The Sad TRUTH about the Apple Vision Pro | 2 Weeks Later...

This is our honest review on the Apple Vision Pro after having it for 2 weeks.
In this video, we talk about:
- Power Off and Sleep Functions
- Lack of Apps
- Sharability
- Failure to Track in Moving Vehicles
- External Battery Issues
- Fingerprint Magnet Glass
- Price & Alternative (Meta Quest 3)
- Is the Apple Vision Pro Worth $3,500?!
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We are not sponsored or affiliated with any of the headsets mentioned in this video, these are our raw opinions.

[@MrJoshuaAwesome]

Great review! Well said.

[@ValtierraBros]

Appreciate it, means a lot!

[@carlosb8130]

According to Kuo, who has been one of the key figures in Apple supply chain analysis, US shipments of Vision Pro are projected to account for 200,000-250,000 units this year, which is better than Apple’s alleged estimate of 150,000-200,000 units in the US. Kuo maintains that over the past month “several small-capacity suppliers have expanded production from 500,000-600,000 units to 700,000-800,000 units this year,” pointing to the headset’s unexpectedly high popularity among prosumers and developers.

[@travwill]

I was on the fence but actually am finding it great for work/productivity when working in a remote office or traveling/hotel, and then entertainment is awesome for watching TV/movies. Seems like you bought it without a need/use cases good for it.

[@ValtierraBros]

Fair point, it is good for entertainment and some productivity. If you can get past the heavy weight of it and the $3,500 price tag.

[@Kazoo_Lover]

Kazoo

[@ValtierraBros]

Nice Kazoo

[@ray3maxwell]

Many people might suggest that you suffer from "NO VISION".

[@ValtierraBros]

Haha true!😂

[@MrJoshuaAwesome]

HAHA! But they are wise.