I don't know about others, but personally I feel that the Vision Pro is a solution looking for a problem.
While the 3D / immersive video is surely impressive, and several of the advertised features are truly impressive feats of technology, it feels very much like they will collapse to gimmick-status before long.
I can't picture having this strapped to my face for 8 hours a day. In day-to-day life, I'm just not sure where this fits in... it's like a less-social TV? A laptop where it's awkward to turn around and ask my coworker a question? Generally, the ergonomics of the device just seem... off.
While the device might be good for Apple, I'm not convinced it's good for anyone else.
While the 3D / immersive video is surely impressive, and several of the advertised features are truly impressive feats of technology, it feels very much like they will collapse to gimmick-status before long.
I can't picture having this strapped to my face for 8 hours a day. In day-to-day life, I'm just not sure where this fits in... it's like a less-social TV? A laptop where it's awkward to turn around and ask my coworker a question? Generally, the ergonomics of the device just seem... off.
While the device might be good for Apple, I'm not convinced it's good for anyone else.