It's the onion squirting little irritant droplets all over, the pain/crying is from those that land on your eyes which are more sensitive than the rest of the skin and the process cleans them of debris and irrritants ;)
Joanna’s humor and insight is always a standout against other reviewers. Other people review the cut and dry of it, but wearing it while cooking or for 12+ hours? She’s crazy and I love her for it.
wait till you see the hardcore VRChat community... we wear our headset, controllers & trackers for sometimes 12+ hours on the regular. including sleep.
a lot of people are complaining about video quality, because let's be honest, camera's just aren't the future for AR. But for VR, the latency, resolution and refresh-rate are almost perfect. People do get dizzy and uncomfortable because of the weight of the headset tho. It's capabilities are also pretty much limited to entertainment, work or stuff like cooking, which is cool, but nobody would spend much money on that, other than rich people. I'd love to see more attempts at maximizing comfort and clarity, over fancy features. The bigscreen beyond for example is such an incredible headset and would actually be wearable for long periods of time without any strain, and that's coming from a small company. Yes it's vr only, and requires a pc. But nailing the basics is how people stay interested and makes it more useable now, rather than just in the future.
these are also paid advertisements. The real consumer hasn't tried it yet. These "reviews" are boring because they just regurgitate the same thing the last person said and what the companies want them to say. These reviewers also want apple to keep sending them products to "review".
Among the plethora of independent Tech TH-camrs, Joanna is making solid strides with her tech-reviews while being part of a major publication. Shes winning me over to watch her reviews over many other “brochure reading reviewers”. Huge kudos to her and her team for actually skiing or chopping veggies while wearing these.
because you are independent, you tend to be more safe as to not loose access to your apple card to get invite to events and other stuff. when you are reviewer for major media publication house you can be unbaised and not care about being on apple good sides, which which most early reviews from youtubers are very safe and not critical of the product@@galvanprime
Yeah but even then I'd eventually just stop using it and use cheaper and more practical methods to do the same thing without having to have any sort of contraption on my head.
This was a really well done tech review. WSJ, you gotta keep Joanna for every tech video you do, she does a way better job than what the tech reviews at other publications or even TH-cam provide. THIS is the kind of pragmatic review I'm looking for: experience based-not just reading off facts from the box.
I have a pair. I absolutely love them. I don’t even use my laptop anymore. Worth in my opinion for my needs and uses every cent. I truly believe this is a glimpse of where computing is going to go once you start using it with AI, AR it is mind blowing.
Curious do you need glasses? I heard some people say after using regular VR sets they got headaches etc and felt dizzy how did you feel? Is set comfortable or too heavy
Wow, she did a really good job with this video! I have a Quest3 and love the VR experience. But this review made me laugh more than once. Joanna did such an amazing delivery with each pun!
Причем это единственная полезная функция была за весь ролик 😅 типо этот шлем не нужен вообще никому, он по функциональности не отличается от квест 3 за 500ка
This review is truly outstanding. While the first generation of these headsets has its share of imperfections, I am genuinely enthusiastic about the potential advancements and improvements in the upcoming generations.
You do understand that vr is not a new thing. For example meta quest seems to me way more functional and advanced. No need for power bank as battery, you can use any power bank as extra battery. More apps, more games, better XR ... I mean vision pro looks appleish', i mean that apple design with silver tones, looks expensive but behind other vr headset several generations
@@alexcarter8082 dunno man, quest 3 has pretty good xr, i mean if you want to cook food in xr, i see how vision pro might suit you, but even then, meta needs one software update and it has that feature...
This is the first review I’ve seen from her and already she’s my favorite. Great delivery. And incredibly insightful. The “I did ______ for 24 hours” is an old TH-cam trope by now but it’s a brilliant baseline for such a new device in such anew market. Forced her to find ways to do daily tasks and see the potential and downfalls of it when integrating into daily living. I can’t imagine anyone else doing that. Most reviewers are focusing on its productivity aspect.
Quest 3 can do basically everything in this video as well as having full blown vr and mr games. You can buy 7 quest 3s for a whole group of people for the same price as this…
The experience is night and day. Just look at the display resolution, 23M vs 8M. Apple knows how to make a great product and they’re always not the first, but they’re the best.
@@TerandiumBecause it was NOT a review. The title of that video is "unboxing". He always does brief unboxings for new products and reviews them later. Usually that is because companies have contracts with TH-camrs and let them show the software only on a specific date.
@@isaacdruin you know it can do more right, watch movies in bed? Pin a TV to your bathroom wall, and it's only going to get more features. In my opinion.
@@bn5055😂 My thoughts exactly! It's cool no doubt but you definitely should be getting it for something else way more important to spend that much cash.
The reason it's not recommended to use the Apple Vision while cooking, is not because of your safety, but because condensation from cooking is likely to he ventilated through the system. Over time this water ingress will probably cause damage.
It is! I wanted to do a mix of POV video and seeing the headset, and this is what we came up with. In a few years we’ll be able to shoot amazing POV video with headsets like this. Mark my words!
according to Ming-Chi Kuo, the Vision Pro 2 will have the fastest ever chip in a Vision Pro, and the camera will be the best camera ever in a Vision Pro allowing you to chop onions with 100% more efficiency
@@romulus_ Unless they make a $500-700 Apple Vision they should be fine. Plus the OS is more Dev friendly. People forget the meta quest pro existed before.
@@Andre_Jordan I think meta will stay on the lower to middle part of the market for now but wouldn't put it past them to do a flagship device that's still cheaper than the apple offerings in a year or two if the market conditions and adoption of the ecosystem are in the right place.
@@dtz1000so the quest can give you 3 laggy browser window, while the Apple Vision Pro can give you way more without any performance problem. With the quest 3, you can read text from you phone when the light conditions are really great, you can read really small things with the Vision Pro. You can use most of the iPhone and iPad apps on the Vision Pro, when you can barely run a few android apps on the quest 3. And the quest 3 is the 4th quest device. How can a 4th generation device have way worst software experience then a first gen device, with a lot of its features currently on beta.
Idk for 3,500 I don’t see the future there. I mean think about it. How long do you think you can have this thing on your face before you start to get a headache or wanna take it off?
It's like when iphone came out in 2008 when Nokia was laughing the head off... Back in 2007：Nokia CEO said about iPhone "It is quite an interesting product but it is lacking a few essential features, such as 3G, which would enable fast data connections," We might look at 5-10 years later where this goggle could be as small as a rayban.
I thought people were dumb for buying $3000 MacBook pros with core 2 quads 10 years ago but hey they did it all the time. There's a new sucker born everyday and apple knows this.
Okay, I absolutely loved that you kept it on for that long. Made this review so unique. The recipe and timers was cool. Still can't believe you skied with them on. Insightful review.
Yeah. I would bet that hob had timers too. Timers exist forever. So buy 3.5K set so you can see virtual timer next to hob with timer is as dumb as it sounds.
@@socalrefrigeration548 i probably must to try how that productivity in xr works, but i just dont see it now, so you work with your laptop, you have few screens floating around you faking real world monitors... How this productivity actually works?
the best part: cooking computer... multiple timers for boil and saute... i love it...!!! and a ski goggle?? wow... never even thought about it... nice video!!
Just don't let moisture get up into the headset. The fans on the bottom of the lens intake air and exhaust through the top. Sucking in steam will definitely lead to hardware malfunction and possibly fry it.
I have never actually watched one of your videos. But this is one of the best tech reviews I have seen in terms of humour but also fair and genuine. Will definitely subscribe for more!!
for a first gen device this is fantastic. its not as polished as apple wants it to be, but its good enough to ship it. im pretty sure in just 2-3 years this will be more than great. cant wait.
its a first gen so it isn't the best naturally, but if they stick with this concept I'm really looking forward to how this'll be improved in the next couple of years
You know! At first when the first cell phone was there it was very big, heavy and of course if you think about it there were many drawbacks, but over time it got better. Likewise with Apple Vision Pro, I think in the next 10 years this will become a part of our daily lives and of course with a simpler form but many functions.
The difference is that the first cell phone didn't really have any alternatives. Calling people from your own phone regardless of where you were was just something that could not be done before that. Meanwhile most any task that could be done on Vision Pro can also be done on a computer, cell phone, or TV. Which tasks are best done on Vision Pro? So far, mainly movies / video it seems, but only if you're solo.
Great review. Feel like I actually got an impression of what it would feel like to use it instead of someone yelling random tech stats and marketing terms around
The first iPhone was frankly a better product. As Steve said on the Keynote it was an iPod, a Phone and a Internet communications device. This is yet another AR / VR thing.
@@floppa9415 Yeah I guess the difference with the iPhone and this is that phones seemed to be really widely used before the iPhone came out; AR/VR still doesn't seem like that regular of a thing yet/that widely adopted
@@freyncis3161AR glasses are the goal, smartphones are hitting their limits. The only way a phone gets better is when it's connected to light weight AR glasses that produce resizable displays and stereoscopic 3D apps. This device is more like a wearable MacBook, so it wouldn't be as appealing to the every day user, where glasses will be.
@@ifshy yes they did every innovation in tech has people saying this same thing people use to call smartphones fancy calculators and novelty’s but now most people use one this headset isn’t meant to change the world it’s meant to be an introduction for apple into the vr space yeah no one is gonna be wearing this headset in there day to day life but it’s allowing development of apps and such for greater products in the future I mean look at the first iPod compared to phones now these headsets are just going to get smaller and more powerful as time goes on with invocations in micro screens and lenses
@britishfireworks using VR for gaming and entertainment sure is good. But for work? Lol there's literally nothing you can do on that thing that you can't do on a computer much more conveniently
Joanna Stern is awesome and I love her videos. This is by far the best review I’ve seen without the philosophical rhetoric some other prognosticators seems to think we need to be lectured on. I feel she speaks to me and not at me.
So, you're telling me that I can ski on a dangerous mountain and watch my favourite movie at the same time??? AWESOME!
Unless they implement the feature where if you're moving too fast it turns off stuff (ala how carplay won't let you use apps thru siri)
Technically yes. I wouldn’t advise it.
And do work at the same time and time your pasta to get the perfect Al dente when you get back to the cabin
It won’t save you from falling that is the beauty of this product.
I could see someone's love one getting addicted to this already, thank goodness it's too expensive to mass produce it to the general population 😅
It will be interesting to come back to this video in 10 years and see how far things have come.
As if apple invented VR 🤨
@@SuperKREPSINIS Mostly AR
@@andresbarriga5305 not even ar
@@SuperKREPSINISperfect AR…other headsets suck
@@SuperKREPSINIS remember when meta tried to get people to go to work in VR? well.... apple is gonna invent that first too.
The floating timers over the pots were really cool.
That was actually my cousins idea. He’s been an apple dev for 7 years
People have cooked food without this for thousands of years dude. Don’t fall for that and save your money and time!
@@SimbolicProductionsawesome!
@@Awesomenes37It's cool.
@@Awesomenes37 why not a voice command in the apple watch? or in the phone? or in the analogic watch? or just looking the food youre cooking. lol
We need more quirky journalism like this!
Showing the most well known company in the worlds new tech accessory and doing the exact things it is designed for is quirky exactly how?
no one is gonna know its not ski goggles lol
@@AvioInsane🙄
@@AvioInsaneWhy are you so triggered
triggered@@AvioInsane
Not crying while cutting onions could be worth the price
A pair of ski goggles are about $3400 cheaper.
@@mrloungepantsyes but what else would you use them for besides skiing ⛷️
And a pair of swimming goggles is about $3,490 cheaper 😂
I can get a maid for that price
It's the onion squirting little irritant droplets all over, the pain/crying is from those that land on your eyes which are more sensitive than the rest of the skin and the process cleans them of debris and irrritants ;)
"A solution in search of a problem" perfectly describes this contraption.
It does and will solve a lot of problems
Every technology is, to some extent, a solution in search of a problem
@@nicologiani3426not really lol
@@hurrah1eqe892 Not really; especially not enough to justify dropping $3000 more than competing headsets for it.
@@elphive42 The hardware in it and the purpose it was made (replacing your PC instead being another VR headset for gaming) justifies the 3000 $ more
Joanna’s humor and insight is always a standout against other reviewers.
Other people review the cut and dry of it, but wearing it while cooking or for 12+ hours? She’s crazy and I love her for it.
dont know how did they got hand on on this thing
wait till you see the hardcore VRChat community... we wear our headset, controllers & trackers for sometimes 12+ hours on the regular. including sleep.
@@tsengchingchih3872it comes out feb 2 but orders were already available. I’m sure journalists get early shipping
@@vaporduckbro saying this like it’s a flex
@@vaporduckThat's weird
This is giving me the vibes of early 2010s when new tech was arriving and people used to curiously test it 😂
Just like the early 80's, 90's and the early 00's - new tech has always been arriving in the consumer market.
Your comment is giving me vibes of bot commenting.
NPC ah comment
@@slaphead90 early 2010s was MY first tech era, hence.
Did she put a sausage on it?
The fact that joanna is funny and has a calm but entertaining actual personality is the main reason i stayed for the whole vid
yes omg I love her ❤
Yeah, she did it great 👍🏻
Great Comment
yep same here, i love her!! she's better than MKBHD imo haha
@@pakkunhatake She’s funny and insightful but "better"… they both keep-it-real and don’t fan-out like some Apple groupies.
The timers over the stove was my favorite part. No joke.
That is just the beginning. A lot of incoming new Apps actually utilise spatial room like this, mixing AR into reality.
App that distorts reality, literally, like a Dinosaur in your room or snowflakes in summer, are way too many. Luckily it’s only for fun.
But they say you shouldn’t cook with it on so what even is the point
Vision Pro: The best spatial cooking computer
That was the only thing that seemed unique ...
The fact that no one is complaining about lag, resolution, dizzyness etc. is amazing.
a lot of people are complaining about video quality, because let's be honest, camera's just aren't the future for AR. But for VR, the latency, resolution and refresh-rate are almost perfect. People do get dizzy and uncomfortable because of the weight of the headset tho. It's capabilities are also pretty much limited to entertainment, work or stuff like cooking, which is cool, but nobody would spend much money on that, other than rich people.
I'd love to see more attempts at maximizing comfort and clarity, over fancy features. The bigscreen beyond for example is such an incredible headset and would actually be wearable for long periods of time without any strain, and that's coming from a small company. Yes it's vr only, and requires a pc. But nailing the basics is how people stay interested and makes it more useable now, rather than just in the future.
The cameras are awful and make this near worthless for ar
these are also paid advertisements. The real consumer hasn't tried it yet. These "reviews" are boring because they just regurgitate the same thing the last person said and what the companies want them to say.
These reviewers also want apple to keep sending them products to "review".
Yeah it's true. The windows stay locked in so it doesn't cause dizzines
@@anonymous134y I’m pretty sure the customers are gonna get the same experience as the reviewers
I love putting my phone away and enjoying natural life without phone while cooking and on family ski trips.
Natural life lol you going blind
Among the plethora of independent Tech TH-camrs, Joanna is making solid strides with her tech-reviews while being part of a major publication. Shes winning me over to watch her reviews over many other “brochure reading reviewers”. Huge kudos to her and her team for actually skiing or chopping veggies while wearing these.
I mean, what’s wrong with independent tech youtubers?
because you are independent, you tend to be more safe as to not loose access to your apple card to get invite to events and other stuff. when you are reviewer for major media publication house you can be unbaised and not care about being on apple good sides, which which most early reviews from youtubers are very safe and not critical of the product@@galvanprime
@@galvanprimethey aren't independent
@@masonthedivine So mkbhd isn’t independent?
Where sausage?
Okay the cooking aspect was really cool
Yeah but even then I'd eventually just stop using it and use cheaper and more practical methods to do the same thing without having to have any sort of contraption on my head.
You can do the same thing cheaper and more affordable.
Most stoves have a timer built in.
You’re not supposed to. The steam will eventually warp the outer shell of the headset
You can also do this with quest 3, there’s videos of people doing it on TH-cam
The timers feature on my stove is far superior even though the stove itself twice as cheap as the vision pro.
This was a really well done tech review. WSJ, you gotta keep Joanna for every tech video you do, she does a way better job than what the tech reviews at other publications or even TH-cam provide. THIS is the kind of pragmatic review I'm looking for: experience based-not just reading off facts from the box.
Absolutely agree!
A journalist with nothing to lose will always yield a good review. thanks Joanna.
Why does she have nothing to lose?
@@3DJapan Not a youtuber aka apple fanboy/girl who don't want to lose their apple events invitation.
@@3DJapanwatch iJustine and you’ll understand.
@@tenslider6722if she makes a bad review they won't send her their next product. are you using your brain
@@kirbysaurus5670 thats not true they probably just wont sponser her, but they will still send products for review
I like how you can drag the cooking timer to a specific place to make it personalized. That's an amazing feature.
Paying almost $4000 just for virtual timer when cooking 😂😂😂
@@BadWolf507i know right 😂
The quest 3 cost 500$ and do exactly the same
@@vianaalimentar1663yeah it’s great when you don’t care about quality, resolution or a decent UI
why does it have to be about money always mannn?? You and me obv aint gonna buy it and that is actually supercool@@BadWolf507
I have a pair. I absolutely love them. I don’t even use my laptop anymore. Worth in my opinion for my needs and uses every cent. I truly believe this is a glimpse of where computing is going to go once you start using it with AI, AR it is mind blowing.
Curious do you need glasses? I heard some people say after using regular VR sets they got headaches etc and felt dizzy how did you feel?
Is set comfortable or too heavy
The Persona feature is terrifying.
fr
Black Mirror
Uncanny Valley.
How?
I guess this will improve, but what I'm afraid of is what if someone uses your persona and uses AI to mimic your voice, that's kind of scary
i like the humour of tech things the way she explain. well done
The "And you can have this for the low low price of.." Cracked me up 🤣
Me too.😂😂😂
Just 96 low monthly payments of $39.99 😂
Just under 4 grand is cheap what are you on? I spend that much on 2 polo shirts or even on a coat. I ordered 4 sadly it’s on back order.
6:28 her dogs name is Browser. What a true tech journalist
😂😂🤣🤣
A techie for pay. She probably prefer to talk about dogs but the pay is garbage 🗑️
@@southwestkinema9149 Assumptions
I have Apple everything and I just went to the Apple Store yesterday and got fitted for the Vision Pro. I FREAKING LOVED IT!!!
This is the best, non-pretentious first impression of the Vision I’ve seen by far. So creative, well done!
When she placed the virtual timers over the different cooking pots I actually laughed out loud. This is amazing.
Okay google, set a timer for 8 minutes for the pasta.
@@djplonghead5403 Not the same
People will spend 4000$ to do this instead of using their brain 😂😂
@@V1NSKER right. let's stand here and count the whole time while we have other things to do
@@djplonghead5403it’s not as cool man. Apple just has a way of making it so much cooler and more satisfying
The intro made me smile. So I'm not the only one who thought the Vision Pro looked like ski / snowboard goggles :P
Joanna has always been my favorite tech reviewer. Her humor makes the review way better.
The time she dropped an airpod in her food, and just the subtle "Are you serious?", had me dying! Joanna and MKBHD are my two favorite.
Does the USB-C port on the battery function for data transfer and an HDMI output? or is it simply for power/charging?
@wynnsanity when are you coming live
No data transfer it’s just power
U noob
you thinking of playing pubg on the vision pro 👀
@@A08J that would be wild
Wow, she did a really good job with this video! I have a Quest3 and love the VR experience. But this review made me laugh more than once. Joanna did such an amazing delivery with each pun!
I can’t believe Apple released a 1st generation product that lets you set two timers at once. Amazing technology.
One they're quadrillionaires maybe they'll have the funding to set a third.
Innovation!
Причем это единственная полезная функция была за весь ролик 😅 типо этот шлем не нужен вообще никому, он по функциональности не отличается от квест 3 за 500ка
My induction hob let me set 4 timers. and can even turn off the hob once cooking is done. And its faster and dont need 700g heavy brick on my head.
@@Cap_management you can play games and watch movies on your hob, and it has spatial sound??? Amazing!
“They did you so dirrrrrty Jo!!!” I swear I said the same exact thing 😂
i have a major crush on this interviewer now 🤣
Joanna is the best in the biz. Great review for everyday people.
This review is truly outstanding. While the first generation of these headsets has its share of imperfections, I am genuinely enthusiastic about the potential advancements and improvements in the upcoming generations.
Indeed!
You do understand that vr is not a new thing. For example meta quest seems to me way more functional and advanced. No need for power bank as battery, you can use any power bank as extra battery. More apps, more games, better XR ... I mean vision pro looks appleish', i mean that apple design with silver tones, looks expensive but behind other vr headset several generations
@@SuperKREPSINISbut this level of XR is. If any other headset got close to this id but it.
@@alexcarter8082 dunno man, quest 3 has pretty good xr, i mean if you want to cook food in xr, i see how vision pro might suit you, but even then, meta needs one software update and it has that feature...
@@SuperKREPSINISMeta more advanced? 😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😂🤣🤣🤣😂😂 Please…
AWESOME!!!
(Pomni say: How do I... take this... HEADSET OFF?)
This is the first review I’ve seen from her and already she’s my favorite. Great delivery. And incredibly insightful.
The “I did ______ for 24 hours” is an old TH-cam trope by now but it’s a brilliant baseline for such a new device in such anew market. Forced her to find ways to do daily tasks and see the potential and downfalls of it when integrating into daily living.
I can’t imagine anyone else doing that. Most reviewers are focusing on its productivity aspect.
Agree. Especially since comfort is such a problem for XR devices. It is interesting that she didn't seem to complain about the comfort
As someone who got a Quest 3 for Christmas, I'm pleased to know that I'm not really missing out that much features vs the Vision Pro
Quest 3 can do basically everything in this video as well as having full blown vr and mr games. You can buy 7 quest 3s for a whole group of people for the same price as this…
Those mini widgets are amazing though in Vision.. don’t have them in meta quest 3.. would love to have that feature someday
Yup. Gaming is where VR is really at.
@@suryanarayan1997 the hardware is there, they just need to create apps for it and I’m sure developers to take inspiration from this
The experience is night and day. Just look at the display resolution, 23M vs 8M. Apple knows how to make a great product and they’re always not the first, but they’re the best.
Hows does the neck feel after wearing for periods of time?
I guess broken 😂and need therapy
Hands down the best review of any device that will ever exist, sorry Marques.
His review was just an unboxing, utter useless. Entertaining to watch but it didn’t say anything about the device, this review said 1000 times more
except he didn’t review it yet, lol.
@@TerandiumBecause it was NOT a review. The title of that video is "unboxing". He always does brief unboxings for new products and reviews them later. Usually that is because companies have contracts with TH-camrs and let them show the software only on a specific date.
@gRapeApe22 bot?? noone talked about price or quest 3 in this comment XD
@@BltchErica ah yeah that makes sense then, I saw the title but unboxing and review are somewhat interchangeable nowadays
the cooking timer thing was actually amazing lol
I mean, his name is Tim Cook.
$3,500 egg timer!
Quest 3 does it for $500
@@cloudboysmusic5223ski goggles do it for 30
@@isaacdruin you know it can do more right, watch movies in bed? Pin a TV to your bathroom wall, and it's only going to get more features. In my opinion.
Why you use the Vocal Fry ???
Can you fill me in on what's going on?
I like that the thing that she got the most excited about was that she could chop onions without crying. Nicely engineered Apple!
Vision Pro: $3500 Regular ski goggles:$60 Chopping onions under cold water: $0 🤔
that cooking timber thing is AMAZING😭😭
$3500 AR headset vs. 4 or 5 $10 digital kitchen timers 🤔😄
@@bn5055😂 My thoughts exactly! It's cool no doubt but you definitely should be getting it for something else way more important to spend that much cash.
@@bn5055 Can the 4 or 5 10$ digital kitchen timers display 2K video?
cry more but i love that feature. @@bn5055
@@bn5055or by quickly talking to Siri and setting up timers or named reminders, as many as you want for free 😂
The reason it's not recommended to use the Apple Vision while cooking, is not because of your safety, but because condensation from cooking is likely to he ventilated through the system. Over time this water ingress will probably cause damage.
So what’s point of cooking timers
I knew it. I absolutely knew Joanna were gonna take the headset skiing 😂 Love her
She should have gone scuba diving though.
Ugh, I’ve become too predictable.
This is the spiritual successor to those old 24 hours with Apple Watch videos you used to make 😭
It is! I wanted to do a mix of POV video and seeing the headset, and this is what we came up with. In a few years we’ll be able to shoot amazing POV video with headsets like this. Mark my words!
@@JoannaStern you can already shoot 'amazing' pov videos with go pro and headband lel 😐
How are eyes going to fare after prolonged use? I had a hard time with VR before 🤷🏼♂️
@@evermoreart what are you even saying? How is ur comment related to vision pro 🤔🤷🏼♂️
Well covered!! Better than the tech channels
true
Verge review was actually really good.
Tech channels complain and be sell outs
MKBHD is doing a series about it
I can just see this sitting in the living room collecting dust.
Is it compatible with texting documents in Office without monitor attached
according to Ming-Chi Kuo, the Vision Pro 2 will have the fastest ever chip in a Vision Pro, and the camera will be the best camera ever in a Vision Pro allowing you to chop onions with 100% more efficiency
To me, this just underscores what a good deal the Quest 3 is.
Yes, especially when you find out this has a lower FOV than the Quest 3.
meta should be feeling pretty good about their positioning for now.
@@romulus_ Unless they make a $500-700 Apple Vision they should be fine. Plus the OS is more Dev friendly. People forget the meta quest pro existed before.
@@Andre_Jordan I think meta will stay on the lower to middle part of the market for now but wouldn't put it past them to do a flagship device that's still cheaper than the apple offerings in a year or two if the market conditions and adoption of the ecosystem are in the right place.
Check back in in 7-10 years. Got it
3:21 not marques im dying 😭😭
He also uploaded reviewing it
Just unboxing, her Video was amazing. But he hits 1 Million views in two hours😮 @@Gaius_Julius_Caesar_Augustus
Was that him tho or some look alike?
@@WheeledHamster Maybe Apple lets you pick him as an avatar 🙂
@@WheeledHamsterIt was a look alike who just happened to get one early and has the same name and affiliations to large media outlets.
Very cool review. It looks like a great product - just not $3000 better than the Quest 3. At least not for my purposes.
Definitely not $3000 better, especially when you find out it has lower FOV than the Quest 3.
I have the quest 3 and it’s great. I know VR tech is not even close to mastered yet so no reason to overspend on apple’s first attempt
@@dtz1000so the quest can give you 3 laggy browser window, while the Apple Vision Pro can give you way more without any performance problem. With the quest 3, you can read text from you phone when the light conditions are really great, you can read really small things with the Vision Pro. You can use most of the iPhone and iPad apps on the Vision Pro, when you can barely run a few android apps on the quest 3. And the quest 3 is the 4th quest device. How can a 4th generation device have way worst software experience then a first gen device, with a lot of its features currently on beta.
Great video👏🏼 it was so fun to watch
Idk for 3,500 I don’t see the future there. I mean think about it. How long do you think you can have this thing on your face before you start to get a headache or wanna take it off?
It's like when iphone came out in 2008 when Nokia was laughing the head off... Back in 2007：Nokia CEO said about iPhone "It is quite an interesting product but it is lacking a few essential features, such as 3G, which would enable fast data connections," We might look at 5-10 years later where this goggle could be as small as a rayban.
I thought people were dumb for buying $3000 MacBook pros with core 2 quads 10 years ago but hey they did it all the time.
There's a new sucker born everyday and apple knows this.
I can’t imagine wearing this in the summer time
Okay, I absolutely loved that you kept it on for that long. Made this review so unique. The recipe and timers was cool. Still can't believe you skied with them on. Insightful review.
Except this existed since forever
Yeah. I would bet that hob had timers too. Timers exist forever. So buy 3.5K set so you can see virtual timer next to hob with timer is as dumb as it sounds.
@@Cap_management guess it's a good thing it does a lot more than that.
$$ its called paid advertising.
Super entertaining and informative video! Thanks!
I love how mysterious the Vision Pro is despite us having VR for the past 10 years lol😂
You know how they always overhype something that's been out forever.
@@picxlproductions i must to agree, vision pro is overhyped. I will stick with my meta quest 2
We may have had VR for the last 10 years but apple invented it just now! So that's what counts. (Edited: grammar)
This is more functional VR to add productivity. Meta is essentially just an entertainment consol.
@@socalrefrigeration548 i probably must to try how that productivity in xr works, but i just dont see it now, so you work with your laptop, you have few screens floating around you faking real world monitors... How this productivity actually works?
the best part: cooking computer... multiple timers for boil and saute... i love it...!!! and a ski goggle?? wow... never even thought about it... nice video!!
Just don't let moisture get up into the headset. The fans on the bottom of the lens intake air and exhaust through the top. Sucking in steam will definitely lead to hardware malfunction and possibly fry it.
We have to wait. Looks like my very first HTC Vive. I will NOT be a Tester any longer. 😴 good dreams.
kudos to apple for making bold tech if will click or not, honestly i hope this will be tech of the future
that's literally just a pimped out quest 3
the only bold thing about this is the price tag
@@alexmikhylovalso a bold thing is power bank for a battery... What apple think? Its looks like 2011 again
I have never actually watched one of your videos. But this is one of the best tech reviews I have seen in terms of humour but also fair and genuine. Will definitely subscribe for more!!
she got real humor 😅 luv it ❤
Thanks Joanna for the fun review =) High quality as always! Still wondering its practical uses lol
Video games and movies give us a clue as to what AR might be on a daily basis.
@@brodriguez11000You mean Ready Player One? Yeah, good luck with that.
I've watched every review or early content so far and this is by far the best, most balanced and tons of humour I wasn't' expecting
Would you give up your iPad for Vision Pro?
for a first gen device this is fantastic. its not as polished as apple wants it to be, but its good enough to ship it. im pretty sure in just 2-3 years this will be more than great. cant wait.
“Good enough “ for 3500$ ?!? Sorry Apple that’s not going to cut it..😢
@@sheedsmallss9721 would never consider buying it right now myself, but that doesn’t mean it shouldn’t exist for those who would
This is the best review I've seen yet.
Joanna, you’re just my favorite!
The best ski goggles ever
OK this was a different kind of review and i like it. Its a fun honest review!
2014 VR looks like potato. 2024 Real life looks like potato. 2034 I am potato.
My favorite no nonsense review of the Vision Pro I’ve seen yet.
It will probably be a couple of years before these become practical to justify the expense.
its a first gen so it isn't the best naturally, but if they stick with this concept I'm really looking forward to how this'll be improved in the next couple of years
this honestly just feels like an actual AR headset. Not necessarily VR or anything, just AR.
The passthrough can be turned off to go into full VR I believe
@mr.grumps3544 yeah, but it doesn't really have any reason to use full VR other than just a space. It's really AR with VR as an afterthought.
The dog's reaction at the end 😂
Someone skiing while wearing 3'500$ AR glasses has to be the most "rich-kid" thing I've ever seen.
Agreed, Skiing is fun tho!
4:38 that’s really good feature 😂
This was such a fun and comedic take. Loved it!
Is it possibble to use pro vision like simple computer for text documents without connecting to monitor
Favorite early review, much more tangible than any tech TH-camr vid. And really entertaining. Thank you.
Reminds me of when I wash my dishes whilst using my Quest 3 welcome apple users to the things we have been experiencing in the Quest 3 for months now
So how’s the quality watching Disney plus movies? Is it as good as watching it on the smartphone? Is it 4k resolution in the Vision Pro?
Dunno don't watch them
beginning of the end
You know! At first when the first cell phone was there it was very big, heavy and of course if you think about it there were many drawbacks, but over time it got better. Likewise with Apple Vision Pro, I think in the next 10 years this will become a part of our daily lives and of course with a simpler form but many functions.
The difference is that the first cell phone didn't really have any alternatives. Calling people from your own phone regardless of where you were was just something that could not be done before that. Meanwhile most any task that could be done on Vision Pro can also be done on a computer, cell phone, or TV. Which tasks are best done on Vision Pro? So far, mainly movies / video it seems, but only if you're solo.
@@holmesfutrellread his comment again
This was a really well done tech review. Thank you! :)
2:05 " the real game changer for getting work done, add in a mac" 🤣
Great review. Feel like I actually got an impression of what it would feel like to use it instead of someone yelling random tech stats and marketing terms around
"But is that worth $3500? That's for you and your bank account to figure out." I don't care if my bank account is in debt I will find a way to buy it
The persona feature was spot on for you actually. It looked exactly like you
Lol that's evil!
Are you serious?
People expectations just got higher... When the first iPhone came out, everyone was more excited about it
The first iPhone was frankly a better product. As Steve said on the Keynote it was an iPod, a Phone and a Internet communications device. This is yet another AR / VR thing.
@@floppa9415 Yeah I guess the difference with the iPhone and this is that phones seemed to be really widely used before the iPhone came out; AR/VR still doesn't seem like that regular of a thing yet/that widely adopted
@@freyncis3161AR glasses are the goal, smartphones are hitting their limits. The only way a phone gets better is when it's connected to light weight AR glasses that produce resizable displays and stereoscopic 3D apps. This device is more like a wearable MacBook, so it wouldn't be as appealing to the every day user, where glasses will be.
Maybe because vr exist for many years now and what apple did is nothing groundbreaking or anything... Actually in some areas behind competitors
If this technology could be packed into glasses it would be way more appealing prob.
YOUR PERSONA LOOK SO MUCH LIKE Mona Lisa! LOVE THE REVIEW
8:23 Best part. How the dog looks back 🥹
the dog was probably thinking “whats the hecks wrong with this lady today”
This is the best content I have seen on WSJ over the last decade
This is going to be something that in 30 years, everyone's going to look back on and thinks it is utterly ridiculous.
They said the same about smartphones
It is ridiculous now
@@britishfireworksno they didn't
@@ifshy yes they did every innovation in tech has people saying this same thing people use to call smartphones fancy calculators and novelty’s but now most people use one this headset isn’t meant to change the world it’s meant to be an introduction for apple into the vr space yeah no one is gonna be wearing this headset in there day to day life but it’s allowing development of apps and such for greater products in the future I mean look at the first iPod compared to phones now these headsets are just going to get smaller and more powerful as time goes on with invocations in micro screens and lenses
@britishfireworks using VR for gaming and entertainment sure is good. But for work? Lol there's literally nothing you can do on that thing that you can't do on a computer much more conveniently
Joanna Stern is awesome and I love her videos. This is by far the best review I’ve seen without the philosophical rhetoric some other prognosticators seems to think we need to be lectured on. I feel she speaks to me and not at me.
Thank you for putting yourself out there and reviewing this for us. Honestly I thought your persona looked just fine.