Apple Vision Pro - First Look

As Apple’s recent launch, “Apple Pro Vision,” has become a hot topic in the tech industry, people also want to know about its experience. During the launch, Apple gave a chance to YouTubers to get 30 minutes of experience. Due to strict conditions by Apple, there were unable to record the real-time experience in a video. But they have shared their personal experiences with their channels.

Apple Pro Vision is a new-age technology

According to tech columnist Joana Stern, this headset exceeded her expectations. In a report for The Wall Street Journal, She mentioned that 3-D movies now provide a truly immersive experience with an intuitive interface and natural hand gestures. I felt like a massive dinosaur burst through a wall right before my eyes.

Stern mentioned a few drawbacks, like the weighty headset and causing slight nausea during transitions between virtual and augmented reality modes. Although the Vision Pro incorporates innovative elements like displaying the wearer’s eyes, Apple may face the challenge of persuading customers to embrace the device.

Amazing Eye and Hand Tracking Tech

In a video, popular tech YouTuber Marques Brownlee expressed high praise for the Vision Pro, stating that it possesses “the most impressive features I’ve ever seen in a VR headset, surpassing others by a significant margin.” These remarkable features include hand tracking and eye tracking. However, such advanced technologies come at a steep price, with the Vision Pro priced at a staggering $3,499. Brownlee also noted that the headset lacks haptic feedback due to the absence of controllers.

Vision OS is Remarkable

According to TechCrunch’s Matthew Panzarino, Apple has achieved a remarkable advancement in capability and execution with the Vision Pro. Panzarino emphasized that every aspect of this device reflects Apple’s ambition and dedication, showcasing uncompromising engineering.

While it remains to be seen if it becomes the “next computing mode,” the conviction behind each choice is evident. MacRumors is at WWDC and will soon share their initial impressions of Vision Pro.