Apple Vision Pro is Dead // Apple’s BlackBerry Moment!

[@ChadAndChill]

Average Joe is not going to spend $4,000 on a VR headset.

[@AdApT3Rx]

Fax

[@djfreaknique1587]

No diddy!

[@noah-j00]

who is joe

[@ChadAndChill]

@@noah-j00 😂

[@ChadAndChill]

@@Äpple-pie-5kall the Big Apple sites on KZbin did one video and that was it. Since then there hasn't been any development. No apps, nothing and the price. That's why it didn't sell. Google and Apple have their phones coming up.They might get rocked on this one. Most people are not going to be buying a new phone when they can't put food on their table.

[@Everyday_Legends]

I felt nothing at its release and nothing at its demise.

[@TechOdyssey]

You and millions of people

[@HughJashole69]

​@freecivweb4160 not fully released? Wtf does that even mean? Can anyone buy one? Yes, therefore it's fully released. Prematurely sure but stop giving excuses for a trillion dollar company

[@Mikael-jt1hk]

@@TechOdyssey billions.. Only a few select ultra nerds gave a single fuck. And even fewer of them could afford it.

[@avenuePad]

@@Äpple-pie-5kSo, Apple has retail products that aren't fully fleshed out? I thought they were the company that only releases fully fleshed out products. And yes, the Apple Vision Pro was fully released.

[@tracystamatakis]

@@TechOdysseyI am surprised you feel this way. This product enables you to relive past important moments again, you can record the video with your phone in your pocket. How much is it worth for you to relive the experience of being with your dead child for example? This product is very expensive!!! You are right, the Vision Pro should have been only sold with one terabyte of storage. When Jobs was alive, a product like this would have had the ultimate available technology in it. My only concern with this device is some people with hold onto the past and not move forward with their lives after tragic loss.

[@ehunyadi]

I love mine and have been using it daily since I got it. I prefer it for my video and photo processing. I do believe this type of computing is the future, but the cost has to come down a lot, and Microsoft needs to release Intune for it to really start taking off.

[@jsardone]

Same - this is not a mass market product and wasn't intended to be (at least in its current form). I bought this for a specific use case and it works for the 1 reason I needed it (as a productivity tool on the go - and for travel in general).

[@RemoteWorkerIndonesia]

One month later: how is it?

[@jsardone]

@@RemoteWorkerIndonesia pretty great. I can't do my job properly (on the road) without it.

[@PSYCHOV3N0M]

2:14 Stop spreading false information. They never cancelled the Vision Pro 2. They postponed it so they could work on the cheaper Apple Vision first so they can release it to the public.

[@megamegaO]

I forgot the applevision existed

[@TechOdyssey]

Me too, and i own one. Lol

[@megamegaO]

@@TechOdyssey 😭 well at least you can make content about it

[@SibirLupus]

Part of the problem is it doesn't cater to the VR enthusiast like other headsets have in the past. The lack of native controllers and connecting to a Mac or PC for wireless PCVR (not screen sharing) was a huge miss for Apple. Their reluctance to call it "VR" is also part of the problem along with the $3,500+ price. The Quest 3 is 85-90% of what the Vision Pro is at 1/7th the price.

[@PSYCHOV3N0M]

Them not calling it a VR headset doesn't matter. Enthusiasts already know if they're the target audience for the Vision Pro. Most average consumers just don't care about wearing a headset.

[@joselucnico]

AR not VR.

[@MarcusWarcus40]

The product has been out for a few months and they’re already working on a cheaper version and releasing the 2nd vision OS. It’s a LITTLE early to be calling it dead when it just got started

[@Ni5ei]

The only thing that made it better than all other headsets was the display. A cheaper version absolutely can't have the same awesome display, making it just another headset that's very limited because it doesn't have controllers and only works with Apple software.

[@MarcusWarcus40]

@@Ni5ei that’s why they can’t down grade the display. My guess is they keep it the same pretty much and just lower the price while giving new features to a Vision Pro 2

[@enochmogusu8573]

it's not ready for the masses, that's why it's not priced for the masses. I love mine and it will keep getting better, and there will eventually be cheaper versions.

[@Skyhanger]

Put it back in its original box and when you retire, auction it off as a rare collectible.

[@benmlee]

I have an Apple Newton somewhere. Not a millionaire yet. 😅

[@alextfife]

If you don’t want it bro I’ll take it off your hands ❤

[@twitchster77]

He'd likely ask for $3,000+ to let you take it off his hands. You willing to pay that much for a used device?

[@martinhill9011]

And yet IDC reports that the Vision Pro has rocketed to number two with 17% market share second only to the Quest 3 on 37% market share in Q1 of this year despite only being available in the USA and despite launching only 3.5 months after that quest 3. And Apple has maintained the same level of sales in Q2 despite again only being available in the USA. Now of course, the Vision Pro is rolling out globally so we should expect significantly more Sales over the coming quarters.

[@MikeLikesChannel]

Bought one used for $2000 cash, tax free. Extremely happy with it, *at that price point* For $4000 retail? Hell no Reality is, you don’t get to the coveted “eye glasses” form factor without these goggles (and ones like it) first. It’s a first effort, it’ll mature over years, not weeks.

[@TechOdyssey]

$2000 I think is the magical price here

[@CloudflyerPPG]

This is probably the worst opinion on Apple Vision Pro that I’ve heard. I use my AVP every single day multiple times per day. AVP biggest strength is absolutely productivity at work. Second would be as a media player when you’re by yourself because nobody wants to watch TV with somebody wearing it. Third is 360 video playback. 99% of the time when I reach for my computer I also reach for my AVP. I have a Google meet meeting every morning that they want your camera on, AVP put my persona up so I don’t have to spend my time getting ready to be on camera. One of the best computer investments I’ve ever made.

[@RichAbe23]

The moment they announced the price I knew right away it was going to be a failure.

[@TechOdyssey]

Way too expensive.

[@PSYCHOV3N0M]

Actually the price isn't the reason why it's a failure in the eyes of most people. This headset could cost $1,000 and it still wouldn't sell very well. Why? Because it's not a pair of Smart Glasses. Most people don't want to wear a headset and/or they don't see the point (nor do they care to see) of AR/VR aka how can this drastically improve their lives...

[@dr.emilyacevedo812]

It was priced so pricey because it was made for a certain clientele. I was at the Apple Store in Williamsburg and I sat down in a section and was told that I couldn't sit there as it was for people who were buying the Apple vision pro. The funny thing there was no one buying one. I wasn't going to spend almost $4,000. There pricing is ridiculous.

[@PSYCHOV3N0M]

Their. NOT there.

[@TheSpacemanSpliff]

The lack of video/data input for the Apple Vision Pro is a HUGE negative. If I could could connect directly to external devices like my PS5 or PC mine would see so much more use. Everyone who experiences the Vision Pro says the cinema movie watching experience is the best feature, so why they excluded gaming from external devices is just mind boggling. Sure we can connect consoles and PCs wirelessly with 3rd party apps, but the resolution is limited to 1080p for PS5 (yes, the resolution created in 2005 🤦), and you have to deal with some compression and latency. If Apple had made the battery a passthrough device that allowed video and data input it would have increased so much functionality for the device, not just for gaming but as a legitimate workstation as well. The Apple Vision Pro would hands down be the best gaming experience device if it simply allowed input. Instead, Apple is keeping things within walls and expecting us to use apps from a super weak library in the app store, of which 99% are just terrible. It's such a let down because it's a fully capable device, but again it's being held back due to Apple's decisions. The frustrating part is that these are issues that could be fixed for the current Vision Pro, but it feels at this rate that Apple is focused on making the next generation better and leaving this one to die.

[@PSYCHOV3N0M]

To me the biggest automatic NO BUY with regards to the Apple Vision Pro isn't the price itself but rather that it doesn't even have AT LEAST Wi-Fi 6E (due to using the M2 chip instead of M3) which is unacceptable in 2024. 🤣🤣🤣

[@jonb8633]

I tried at the store and it was very impressive but passthrough quality was subpar ( maybe they had the wrong zeiss inserts ). Movies looks very good. The device was very heavy for me though

[@jonb8633]

By the way, after the demo the apple guy was pressing me to buy it.

[@PSYCHOV3N0M]

​@@jonb8633The 2 different Female employees didn't pressure me to buy it at all. 🤣

[@sephiroth4543]

I have it, you can ask me any questions you like. Like you said the movies are insane on it. I really hated the device when they announced it because of how much it cost but as soon as I tried it I was hooked, what got me the most other than the movies was the sports events. Obviously Apple needs to release more content and connect it to a sports broadcaster to make it even better.

[@MetaVIRTUAL]

I think you missed the point of the product. Apple didn’t release it to be a big seller. It’s to push the industry forward. To bring down prices. To get the form factor down to sunglasses.

[@PSYCHOV3N0M]

Agreed. The $3,500 price reflects the FACT that the 1st gen Apple Vision Pro was never intended to sell a lot of units at all because it was never targeted at average consumers to begin with.

[@vinapocalypse]

Apple has very long-term ideas of where it wants computing to go. To get there, you define a goal, then release products which get you towards that goal, adjusting as needed to get there. I knew the iPhone when it premiered was going to be a game-changer for portable computing but I didn't know how much; I didn't buy one though until the 3g when it felt to me it had finally had enough time to cook. At this point they have pretty much exhausted where smartphones as we know them can go; it will be mostly iterative (faster hardware, bigger/better software). The Vision feels the same way to me - a publicly available prototype for where they want to get to in the long term. It will be at least a coupe more generations before it will be ready for popular adoption. Right now it is an under-cooked replacement for a phone but seems to be a really interesting replacement for desktop computing and dealing with multiple displays. A couple more generations it might be ready for replacing or supplementing mobile computing screens. 10 years after that, who knows?

[@Ni5ei]

​@@PSYCHOV3N0MAh so that's why the commercials feature average consumers. Because it's not targeted at them. And that's why there are commercials; to not sell to people who watch commercials.

[@westmcgee9320]

I love mine and use it daily. But was still interested in the video…until I saw one of your comments. It doesn’t make it seem like will be is worth worth almost 15 mins of my time.

[@Lost_In_LA]

Most people had common sense to know it wasn’t going to take off-not with a build it and here they come approach. There’s no killer app or compelling use case. It’s real competition seems to be a multi monitor setup and most people would go for physical monitors.

[@wuffgang5333]

have bought one since they arrived in europe😮 have seen your review. atm still honeymoon phase for me. but i like it so far. for learning and reading at the beach and watching movies at the lake. you can improve the comfort maybe by using another headstrap like annapro or tyco tech?

[@twitchster77]

Man, I love the honeymoon phases of new 'toys'! haha You posted this 2 weeks ago...you still using it? Are you still enjoying the hell out of it? Is there 1 main thing over anything else about it that keeps you hyped to use it?

[@wuffgang5333]

@@twitchster77 yes everyday. Just for movies and internet, chilling and learning stuff. reading ebooks with Goodnotes. in each lying position I can watch stuff.

[@abrahamroberts2040]

Oh crap! I forgot about the Apple Vision pro. LOL

[@TechOdyssey]

Me too. And I own one. Lol

[@abrahamroberts2040]

@@TechOdyssey 🤣

[@TechOdyssey]

@@abrahamroberts2040 oops 😂

[@milanpintar]

i bought it last week, why is it gone? it’s awesome!!! amazing for learning content

[@wuffgang5333]

goodnotes pages monster wall

[@mastorasmars2326]

I just grabbed a 512GB like new condition with case for $2200. I think around there its completely different story in value and so excited and happy to get it at that price. For its retail $4k price, i agree its insane and not a price id ever pay for it. But at half, yes, compared to most mid to high tier VR headsets, its actually good. IF you looking for AVP, consider used market and save ALOT of money!

[@TechOdyssey]

I think $2000 is the sweet spot for this hardware.

[@MarcoBeSomething]

I think the issue is the crossover of its computing power with the affordability and convenience of the product. I feel there will be an Air version eventually but maybe they try something different. Instead of being a headset maybe they pivot from being a standalone product to being an accessory in the ecosystem, in a glasses style that you mentioned and we’ve seen before in other products.

[@christianlamb]

Great vid! Love your passion for tech. I think everyone agrees the price is insane for something that feels like a beta or prototype. I have a quest 3 and have to say when I got browser's set up and figured out the productivity aspect I was sold that this was the future and is very close to being ideal for my work flow that is basic w 3 monitors, doing scheduling, research, notes, etc... more breathability in the headset and maybe slightly lighter as long as you have the comfort of an after market headstrap and soft facial interface I can work in it for many hours. I feel we are close.

[@GusBougadis]

I was going to buy that Porsche phone to complement my Porsche boxster at the time. I did buy a Q10, Z10, Z30 and Leap, I tried to single-handedly keep blackberry in business. 😂😂😂

[@TechOdyssey]

I used them as long as I could. I had the p9982 and 9983

[@GusBougadis]

@@TechOdysseyI must have owned 15 blackberry phones.

[@barryb1490]

Haha me too, Z10, Z30, and 2 passports, I loved the OS

[@twitchster77]

haha this just makes so much sense to me though! I can totally 'get' over spending on something just to get caught up in the excitement of it all! It'd be worth spending the money just for the fun and joy it'd bring me! (like you overspending on a phone because it's themed off of the car you own and love...lol this just sounds so freaking fun to me!)

[@KennethMortel-fi4cr]

Have you tried Xreal glasses?

[@TechOdyssey]

I have used them briefly. They’re nice

[@brianc3271]

I'll tell you the biggest problem with this headset; it's the price! I am an absolute believer of this device, and am a total fanboy of the tech! So I bought a meta quest 3 back in February, and ever since the v68 update came out, refining the free floating window experience, this thing does a solid 90% of what the Apple vision pro does. It also plays games that are 100% better than anything that the AVP has to offer. And the price tag for the AVP is not unaffordable for me, but spending that much money on a device that has a cheaper competitor at 1/5 the price is just Ludacris. Even being able to afford it, I know that I can put that money towards something else more beneficial since a cheaper device can accomplish most of the same tasks. So if someone like me, that believes in the tech, and can afford the device without going bankrupt, won't buy it, then no one is buying this thing. Apple must lower the price to get a majority of techies on board first, and then make it lighter and smaller in order to appeal to the masses.

[@Garythefireman66]

Apple needs to make this work with us peasants that only have an iPhone and AirPods. And lower the price 💀🤦🏻‍♂️

[@ChadH2023]

Android users are peasants, not apple users.

[@Spoonfed78]

​@@ChadH2023as Tim would lead them to believe. People with this mindset are simply Tim's Cuckold

[@TechOdyssey]

Probably next version if it happens will be $1999! I think that’s the sweet spot.

[@MrCoggibird]

Where is this official news…? Or is it just your opinion?

[@TechOdyssey]

My opinion

[@TrevorAtkins-m3n]

Why does this need "official news?" Did you really think Apple announced their product is failing? Sit down before you hurt yourself. Hearing TechOdyssey's opinion is why we're all here.

[@TechOdyssey]

@@TrevorAtkins-m3n 🙏🏻 thank you

[@MrCoggibird]

@@TrevorAtkins-m3n just thought I missed something, but thanks for being so friendly! Very much appreciated

[@carlosdominguez3108]

I'm not sure if you're a true VR veteran or if this is your first foray into VR. If it was your first, consider yourself very privileged to have experienced some of the best hardware ever in VR. It's a gen 1 developmental product. Those of us who are VR veterans and understand the tech, we knew this thing would be good, but of course the passthrough isn't going to be like real life, and of course there's going to be glare inherent to pancake optics. Regardless, there's some things about the AVP that are magical. With that said, you could watch all the immersive content in a few hours, and there still isn't much to do on the headset. That's where I feel like it was bait and switchy for the asking price. It's not a failure, you just gotta realize VR still hasn't hit mainstream. It will eventually. In the gaming realm, I truly don't see how people prefer sitting at a desk tapping keys like a monkey when you can stand and move and be "in" the game. VR gaming is just so much better. Can't do any of that on AVP though unless you want to start messing with beta ALVR software, etc.

[@sameersheriff7078]

VR was present for decades any many tech companies tried to tap into that market and failed miserably and apple thought they might be an outlier but it backfired badly !!!! But there's a notable adoption of VR/mixed reality headsets when it comes to gaming like ps vr !!!

[@terrym3837]

Here in the Uk I was talking to an Apple employee at a London store, and she told me they have sold none,nish,nada she said its way over the top the price is TGH. And its only for a few who test these products

[@BBTB2010]

Oh the memories. Walking in the store a zero, coming out a hero because I had a BlackBerry. The one with the roller ball thing. Felt like James Bond checking emails I wasn't really getting! And the sprint internet card that slid into my laptop, just so I could download a song off Napster to burn to a CD. Times were great.

[@ianlewis4926]

I fully agree with you 1000%, when the AVP came out, I looked at this thing and said to my friend that "I guarantee you this thing will completely fail" and the reason I said it was due to the fact that the tech world right now just has no need for a product like this, if it would have been a lot less money and more for gaming, then maybe, but of course that's why the MetaQuest succeeded and the AVP did not. May the AVP R.I.P!! 😇🤣

[@PSYCHOV3N0M]

Meta Quest 2 sold the most in 2020 because of the pandemic lockdown. The sales numbers for the Quest 3 aren't amazing. Apple Vision Pro isn't a failure but it still wouldn't sell well at $1,000 or less because most people simply don't care about putting on a HEADSET specifically. Once Smart Glasses actually become a reality, THAT product will sell very well but that doesn't mean it will replace smartphones altogether.

[@clintgraden3875]

Most people don’t make it into the new paradigm. Ever. They just don’t get it. Allow me to say that rumors of AVP demise are greatly exaggerated.

[@ALionlikeMane]

"Apple Vision Pro is the biggest waste of money in my entire life." That's freaking scathing 😱

[@DogginsFroggins]

Can you use the Vision Pro with Windows systems? If you can't outside of jailbreaking it that's gotta hurt.

[@PSYCHOV3N0M]

Wirelessly yes you can. It's still part of Apple's walled garden ecosystem.

[@loitersquadX]

Blackberry can make a comeback imo. Ill buy one of they make a full android phone

[@megamegaO]

@@loitersquadX they won't tho....they literally just became a software security company now.

[@greenvortex7]

I still say why won't Blackberry crowdsource like all these other companies trying to copy them? This way they can get a good idea how many people really want such a Blackberry product. Perhaps they can do two models running Android or and Andoid version that mimics the actual BBOS 10 with a Passport and Key 3 form factor. If the keyboard on the Porsche Q10 perhaps they can incorporate it into the new Passport. I honestly think that is great. They can have a limited run...of course make some extras and perhaps even some carriers might be interested. And perhsps ince they have money they can offer discounts to early adopters or a discount on the final price depending on your downpayment.

[@loitersquadX]

@@megamegaO ehh theres always a way tho.

[@megamegaO]

@@loitersquadX I would love to agree with you...but no, at least not in the near future.

[@HughJashole69]

Zero chance. They're so far behind, their name means nothing at this point... they would spend billions to develop a phone only for it to lose to the a55. In other words, your opinion is ass

[@GusBougadis]

Finally, some apple 🍎 content 😁

[@TechOdyssey]

Haha. Yes

[@rexmaximilian9548]

I fully disagree. I’m an architect and have two primary uses for it which has been very successful. First, I obviously use it for 3D client presentations. I have the 3D model from my CAD software converted to USDZ which natively opens in the Vision Pro (and any Apple device) without the need for an app. I don’t even have my clients use guest mode. I stream the VP’s view to my laptop and coach them through it. The second, I have set up a very nice mobile office in my SUV. I move the front seats forward and have a very roomy area to sit in in the back seats. I have a DJI Power 1000 for a TON of power for laptop, VP, etc., and I work under shade trees at the beach or in the mountains (I live in Hawaii so they’re quick to get to). I then open my laptop into 4K mode on the VP virtual monitor and have my text, email, music and browser apps surrounding it… with enough open space to see the beach view beyond. I am IMMENSELY happy with my professional use of it!

[@TechOdyssey]

You do realize how incredibly niche and individual this situation is to you, right? And completely not for normal people.

[@rexmaximilian9548]

@@TechOdyssey I think your narrative was very generalized and as you said about my opinion, it's unique to you as well. I think the whole "R.I.P. Vision Pro," and "The Vision Pro is dead, etc." is hyperbole. We're not even on the second gen, or second OS yet. We'll agree ro disagree.

[@MrBoriqua2000]

Yeah,most people just bought it to do unboxing and review videos, then returned them.

[@TechOdyssey]

Yup. Lots of people did

[@Jmnmedic]

So basically it does not work for you. Because it doesn’t work for you does not mean it is a failure

[@xcalibur1011]

everything you've said in your video was certainly spot ON! so what more can you say about the apple vision pro? other than that insulting price. i think that in today's economy when consumers wake up and realize that tech is just too damn high and they stop buying their products but not just apple but other tech companies wanting people to believe that AI is the next holy grail software of tech then perhaps 1 day they'll fade away like the giant tech outlets like tower records , crazy eddie "anyone remembers them?" or J&R MUSIC WORLD eventually there be a financial rude awakening that no black friday sale can solve.

[@PSy84]

Apple needs to make cellular version and cheaper version...if it has cellular, many can afford it tru plans like how many are affording 1-2k usd iPhones

[@TechOdyssey]

If this thing gets to $1999 it’ll sell like hotcakes

[@PSYCHOV3N0M]

​@@TechOdysseyNope. It won't. Even at $1,000 it wouldn't sell like hotcakes because of the fact that most people don't care to wear a HEADSET. If anything, they want Smart Glasses. Not a headset. Quest 2 I think sold like 20 Million units and that was thanks to the pandemic lockdown in 2020. Quest 3 has barely sold a little over 1 million units and that's despite having a massive game library.

[@dujuanjohnson5025]

​@@PSYCHOV3N0Mwell tell the idiots that I see wearing it everywhere I go even on flights

[@twitchster77]

I want apple to do a 'one last thing' at one of their upcoming events and to just show a short 10 or 15 second clip of a pair of controllers they'll be coming out with for the device. Something that shows they're now shifting their focus on gaming for the Vision Pro. This thing would be a monster of a gaming device if Apple would push for it. It'd go from being a complete disappointment...to something TONS of people would lust after. But so far...nah, Apple has shown no signs of pushing this device to make it something most would want. I don't get it. It makes me sad. I want one so badly...but even more badly, I want a reason to have one. So far I have no compelling reason. Spending $4k on a killer 3d screen isn't enough atm.

[@ArtGoosby]

I think Apple made it pretty clear early on that this really should only be for developers and that the second lighter iteration would be for the poor people.

[@bigchips202]

The Meta Quest benefited the most from the release of the AVP.. I'm sure the AVP got a bunch of people interested in VR that had never even considered it before.. Then they start seeing it compared to a $500 headset that's a 4th or 5th generation product with a extensive app catalog.. A lot of people probably said let me try that $500 gadget out... Apple's biggest mistake wasn't the price, Apple customers are use to paying more for less.. the biggest mistake was not having apps ready to go at launch.. those few 3D experiences, and being able watch movies, and remote desktop just wasn't enough to keep people occupied..

[@Andyxay]

it's really hard to justify buying a Vision Pro... It's not like it's a professional tool, not an everyday tool, not gaming device, not a basic tech need... Most VR products are aimed towards gamers and tech enthusiasts, so it's hard to convince the market that this product is necessary, specially for 3500$. It doesn't fit in any lifestyle and everyday scenario

[@dujuanjohnson5025]

You can video edit with it

[@Co-opSource]

Not a failure. Try again.

[@TechOdyssey]

Lol. Ok.

[@Co-opSource]

Apple II sold: 1977: less than 600 1978: 7,600 1979: 35,000

[@TechOdyssey]

@@Co-opSource lol. Wow. 35,000. They also almost went bankrupt before Microsoft rescued them. So… there you go.

[@Spoonfed78]

​@@TechOdysseydon't let facts get in the way of people identifying as corporate Cucks 🤣

[@mikenyr4life491]

Apple Vision is not dead, I heard the same rubbish with the Apple iPhone and Apple Watch. The Apple Vision was always a developer device and is still selling more than most Android phones, unless those too are dead.

[@_DMD_]

It seems less like a product for fun and more just a alternative to other productivity devices (with a higher cost and less storage lol). I feel like when the cheaper model launches perhaps they will include more of those consumer type features/functions. I don't think these things become personal until they are fully wireless and normalized in society (most likely from a looks perspective).

[@lthudson2975]

😂😂It bad enough there phones are expensive but 4000 ,yeahhh apple bold for that. THAT'S CRAZY!!

[@TechOdyssey]

Yup. Very crazy

[@PSYCHOV3N0M]

Their. NOT there.

[@x1mmx]

I just want an apple fold but no

[@PSYCHOV3N0M]

Fold style or Flip style???

[@ChrisJohannsen]

It just launched for $6000 in Australia and literally no one cared, not even the most diehard apple cultists

[@MrCoggibird]

Can’t help but feel a bit silly now

[@TechOdyssey]

Yup. Dead on arrival

[@richaaa_.m]

Do you buy apple care+?

[@POVwithRC]

Perhaps if the press hadn’t mercilessly mocked the people who chose to try Google Glass (and killing the program in the process) we wouldn’t be a decade and a half behind where we should be in wearables.

[@Brandononelove]

They should spend more time making what we have (and for sure use and carry), better. A persistent personal AI with memory that can he used across all devices. The first company that creates "her"...will sell all the subscriptions imaginable. How much would you pay? Attaching something to my face is not happening. A watch and earbud is the way to go. I hope I'm alive when this happens.

[@PSYCHOV3N0M]

Smart Glasses are the endgame. That's what will sell 10's of millions and eventually 100's of millions over time. Not a headset.

[@Belly81]

I really wanted it when I first saw it then I found out how much it costs and hell no I wouldn’t have bought it if they charged £1500 everythin is gettin way 2 expensive

[@tmn8547]

I think they should’ve marketed this to med schools, nursing schools, something like that exclusively. Everyday people don’t really have a need for it to justify paying that amount.

[@PSYCHOV3N0M]

This headset was never targeted at average people to begin with. The $3,500 price reflects that fact.

[@wuffgang5333]

one can buy it with a pay plan in smaller chunks. if one uses it everyday, the price can be justified imo

[@Whataburger2319]

Apple gotta do a consumer level Apple vision like they did with the xr as long as they get your foot into the door they will use subscriptions and least titles like resident evil to help support it who knows know that spatial video is coming the base tear models of the 16 maybe we’ll get a budget Apple Vision Pro without the pro

[@Antronix3]

Damn they dropped it quick like Sony did the PSVR2. But at least that wasn't 3k plus

[@すずちゃん-r3h]

Even as someone who's super into VR and hopes it'll reach Ready Player One levels of tech one day, I absolutely despise this product. The fact that you can't even customize your "persona" on the AVP to make it look exactly how you want is the ultimate dealbreaker for me. It just pisses me off how it HAS to be based on your real face. Seriously, I'm ugly asf and wanna be able to escape that by using VR. The Quest 3 on the other hand, allows you to choose literally everything about how your avatar looks. You can be as hot and pretty of a girl as you want, which is the biggest reason I even use the Quest in the first place, ngl. While I do feel like the Meta avatars are a bit too cartoonish, I'll still take them over the restrictive personas on the AVP anyday. Until Apple gives us full customization over our avatar appearances like Meta, I will never, EVER put my hands anywhere near this pos

[@juanlperezaguilar6656]

I loved the keyboard on the motorola droid

[@realsickvic]

Thank you for your service

[@eastonbrewer1798]

Apple Vision Pro isnt dead but we have to wait it hasn’t even been available to buy for a year yet and just like most of the products apple has made even they have said that in the beginning everyone thought those products would fail. But, now they have over three trillion dollars so I think we just have to wait even if that takes years.

[@jessel.8697]

Apple knows what it is doing. It is still developing updates for this product. This means that Apple still sees the Vision Pro as a viable product. The Vision Pro is a marketing product meant to build interest around a future Apple product or product category. Apple in no way thought that such an expensive product would sell in large volume. Remember this isn't Apples first time selling a product to a consumer. They are among the most profitable companies on the face of the earth. They didnt get there by accident.

[@TechOdyssey]

Ok

[@SolitaryCrypto]

@@Äpple-pie-5kCope

[@mrnohax5436]

Get the Apple Vision Pro 2 which would go for less but the amount of care they put into it will be a same as the amount you paid for it…. Which would be less in terms of giving a damn about a product that was cared for to a certain degree in the first version of it which is why it cost so much but why should I buy it if it does not come with KZbin let alone Netflix

[@stevekathyrunion2204]

Way to go... you got your two minutes of fame....AVP is not even close to dead.

[@TechOdyssey]

2 minutes of fame? Yeah. Ok. This comment is as dead as the Vision Pro. Try harder next time buddy

[@catluvr8875]

clicbait

[@PSy84]

yeah...most Apple products like apple watch and airpods are like Blacberry...even macbooks and iPhones are in demise😂

[@mSantsnj]

Speaking of BB, did you see the most recent Reddit post about a guy getting Android 11 on a Passport? 👀 Would love to see a video on that soon.

[@In-Rainbows]

6 minutes in and I lost the will to live.

[@TechOdyssey]

Too bad you didn’t lose the will to comment.

[@tpasi2020UG]

Whoa! Did not see that coming.

[@claytonyoung1351]

nobody thought it was going to be a success

[@kevm.382]

Just like Ray-Tracing games for iOS

[@FriedlandFamBam]

Yeah no one can afford that product it's too niche

[@wuffgang5333]

what are the reasons for not using it? maybe for ppl with family the Avp isnt the right chill device. Girls are not interested in me. So I can live in Avp w/o anyone being bothered by it

[@richardgandon8285]

Clickbait much? I use mine daily. It’s a fantastic productivity tool for me. Does it need some work? Of course, but it’s far from dead.

[@NeilLavitt]

Seems to me that your making lots of assumptions based on rumour. That is rumour probably designed to get people talking about it. Undeniably, this is a difficult product to sell as it is simply too expensive. However, it is also the beginning, whereas your analogy was the end. Most who look at it like what they see, just won’t buy it. They will probably buy the cheaper version. There will be a future for this, but Apple Is playing a long game.

[@ronniemation]

the treo 650 had the best keyboard. that was way before your time

[@TechOdyssey]

Definitely not before my time. I did have the palm pre though. I had the palm Centro.

[@ronniemation]

@@TechOdyssey i looked up the specs for that old phone. 780mAh battery lol. i remember being married to the wall charger with that phone

[@NeedNoUser]

This product hasn't even been out for a year & supposely its "dead"....

[@TechOdyssey]

Yup.

[@Smithbriart]

its hard to purchase apple vision pro when an AR headset is a toy and not a necessity. it fits in the "would be nice" category. A cell phone is a necessity, and people are willing to pay big money for a premium necessity such as an iPhone. it fits in the "must have" category. The same could be said for a desktop/laptop. A tablet is neither a toy (for adults anyway) nor a necessity; it fits in the "could use" category. I would likely buy the Vision Pro if the price dropped to $1,000.00. But even then, it is a hard pill to swallow because it is not a "must have" or "could use" category. The new[er] HomePod is the same category. Why spend $350 on a smart speaker when the $99 mini does exactly what I need it to? I cannot justify spending $350 on the HomePod, but I can justify spending $1,200 on an iPhone.

[@techr1320]

It’s more of a winner at 1500

[@PSYCHOV3N0M]

Maybe to you and I but even at $1,000 or less it still wouldn't sell very well because most people don't want to wear a HEADSET. If anything, they want actual Smart Glasses which are still not a reality. Maybe in the year 2035.

[@sephiroth4543]

This is just a silly way to try and get more views. The product is expensive no doubt but it has it's uses. What I like is how it pushes other companies like Meta to release headsets with Oled and high resolution at a minimum. This can only be good for VR space. Apple need to release more software and open it up for games but I wouldn't say it's a flop. I use mine daily to play my PC games eveywhere in the house and I also enjoy watching 3D movies and content in general. Obviously they can improve few things and the price needs to come down but this type of sensationalist headline is silly.

[@mrmill9309]

What about the second swallowing

[@sephiroth4543]

Some people are just silly and only want KZbin views.

[@wbeard358]

I like iStuff but not $4000 like lol

[@TechOdyssey]

Amen

[@murtazachaudhary3339]

Nice video

[@TechOdyssey]

Thank you

[@jtec99]

Apple...2024s Google stadia 😂

[@TechOdyssey]

Sadly they won't refund us

[@jtec99]

@@TechOdyssey haha! I actually forgot about that part from Google. Been a minute, as the kids say

[@Adam-je2cp]

​@@Äpple-pie-5ktalk about copium,

[@VoyagerGaming417]

I think it would have been better to forego the cutting-edge features and make it a $400 headset than to max it out at a price point that the vast majority of consumers cannot afford.

[@PSYCHOV3N0M]

A $400 Apple headset wouldn't impress anyone. Not even the current Apple Vision Pro has RETINA-level displays. The resolution on each display is about HALF of what it needs to be JUST to achieve RETINA-level clarity. The $3,500 price isn't the reason why Apple Vision Pro isn't selling. It can cost $1,000 or less and it still wouldn't sell a ton of units because most people don't want to wear a HEADSET. If anything, they want Smart Glasses and we're just not there yet. MAYBE in the year 2035.

[@jecksonng]

Too ex. Not needed in our daily life

[@springfieldreserve]

Neat idea but walking around in ski goggles isn't a great look

[@PSYCHOV3N0M]

Apple Vision Pro wasn't designed to be walking around continuously. It's mainly meant to be used stationary while you're sitting down or laying down.

[@russianprincess3673]

Untrue ❤️ Love you

[@simply6162]

well pin this comment Vision Pro is going to be a success and ya'll will come back to this video and eat your own shit when it happens.

[@Max86421]

🍎😁

[@PSYCHOV3N0M]

Your mistake is thinking that the Apple Vision Pro hasn't sold well because of the $3,500 starting price. That's not true at all. The reasons why it hasn't sold well are: 1. Most people don't want to wear a HEADSET. It doesn't matter if the price is $1,000 or less and has an Apple logo on it. Most people just don't care for this specific product category. 2. These aren't Smart Glasses. Once ACTUAL Smart Glasses become a reality, then we'll see those become mainstream though that doesn't mean that Smart Glasses will kill smartphones.

[@johnnykeener3727]

Apple SUCKS!!