The device will be released next year and will be offered at a price of $3,500.
Well-known blogger Marques Brownlee, with 17 million subscribers on YouTube, immediately after the presentation of the Apple Vision Pro headset , said that he had tried it for half an hour and was pleased with what he saw.
ust spent 30 minutes in an Apple Vision Pro headset. I am VERY impressed with a few specific things. Be sure to check back for updates.
An extended review was published by Joanna Stern of The Wall Street Journal: “During a 30-minute demonstration, Apple Vision Pro pressed on my nose and caused a little nausea. Apple says these points will be improved by the time the headset goes on sale early next year. But wow… the interface and hand gestures are intuitive, 3D movies are finally making sense, at some point it seemed like a huge dinosaur really broke through the wall.”
Joanna Stern elaborates that the headset was much more comfortable than the Meta Quest Pro or Quest 2, and the discomfort in the nose was due to the fact that the device did not fit perfectly to the face.
Very cool”, “I am very impressed”, — tested Apple Vision Pro in awe
Controllers for other headsets seem like styluses in the smartphone world before touchscreens. With Vision Pro, your eyes are the cursor and your fingers are the buttons. Even in a short time, navigation has become intuitive. I pressed the digital crown to go to the familiar home screen. To choose, I clenched my fingers in the air. To scroll, I pinched and dragged in any direction. For the most part everything worked smoothly.
In the end, after the presentation ended, when Joanna took off her helmet, she was very impressed.
