Apple Vision Pro

Powerful ; Precise and intuitive control ; Fantastic visual experience ; Spatial video is excellent and emotionally charged

I wish it was lighter ; A battery pack that you can't leave behind ; Expensive

There has never been a mixed-reality headset quite like the Vision Pro. It raises the bar on visual quality, eye and gesture tracking, and the overall experience in a way that alters your conception of the real world. Despite the significant caveats of...

Relatively comfortable ; Fantastic visual experience ; Intuitive interface ; Spatial video is wild

External battery ; Price

30 minutes with Apple's new spatial Reality Platform was all it took to convince me it's the real future of virtual and augmented reality. Even if it will cost an arm and a leg.

Crisp, clear displays ; Hand and eye tracking is fantastic ; Spatial Computing feels like the future

Due to its size, comfort can be an issue ; Expensive. Really expensive ; Battery life isn't all that impressive

After nearly a month of using Apple Vision Pro, it's clear it's a first-gen product that needs work, but it's also clear spatial computing isn't a marketing term; it's the future. The Apple Vision Pro is the best VR/AR headset (a lot of) money can buy...

Incredible fidelity ; Impressive technology in several respects ; Feels like a glimpse of the future

The entire ecosystem is very expensive ; Apps are limited in number and utility ; Too heavy and unbalanced ; App management is poor

At times, using Apple Vision Pro feels like using an early prototype version of what everyone will have in the future. But it is in equal measure frustrating, limiting, and outside of watching 2D or 3D videos there isn’t much you can do with it you...

Incredible displays ; Video passthrough mostly good ; Genuinely new way of computing ; Mac Virtual Display ; Apple Immersive Videos are wild ; Works seamlessly with other Apple devices

Expensive ; Comfort issues because of weight ; Motion sickness can be an issue ; Eye & hand tracking wonky at times ; No ports

The TL;DR version: The hardware is bleeding-edge tech and at times feels like magic. However, it’s not perfect and the price of admission is very dear. Nevertheless, it’s an exciting glimpse into the future of computing. You can order the Vision Pro on...

Futuristic. Eye-tracking and gesture controls are impressive. The micro-OLED displays are exquisite and immersive. I love having multiple virtual screens around me.

Heavy. Expensive. Isolating. Buggy.

Amazing micro-OLED display ; A mostly fluid hand-eye control interface ; Blends the real and virtual worlds impressively ; iOS support folds in tons of familiar apps for work ; Playing back personal 3D memories feels transporting

Extremely expensive ; Hand-eye interface isn't always perfect ; Not many VisionOS optimized apps yet ; External battery and cord required for use ; Doesn't work over glasses

Shows you the future of computing ; Impressive performance ; State-of-the-art image quality ; Full-featured operating system ; Qulity build

Short battery life ; Front-heavy and uncomfortable for longer sessions ; Fabrics require maintenance

Spatial video and spatial photos are must-see features ; Interactive digital experiences open new possibilities ; High fidelity video competes with the best quality TVs ; Immersive environments feel like being on a holodeck

Eye tracking needs to regularly be re-calibrated ; Uncomfortable to wear for extended use ; Immersive apps are still early and limited ; Not good for exercise or other active uses