The Vergecast Apple’s Vision Pro: five months later
Jul 2, 2024
Victoria Song, a consumer tech writer, Wes Davis, an expert in virtual and augmented reality, and Adam Lissigore, founder of Sandwich Vision, dive into the Apple Vision Pro five months post-launch. They discuss its initial hype versus current realities, evaluating strengths and weaknesses. Funny anecdotes emerge about using the headset for work, while they explore eye comfort and social implications. The group also highlights upcoming features in visionOS 2 and the importance of compelling apps for better user engagement.
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Bora Bora in the Basement
- David Pierce enjoys using the Vision Pro's immersive environments at 60% intensity.
- This setup allows him to see his Mac monitor and virtual beach scene while maintaining awareness of his real surroundings.
From Virtual Boy to Vision Pro
- Wes Davis bought the Vision Pro, having limited VR experience since the Virtual Boy.
- He was drawn to its ambition and advanced technology, especially the high-resolution screen.
Vision Pro Cooking Fail
- Wes Davis tried using the Vision Pro for cooking, inspired by Joanna Stern's review, but found it impractical.
- He now primarily uses it a few times a week for focused work sessions and watching content.