games un-viable. That display decision seems to result from some corporate paranoia that doesn't allow them ever to even mention the expression "virtual reality". So my leading irrational-Apple-explanation is that they are worried that if their new gadget also included VR that it might cause a few of their pampered hypersensetive customers to experience "motion-sickness" and be Apple-unhappy. My theory is bolstered by the fact that Apple has renamed our normal 3D videos "spatial videos", surrounding the 3D image with an annoying blurry border to detach you from the immersive 3D motion. Also the"spatial videos" taken with the iPhone 15 Pro have very little actual 3D "depth". Having shunned The dreaded "VR", and having a fabulous passthrough, this leaves AVP all sorts of opportunities for Mixed Reality apps . . . but we see very few. Hopefully the AVP will soon have some more MR apps so they will have a category of "something" that they can "only" do in the headset! To allow Apple to do some actually "fun" "spatial" (immersive) things with their productivity headset, I envision that MR apps like the Quest "Figmin XR" app would work really well with the AVP passthrough. This app allows you to pin a great variety of unreal things into your real space. You can search/resize/place static or animated Sketchfab models, KZbin videos, and realtime animated audio-responsive Tiltbrush art into real rooms or enclosed VR spaces. You can customize the physics of your objects and even have your controller haptics buzz to the KZbin music!

[@SETHalpine]

Just wait Huawey VR headset....Half the price, half the weight... Indeed the next Samsung, Pico, or Google device should bring us 4k per eye at a better price. Apple 60% benefit on the sale price, is just a shame, and won't participate to the future of the VR... Just forget it and wait the next one (and keep my excellent & cheaper Pico 4 for the moment)

[@rodm1949]

I really appreciate all the early adopters, still waiting to buy my first (real) headset. I want it to be and extension of a PC and movie viewing experiance, but I always find a slight compatability flaw in a few cenarios. The PS VR head drift made me step away and now I am extremely cautious of advertised performance banter. You videos are great and incisive. I still laugh at the new headsets, everything doesn't need to hang off the front it can be spread around the head band or over the cranial bones. Ever seen a periscope - in an extreme only the lenses could be in front of your face.

[@hughmac7423]

At that price I don't see it being anything but a rich person toy or for a KZbin creator. I assume you can't use it for VR gaming, which is the main reason I have VR. I could almost by a modern classic motorcycle for that price, and then pretend I was riding in the past, while getting a real life experience.

[@smittyvanjagermanjenson182]

It needs larger mac-like productivity applications, editing, 3d sculpting, animation, music production. Along with that it needs those sony style controllers for precision work, if apple really plans on keeping VR gaming out. Hand tracking isn't enough for these systems at this time.

[@n9ne]

still like it? i watched someone livestream with this thing on outdoors 24/7 for 2 weeks straight and its not a very good piece of tech for outdoor use or even as a passenger in a train or car. also all of the apps are very bad definitely apple maps is completely useless and you'll need to use an android device to guide you around. anyone thinking of getting this should wait for the quest3 pro or whatever meta will call or the next pico if that's still going to be a thing. i am sure there will be a bunch of apple vision competitors by the end of the year that are android based and much better.

[@myv6mustang]

Unfortunately mine is going back today. I got fitted in store and never got a proper fit. Also video from Mac is much fuzzier than the Vision Pro native apps

[@software93]

I’ve seen you mostly gaming on vr headsets, are you sure you’re not going to return it since Apple Vision Pro isnt really for gaming

[@thomasschlitzer7541]

Thanks for the video but please stick to real coffee. I throw up seeing crap like that.

[@MarkoYolo]

😅😅😅😅😂 apple is 🗑 I can't believe humans fall for they bs

[@iamjustaclone]

nice review, thanks :) baffled that you cannot create a second account for your partner

[@luckylanno]

Your persona came out really well. I can't stand mine, for some reason

[@sonicsnake44]

I think thats the best Persona I've seen.

[@snoesjethesecond2473]

ik betaal youtube voor geen reclame!

[@jhonjhon5145]

Ja chcę z Tobą nagrać na KZbin w tych okularach Apple Vision pro proszę

[@AvoidTIMtation]

Great review and i completely agree about the passthrough. I did the Apple store demo and I enjoyed it but i went in expecting to be WOW'd and i really wasn't LOL While the clarity overall was great, the passthrough definitely wasn't as clear as the ads make it out to be. The 180VR content looked amazing and i really like how much EASIER it is to do things like watch 3D movies compared to trying to do it on the Quest 3. I am very much looking forward to what Meta and LG will come up with.

[@engmatz]

4k per eye and support hdr10 and dolby vision in Vision Pro

[@Jdevil21]

I think once you use it. You realize it is spatial computing. It’s pretty much a laptop on your face. Unlike what ppl think vr is for gaming

[@chaosengine3772]

Don't allow Apple's misuse of the term confuse you.... Spatial Computing >IS< VR/AR/MR.

[@MadMaxBLD]

Thank you Cas for giving the AVP a shakedown. You are confirming a lot of what other testers have said but also giving us your own perspective, so you are definitely adding to the choir. I was very impressed by how good your persona looked; other KZbinrs didn't get a natural look out of that system like you did! It shows that in the right circumstances, the AVP can be totally breathtaking. (Disclaimer: I'm not gonna get one.) I also love how you are showing us your day-to-day life in your shared flat while wearing the headset, which makes it seem more like a "real" usecase review instead of just a feature test.

[@VRReady]

Are you available to test the personas? I dont know anyone else who has an AVP.

[@JFRA24]

Hi Cas and Chary, I love your channel. May I make a request? My wife and I both have headsets and need tips on VR activities we can do together as a couple. It's hard getting around account-bound apps and finding multiplayer experiences we can share.

[@Albertosaurus333]

I was waiting for this review, I like them because they are not just theory, they are showing practical things. It would be necessary to know the performance in the games, what controls are used, etc.

[@Diniven]

I was looking forward to this review! I love your straight-forward takes on VR and Augmented reality devices!

[@rsm014]

Does Aeropress come in a borosilicate glass? I don’t let plastic touch hot water that I plan on consuming. Tastes off to me.

[@sonicsnake44]

You can hear audio above you. So does that mean vision pro got some type of Dolby Atmos going on. I always wondered why other headsets didn't do that. It makes sense for VR to do that. I wonder does that mean Vision Pro can do Atmos for movies.

[@DJ-sy1hv]

It does have Atmos support.

[@sonicsnake44]

@@DJ-sy1hv interesting other headsets need to step their game up.

[@Aki_Lesbrinco]

I don't get the point of this headset. There doesn't seem to be much use for it. A Quest 3 seems to be close enough and it has a lot more use cases, especially for the price. About the whole developers thing, this won't move XR or VR development foward since there won't be much of a user base. Developers won't bother waisting time or money making anything for it if there is no money to be made.

[@benjiebarker]

you can't move in 360 immersive content. if you get up or move around you instantly go into passthrough mode. this is apple's way of covering up the limitation of the panels.

[@RTTGuy45]

Thanks for this sober review!

[@WillBrownAuthor]

The review we've all been waiting for!

[@PSYCHOV3N0M]

Except this ISN'T a review...... 🤣🤣🤣

[@WillBrownAuthor]

@@PSYCHOV3N0M Sure, it's not a full review, but that's coming soon. 😃

[@bobbymkd457]

Fantastic review!

[@stephenbard1590]

Did you forget to mention that both the horizontal and verticsl FOVs are incredibly bad, comparable to headsets that became obsolete years ago? Evidently you enjoy that claustrophobic goggles feeling that VR enthusiasts were excited to be done with.

[@stevec2537]

Comment from someone who has not try the headset

[@dtz1000]

I think the fantastic quality of the display makes people forget how bad the FOV is on this headset.

[@Mangolite]

The Apple Vision Pro (AVP) marks my initial encounter with a head-mounted device (HMD). During my Apple Store demo, I didn't perceive the weight of the HMD, even with the Solo Knit Band. The screen's clarity is remarkable, providing an immersive and breathtaking experience. The intuitive hand and eye tracking quickly became second nature. However, given my lack of experience with other HMDs aside from Xreal Air, I can't draw direct comparisons between the two. Apple's decision to label their product as "spatial computing" aims to distance itself from the negative associations tied to the term commonly viewed as a gaming and entertainment toy within the industry. Apple's terminology suggests broader potential beyond these conventional categories.

[@johncrichton4341]

Nice Cas! Look forward to your full review.

[@CharlesJ3]

Great review. My sentiments exactly. I was bored after a couple of hours. Sharing the headset was a pain for sure. I don’t have a Mac would love to hear more about your experience using it for productivity. (Work)

[@PSYCHOV3N0M]

This isn't a review. Pay attention.

[@CharlesJ3]

@@PSYCHOV3N0M correction. Not a full review. I would call it a first impressions review of the device. (Still a review) There is not really a lot more to talk about. It doesn’t do much now.

[@GirlyGamer-BoardGameGran]

I honestly feel this is the best first impressions of the AVP I've seen and I've watched most of them lol Well done.

[@ganjahousetv3743]

0:08 as long as you know you’re late to the game 😂

[@damnbrosky]

its nice thing for people that choose look , simplicity and design over practicality, oh right just apple followers, this price is great if you like to look rich in developing countries area or flex your self on Instagram photos. Why not to buy rtx4090 pc and other vr set for same money, I cant process this thing anymore haha

[@egoaut]

Why should i drive a VW when i can afford a Porsche?

[@MobileDecay]

Why is the only option a VW? 🤔

[@dtz1000]

Because the Porsche can't drive on the Steam VR highway.

[@WOojerVest3andQuest3onMe]

Hey Beautiful, My #1 Complaint is the Price of it. I hate it so much. I decided not to buy one. Going to finish watching this video later in my Quest 3. 😉👌🙋🏻‍♂️🫶