Took me a little longer to put this together than I expected, but as always, I hope it was worth the wait - I need to sleep now been up for 24 hours lol - love you guys Also thank you for 15 Million! ♥ Btw I JUST finished testing out how good Apple's customer service actually IS - this will surprise you: th-cam.com/video/Z7iBFklVU_I/w-d-xo.html
I was literally dying when they showed a father recording their kid's birthday in the presentation. Imagine being a kid blowing out candles and your father is wearing digital ski goggles ffs apple 💀😭
Yeah but its equally awkward although much common for people having huge devices in front of face recording the birthday! We are already a society of idiots, no harm in going all the way😂
If you thought that phone addiction was bad, imagine how addictive this will be. Edit: After they change the form factor to be more lightweight and portable.
The way you managed to break down the steps Apple has used to prepare for this type of technology through years of models and devices in their past is amazing.
I like how TH-camrs see things differently. MKBHD didn't like the recording option because it's not how other people want to see you, and Arun loves it because it's easy and also 3D. Love both of them
I know I might be a bad person for saying this, but the 3d recording could be used like all new products for VERY intimate times with your lady or boyfriend, p*rn has pushed all industries, VHS, and internet. imagine you can relive a intimate time with a lady in 3d, or download someone else's....
The best thing about the external battery is the fact that if it’s broken or worn down you can just simple replace that instead of the entire headset..
I'm sure its Apple proprietary and costs a fortune for a spare battery. Apple charged $699 for roller wheels for the mac pro. If they charge that much for what are essentially $30 suitcase wheels, i imagine the replacement battery will be impressively overpriced.
@@ExplosionChimp Yup! And you still probably gonna have to pay them "geniuses" at the "Apple bar" an extra 100-150 USD just to de-activate the hardware lock on the battery.. I.e. confirm that it's a genuine spare part replacement.. ; ) And knowing Apple; maybe that's not even gonna be possible.. Perhaps your only possibility for a replacement battery, is to cut the cord, scale back the rubber and hot wire the new one to the stump, hanging off those damn cyclops, lol!
To address the screen close to your face issue: the problem isn’t the screen being close, it’s in straining your eyes. When you look at a phone your eyes narrow in to look at something up close and that can be damaging over time. With a VR headset, even though the screen is close, your eyes are more spread out because you are looking at something that appears to be far away.
Steve Jobs would be working on holograms over this non sense, a lot of us cant use VR cause we get dizzy and stuff, plus what u say, Steve left a good number of great designers for sure and they've been followed his legacy really good, but we all know the brain there was Steve Jobs, its been literally 12 years since Steve left, at this point we would have MacBooks with fully touchscreen keyboards that resemble a foldable phone, we would have iPhones as thin as a card or a just a transparent screen, we would have holograms, and paper screens all over the world, not a VR headset that obviously will be detrimental to our actual vision, even the Retina display, it improved my visual damage I had with prior retina display computers, still its not perfect and i cant be on the screen all day, imagine having screens in your eyes, theres a reason why developers stopped working on the other VR headsets
There are multiple ways that the human eyes perceive depth. Mainly 2, stereoscopic focus, and idk what to call this but just normal focus, which the eyes adjust by changing the focal length of our eyes. Focusing on things too close to our eyes is not good for our eyes, but VR headsets take care of this as they have a lens in the eyepieces that "move" the screen backwards, so your eyes actually focus farther away. Since VR headsets still don't have varifocal lenses this means that the screen has to be a fixed distance away from your eyes, somewhere between 25 cm and an infinite distance away. Some people feel dizzy or get headaches from VR due to this mismatch of depth info from the stereo focus, and lens focus.
Can we just talk about how the hell this guy and his team literally managed to make an absolute top quality video like this less than 24 hours after the teaser of the product?
8:19 thats because of depth, the reason looking too close at a screen is bad is because your eyes are focused in 1 spot for long periods of time, however, vr headsets work because they feed 2 different images to each eye which simulates depth, this means your eyes can focus in and out and removes eye strain
This is one of a few videos that I have watched about this product. I find the technology to be incredibly impressive. I still think that it will be a niche product that won't replace your smart phone. Oddly enough, it may be your laptop that goes by the wayside.
This is the ONLY video I watched about it. No need to look further. The quality of this video is amazing. Picks all the right cherries, tastes them and then gives an honest opinion on how they taste.
Especially for those who will watch porn on it. Lets be real here, we all know all the men children are thinking of how to make them into X-ray vision goggles.
Strapping on something is more tedious than opening a laptop. Laptops are convenient, thin and can warm your lap. The goggles parading around as 🤓 glasses also aren't glasses
As much as I'm enjoying the information and graphics, I can't help but appreciate the quality of the videography. The smooth flow of panning in and panning out, almost a 3D experience. Whoever is behind that camera, they are gold.
I will say that he just has a tripod set up, and the editing in the panning in, he does have good videography and skin color grade, but he is definitely just multicam on premiere + stock footage and images from internet, none the less quality content
I'm glad that you mention how VR could be isolating and make people lose the human connection and stuff. It's good to know that other people are worried about that too.
@Lynn McKenney imagine that even when your mother comes to your house you dont see her but you have two layers of glass and millions of apps between you and her isnt it a bit dystopian?
I am glad that the tech bros are not all super dumb and do not support every technological advancement unconditionally; great that arun can see the downsides also
@Lynn McKenney "I feel less isolated when playing vr with friends than when sitting on my couch binge watching tv shows." Yeah, obviously VR feels closer than binge-watching TV. But that is not what people are comparing. It is the playing VR together vs playing a board game, Volleyball, running together, going out to eat together, ... what people are comparing. And in that Case VR is more isolating.
The external battery is what fpv pilots use. They can both focus on their flight without their face being pulled down, and they can use multiple batteries to not worry about being limited to one battery life
@@WSH3TM Yeah except for it requires base stations so you cant take it anywhere. It requires controllers not just tracks your hands. Doesn’t connect to your social media, texts, FaceTime or calls. The speakers aren’t as good and it doesn’t connect to bluetooth headphones because why would it, you cant take it anywhere. The external cameras aren’t as good and it doesn’t have binaural processing for your outside environment. It doesn’t track your eyes for selecting apps or programs. And it doesn’t have as good resolution. But yeah, other than that, it smokes it. Get off the crack dude.
Is amazing how VR set has been around for many years and really never got mainstream outside the gaming community. My first VR experience was in 1994 with a VR set that actually cost 3000 USD at that time and it was a flop because you just could use it to play games like Doom. The Apple VR Set looks quite well designed but seems to me to be a product that is still in development.
@@DontRemoveDontRemove Nah, it’s a vr/ar product. You can dim the outside camera from 100% to 0%, depending on how immersed you want to be in a virtual experience.
So many reviews have talked about how amazing this things is. A lot of people had that reaction when VR first came out. A lot of reviewers have also said they're not sure they'll use it enough for $3,500. The truth is you probably won't. There's nothing you can't already do that's available in that headset. Games? TV/movies? Video chat? Recording moments? Take photos? Browse/work on internet browsers? You can all these things without having a contraption on your head. I keep buying VR headsets and keep watching them sit around like paperweights after a month. The difference is they're $500 or less most of the time. The Apple Vision Pro has the potential to become a monumentally expensive paperweight.
When Arun said in this video “I’ve never both wanted and not wanted a product to exist as much as this one. This is the start of the end for shared social experiences”, I think he absolutely nailed where our future is going from this point forward. Watching the WWDC presentation which I’ve waited months for, it was the first time I had a little bit of pre-emptive nostalgia for the world we’re now going to leave behind. I don’t know how I feel about public places transforming into pseudo-private ones to this degree. Our species cannot evolve nearly as fast as our technology now is and that honestly does worry me a little bit; especially since that we’re also at the dawn of a true A.I. revolution that’s happening concurrently.
Could become a reality for some, but I truly believe that if apple and other companies can get features like SharePlay to the next level, everything will be fine. We have (at the start of it) doubted every revolutionary piece of tech starting from the invention of fire and guess what, we’ve been fine every time so while there are some worries as long as everything gets fixed, we’ll be just fine, if not doing better.
I'm curious. What do you think came first? The antisocial hermits then the technology? Or did the technology create all of the antisocial narcissist we see now?
@@Gboi8I believe technology did create antisocials. If I give you all the reasons then all I’m gonna say is look at the years before iPhones, iPad’s computers and what not was made. And try to research how human interactions were during that time and compare it to know.
Just one clarification: having your eyes to close to the screen makes forces your eyes to adapt the lens (for closer focal point) which puts a lot of strain on the eyes. However, in the vision pro (and all other VR headsets) there are optical lenses integrated which change the focal point and take the job away from the lenses in your eyes. Therefore, if the lenses in the headsets are calibrated right, the close screen should not be an issue. I say _should_ not because the headsets I tried still strain the eyes. But as I know apple, they will have spent more time and effort to make this more comfortable than other companies. This is a typical thing you can’t put in numbers, therefore can’t use for marketing, therefore neglected by most companies.
A few of the early hands-on first looks said they got nauseated using it, but the Apple handlers were swearing up and down that it won't be a problem for release, so it sounds like they've got a solution for it, but it's not quite "there" yet, tho should be fixed by launch.
Exactly. It’s not the screen that’s necessarily the issue, but focusing on something closely for too long. With VR headsets, they’re designed so you focus as you normally would, as if the object was really there in the world.
Oh I'm sure they would've promoted the shit out of it if they actually put that much effort into not straining your eyes. Nothing wrong in that though, this the one of the biggest problem with VR
I'm glad to see people in the tech community excited by the innovation but also not oblivious to elements that require pause. It's a nice balance to what must necessarily be: optimistic marketing.
@@MaxkillerV2Gaming it's a lot more complicated than that. that's like saying watching a movie with your face touching the TV is the same as watching a 3D movie. regardless, this particular device is pointless because you can get the same thing for a 10th of the price with oculus.
@@MaxkillerV2Gamingsame as smartphones are useless Just carry around your Nokia 1600 or even better, use wired phone. Who needs to walk around with a phone am I right?
@@keane6 You're right this device is pointless, but you missed my point. It literally does everything that a phone can do... But on your face, 3D is a different experience cause it's supposed to look like it's in front of you. This is just a screen on your face that pretty much does anything a phone can do. The worst part you can still see around you, people can see the eyes which much make people look goofy, it has a lower battery life than a actual phone and Apple want $3500 for this?
@@MaxkillerV2Gaming have you ever actually used a vr/ar device? it's not just a screen on your face. that would be an awful experience. it's designed in a way that gives depth perception, in a way that a 2d screen can't replicate
I wish this could somehow be integrated into the gaming market, it has such high potential. Edit: yes ik quest 2, psvr and valve are good but with the graphics apple is proposing, not being able to see the pixels, that would be a game changer
its crazy seeing how apple has been secretly developing this right in front of our faces. by introducing lidar into iPhone and iPad, nobody really needed lidar and was kinda weird that they added the sensor to an iPhone and iPad, and then spacial audio for airpods, and apple silicon, all of these things then coming together to make apple vision pro is crazy to see.
its a bilion dollar industry, they have thought out everything from what we have now till the future. they discus this daily in the office and at home. its crazy what their hidden projects could be, pretty scary tbh
@@its_sanddi8194 LespMotion bought it to market over a decade ago. Companies like Varjo have had it in VR headsets for years. Typical apple fanboyism, believe everything they are told and then think they have some kind of miracle product, when in fact it's just cobbling together other people's technology. To be clear, this headset does nothing that existing VR headsets are already doing, except this one forces you to be tethered to a box on your waist like a colostomy bag. The only exception to that is a pointless battery wasting LCD screen on the front of the device to fake eyes of the wearer. It's a nonsense product, with a nonsense price which not even the most hard core VR fan is going to buy. Apple positioning this as "the future of phones and computing" shows just how out of touch they are in a VR market that has already flopped. This happens once every 10 years or so. A product comes along which is the latest the history of failed products in the catagory like 3D TV's and movies with glasses. Always they fail to address the baseline flaws. In Fruit Co's case they still havn't fixed VR's primary flaws, namely no one can strap one of these to their faces for longer than 30 minutes before they become painful and cause tension headaches. VR also can't give an immersive experience so long as the visual definition is lower than that of simply looking at something with your eyes, and the biggest drawback of them all is that VR doesn't use plenoptic depth of field which is vital for humans to gauge distance and focus. So far Lightfield is the only VR company to create true VR with plenoptic focus. Everything else just layers depth like stacking playing cards, it doesn''t work and causes headaches and sickness.
My main concern is the closed ecosystem, other VR and AR setups that can link with stuff outside their own ecosystems(such as the valve, vive, pico, and oculus headsets) have much greater potential in my opinion because the user can do what they choose with the headset. Apple is notorious for keeping everything to themselves, and for once I don’t think it will work out for them. Edit; after reading the reply’s of this comment I believe I need to re-clarify my point. I don’t think the headset will fail, and it is certainly a step in the right direction, I just think the closed ecosystem will hold it back from its full potential.
You already said it, there's valve, vive and oculus.. Apple likes to do their own thing and keep it within their ecosystem. With many apple users, I'm sure this will be a success.
If you count that even Steam has only 120 million registered users, but Apple alone on just iPhone has 1.5 billions active users that is 12x more like the whole Valve community.. so even if there are more supported brands on the others the combined reacheable persons still way less there compared to Apple. And developers making money based on the reacheable amount of users.. more user more chance to get their money (not to mention that Apple users have the highest pay potential, like half amount of users compared to Google, but still doubled amount of yearly profit, which is the 15%-30% cut off from the price, so actually part of the money what the developers earned there.. and the doubled amount of profit for Apple means that developers are also earned doubled amount of money there..)
I completely agree. I wouldn't be surprised if Apple forced people to use Facetime, or an Apple keyboard/mouse/phone to fully use the headset. I really hope that they don't force people to do it but it seems likely
The lack of shared experiences is a very valid point. This is especially important in my own area of interest: Education. I’m still trying to come to terms with how this could (and whether is should) be integrated into classroom experiences. Especially in terms of personalization and group experiences. It’s not a completely easy decision, but I am pretty certain it will have some place in learning.
Education? Most education systems get the cheapest of the cheap even with laptops, it feels like we are ten product generations away from this being an option.
@@Alias_Anybody it will depend on the school - we are using HoloLens 2 devices and VR Headsets for some courses already. The challenge with the Apple headsets is that I don’t know if I can share one unit across multiple students. Even years ago - we would have expensive equipment - but it had to be shared.
@@LearningandTechnology Are you talking about college or university level? Primary and middle schools most likely not only won't be able to afford it unless they are extremely bougie, the students will also physically destroy them in no time.
This is legit the best video I’ve seen on Vision Pro! I too feel that apple focusing on LiDAR, spatial audio, cross platform apps, continuity and dictation was all leading upto this! Cant wait to see what’s next 😍
Tech has come a very long way, 5 years ago I didn't even think most of the features in this headset were possible. I can only imagine what stuff like this is going to evolve into in the near future Also if I'm going to buy this, I am definitely going to have to wait until it goes on sale
The individual components (VR, AR, gestures, etc.) have mostly been around for more than 10 years. The breakthrough was Apple's silicon to bring them all together in a wearable but performant package.
This is legit the best video I’ve seen on Vision Pro! I too feel that apple focusing on LiDAR, spatial audio, cross platform apps, continuity and dictation was all leading upto this! Cant wait to see what’s next
As a gamer I cannot think of the possibilities Imagine FPS games on this. Ganes would be so life-like and amazing. It's not a pathetic excuse like the metaverse. And has some actual computer power and competence. But I couldn't ever comprehend to buy it lol maybe in the future.
My first thought of a great use case for this is, the future of manned space flights to the moon and Mars. I feel like this is going to be essential for long trips confined to small quarters, the immersion of being back home or living earth experiences could virtually eliminate mental health issues in this type of confinement. This is just one use, I can see this being the start of the future. It's nice to be excited about a tech product again.
Another possibility would be to send sophisticated robots to Mars and equip them with high resolution cameras so we could move around the surface of the red planet right from Earth via wearable tech like the Apple Vision Pro, perhaps even build a base there so that when the first humans arrive our accommodations are ready. We'd have to tweak the time lag of send and receive, but that's probably right around the corner too, judging how we eventually overcome limitations how ever impossible or improbable they seem at present.
@@robm3569 Unless we are about to learn how to send and receive data faster than light, this wouldn't really work as a method of controlling a robot on Mars.
I just love this guy, all the other tech TH-camrs just tell about the ridiculously confusing specs of a product that only a certain amount of people would understand but my guy Arun just explains it in a way a person like me who knows nothing about specs could understand. The core reason I love this guy!!!😃
I truly enjoyed watching this video. The way you break down information into it's core components and then explain each one is how things should be explained to grasp a better understanding. Absolutely phenomenal man! You earned a follower today
I think it still has a long way to go before I will buy one. It is no doubt the best iteration of AR / VR I have seen however my previous VR use makes me think of isolation, tired eyes and heavy goggles.
I can only imagine the toxic EMFs being emitted by the vision pro in the long term, with close proximity to the brain. Just 15 minutes are enough to alter brain waves to abnormal For those that are ignorant on the new warnings on all cellphones not to place phone next to ear, look it up. Even the WHO has classified RF EMFs as a Class 2b carcinogen. We pretend to believe that natural EMF from the sun is the same as random, chaotic RF frequencies on the biofield, they are not.
Agreed. People aren't talking about how straining it is to put a screen right in front of your face. If you want to be immersed in a lakeside experience just go to a lake haha
While I personally haven't found any issues with eye strain and isolation, I have found a major issue with heavy/uncomfortable goggle. Everything about the Vision Pro can be completely ruined if your head starts feeling strained after an hour or two.
I like this video because it's not just a generic video on the device, it's a video on the possibility of what it can do in the future, including the positives and negatives. Good job Arun 👏🏽
in order to justify the $3500 sticker price, it better can do everything that macbook or imac can do. if it stuck to only the thing that Ipad can do, then $3500 can't be justified. after all, it was priced as a professional publishing machine like Macbook or iMac.
When you mention that it’s an optimistic gamble, I think it’s important to remember that the dip in VR interest happened while this was well into development. At this point they’ve already sunk the cost and they’re taking a very bold step with the price point to double down and try to iteratively solve the problems that nobody else tried to while doing the most Apple thing ever - carving out a market pretending that competition doesn’t exist
What problems are they solving? The screen can’t be that good if you can see through it, with power like this games could be played but knowing apple, they would screw that up, This is useless
The whole "wanting it to exist but not wanting it to exist" wall hit me yesterday like a brick during the WWDC presentation. It feels like, YES, this is massive and this can be such a breakthrough for VR. However, there's the thing that "making memories" f.e. is kinda nice but... making memories of everyone wearing such a thing in the future? lolnope. Also the FaceTime thing CREEPED ME OUT AF.
@Vinny Veritas well, I'm 38, Played lots of games in the past and it's still eerie to me. And no I am not afraid of horror movies or the like. They're cheesecake. This however is giving me goosebumps and I can't really explain to you why. But I am not the only one.
I don’t think anyone is going to wear this in a social environment. But for office work in some closed space with huge screens or also travel and couch entertainment this is going to be huge. It maximizes the experience, while minimizing distractions and overcoming technological limitations of 2D and small screen size. Allowing for interruptions by others and showing responsiveness via digital eyes only makes this a valid option for work in shared space, but surely no one intends to wear it for longer conversations or in daily life. Also the 3D Camera thing of capturing an experience and playing it back as well as never before, is a gimmick for now that won’t be used much. But be prepared for iPhones to receive 3D cameras as well, because they will likely remain the no1 recording device, while the vision will set the standard for the viewing experience, especially when the more affordable version gets released then.
"making memories" when holding a phone in front of your face to record them: yess!!!! "making memories" when having goggles on your face that lets other people see you and you see them: noooo muh black mirror!!! still, it's gonna be a while until these are actual glasses that dont make you look like a dork lmao
@@SnrubSource yes, it is different. A phone is mostly in the hands of people, without interfering face to face interaction too much. These goggles are different there. Also when u are talking about glasses, then you mean a completely different product that Apple so far did not choose to develop and flopped for Google.
I'd really like to see them focus most on AR Advancements. High quality AR in my opinion has the most potential out of anything other than a quality headset display to use for ur PC/phone/game console. AR has so much that can be improved upon and i really hope we see this category of software capabilities improve a ton.
My biggest concern with THAT much tech combined with proprietary software is privacy. How much and what will they collect and store about the environments you're using it in and the people present, including yourself? It's already known that the iPhone collects all sorts, even when you opt-out.
Same thing I'm thinking after how the cameras see so much it sounds to me like how Alexa will supposedly listens even when it's off Or maybe I'm just a anti tech nut job who doesn't trust corporations Well see I guess
@@jman617 Alexa needs to listen even when it's off, otherwise it can't hear the audio prompt that boots it. You're not an anti-tech nutjob, most people are outright ignorant on these types of things or will give up literally anything for convenience.
I still trust apple more than most companies with this kind of device, imagine what Facebook or Google would do with information from a device like this
When I watched the promo video I got the chills, I have mixed feelings about this. From one side this new technology is exciting and it shows that Apple can still be innovative and looking forward to the competition, my other side is scared AF, this is the BLACK MIRROR, we basically become one thing with the tech, also wearing it isolates you even more from the external world, even if they put a glass in front of it and you can see your surroundings. You put it on and it's you and the tech, it's not a collective experience, it's the single person interacting with the virtual world. I'm sure that it can be used in many wonderful ways, but we are not ready yet, it's going to be another tool that will shift humanity to be self adsorb, just like mobile phones did, using more and more the tools and being sucked into it.
For me, i feel like something like this is mostly best worn maybe when you just wanna play video games or watch movies because it’s not proper to wear something like this to your job or in a meeting lol people won’t take you seriously.
I don't understand. How is this any different from other VR headsets? You're still not going to be able to wear this for more than an hour without your head sweating. If you want something to be scared of, we already have smartwatches that record raw brain data and feed it to whatever apps you give permission to.
I think you really got it, it’s not just about isolating yourself like current VR, it’s acknowledging that there are other people in the world around you with the front screen. Says a lot about the psychology of Tim Cook & Zuckerberg et al.
@@damazywlodarczyk For you, perhaps. Maybe millions like you. But, for millions of others, it makes a world of difference. In fact eye contact is critical to most humans. What the Vision Pro is doing could stand a lot of improvement, but I predict this is another thing that all headsets will have inside of 5 years.
@@TheHardcard considering what the goal of most other headsets are (entertainment for a single person, especially video games) i doubt any other headsets are gonna use this concept for quite a while lol
You nailed the positives, negatives, positioning, potential and future outlook better than anyone else so far. Terrific job, as always. Your perspective rocks.
Love this take. Clearly explains the possibilites and how risky it was for Apple to take this step. As they saw though, high risk, high reward. Let's see how this pays off.
@@theprocat719 Ohhh, imagine if they cannot watch movies or do anything together due to the fact that they have different branded headsets. That's more than likely to happen and very typical
This is a great take on this product. This format of limited movement and sitting and talking about the product without zooming in/out with tons of text on screen popping in and out was such a superior format. I feel like I can focus on what he is saying rather than constantly looking at graphics.
I like how all the little Android users are like, “Uh-oh, Amazon made a one that is cheaper and smarter!!”Dude, you haven't used the Apple one. What do you mean it's smarter? What the hell are you on about, LittleBoy, mfs hate on apple but thats why Samsung innovates so much but still doesn’t sell like apple.
Very well thought out and described. I see both the benefits, concerns, and preparations made for this product. I suppose we'll see what happens in the future! I hope our shared humanity experiences does not diminish because of this.
I find the isolating aspect really interesting. I live alone and most of my communication with friends happens over written or voice chat. Joined activities are often online gaming, watching a sport game „together“ or shopping „together“ - non of which involve us sitting in one room. I’m not too sure the goggles would make much of a difference there. Meeting up in person more often than once or twice a month, is simply not realistic with the busyness of life. My BFF lives in a different country, so we usually see each other in person 2-4 times a year for some travelling. I still have tons of neighbours and colleagues I chat with, but I don’t see that changing with the goggles either - maybe it’s different for multi-people households?
Might not be for everyone but I find meeting through VR/3D social platforms such as VRChat more engaging than plain text, telephone or video calls but that still doesn’t beat in-person meetings and I doubt anything will replace that but I can see people would replace longer voice and video calls with VR meetups in the future. I don’t think it will change multi-person households that much, depending on the households either everyone is already doing their own thing on their phones or computers, and in the future they would move to XR headsets while the households that spend their time doing activities together will continue to do so.
Exactly! I mean we've almost achieved Jarvis level AR, plus AI voice, Large Language Models, image creation in so short duration. Man I wish Steve could be here and see how much of an effect he had on civilization💔
the guided tour on how to maneuver the vision pro was pretty good, the way your eyes are the cursor and your hand the click button, and how gigantic you can make your windows.
9:03 ....you practically read my mind and explained literally the mixed emotion i was feeling throughout the video. The excitement and the uneasiness of such advancement in tech.
While apple was not the first to make an AR headset like this, I think that this was mostly a wakeup call, telling the world "This is what we can do." AR and VR markets have been dropping because of a lack of innovation, and this is definitely it. I'm interested in seeing if apple is going to be very "closed" with this, as well as their iphones. Will you be able to sideload apps, or will you only be able to install apple approved apps. Regardless, its a cool headset and im interested in seeing where it will go. Great video on the product!
Yeahi definitely agree. I think their announcement is far more important than the tech they have right now, because it means that the industry WILL grow
I really hope they do continue to support and sell iPhones, just because of how useful they are. Personally, I feel like it would be a lot harder to film from a certain angle, or play games on this headset.
Apple would be shooting themselves in the foot if they actually stopped selling iPhones. Majority of people don't want to be wearing a headset like this on the daily, not to mention storing it while in public and dealing with your glasses would be another nightmare. Sure it's a really cool piece of technology, but I couldn't see anyone using it to replace an iPhone. Perhaps to replace a laptop though.
@@phi1688 well it was said in the video that you can connect it with your apple keyboard and mouse or trackpad and the m2 chip is literally the chip that is in all macs right now so you have the power of a laptop too
The myopia problem with screens too close to the face is a problem with how our eyes focus on content. Because the Vision Pro allows us to interact with it like it’s out in the room, our eyes won’t be focusing ultra close like holding the iPhone or iPad too close. The interesting thing I’ve noticed is when I bought a Quest, it had adjustments to help make the screen clearer. This doesn’t have that so I’m guessing it’s going to utilize the interior cameras to make sure the content is presented in a way that adjustment won’t be necessary.
Not quite. There's still an issue with focus. Our eyes expect to focus differently on close things than on things further away, and there's no way for a VR set to simulate that. All objects in 3D space require the exact same focus from your eyes. For me at least, this is headache inducing over a long period. VR is great in short doses, but wearing it all day would be a killer.
@@sythemaster1 it would, most motion sickness/headache issues come from the fact that the optics are not perfect and the field of view is limited which causes your eyes to occasionally focus on the optic elements rather than the image being rendered. This back and forth focusing is what's causing eye fatigue and some people are more sensitive to this than others. Eye fatigue should not be an issue given a perfectly transparent optic element and a sufficiently rendered image that looks natural with good depth and field of view. Of course this is the holy grail of AR/VR technology :) We will see if Apple managed to find it or not...
I'm mostly more concerned by Apple having the ability to constantly monitor everything around me with sensors so granular that if they wanted to they could insert someone else into living the exact same experiences as I'm having.
Not gonna lie Mrwhsoetheboss, you really placed a great effort on making this review way more entertaining than others, and liked the way you displayed your thoughts, as they were smart and extremely persuasive!!
The one thing I hated about my oculus quest was the fact that it took me out of the real world while forcing me to remain somewhat stationary. If I can wear this headset around the house while doing basic household tasks it’s a game changer. Imagine multiple screens all around you each showing you something different while you’re cooking or cleaning. If it works well it will be incredible
@@KL-mn6ts while yes, walking around with a glorified ski-mask isnt something anyone would want long-term, it is still a fascinating technology. Imagine this gets smaller and slimmer to a point that its just a pair of glasses on your nose which people(including me) wear on a daily basis.
This video is super well made. Incredible job covering all of the little details and info about this product, this video was deep and I appreciated the insigt. Technology is crazy.
If I could like this video a 100 hundred times. I would have. It's the perfect take on such a product. You talked about all the repercussions about this product and how it has a higher ceiling. Also the iphone plateauing. Just perfect!
9:30 My thoughts exactly. I like the concept of this device for times when I’m alone but I like having my home theatre for family time. No way I’d be replacing it with this thing. Even though there are a few of features that supposedly help include the outside world, I’m a little concerned that a device like this would further isolate people regardless. It is a neat little gadget though and, although I am very much a Mac geek, at this price point, not something I’d see myself diving into anytime soon.
What about home theatre time with everyone in the same AR? What about being able to sit in your home theatre with people who aren't physically in the same room?
@@ericolson9695 This was my thought...once the price comes down where you can have a family AR experience sharing the same movie. I see opportunities for businesses to build and sell custom immersive environments to experience movies in. I mean, just as an example, think if Disney released a new movie and offered a package where you could watch their movie in an immersive environment specifically tailored to that movie. It's interesting that this product could create shared experiences across the globe while simultaneously isolating people who are just in the other room. There are a ton of opportunities for all kinds of applications of this if it finds widespread use as the price, ideally, comes down with more iterations.
I remember when I was a kid, I repeatedly was told that watching a tv screen would affect my eyesight. It’s 2023, and tech companies are creating innovative ways to make us watch contents as close to our eyes as humanly possible.
With the human interaction aspect, the best usecases i see for this thing is productivity and multitasking, and when im working I'll be doing it alone anyways so its not an issue if others aren't included. Wouldn't want to have it on my head 24/7, but when at my desk i can see this thing being super useful
Maybe the next generation. Early reports say this is quite heavy and uncomfortable after an hour or so. That's part of why they moved the battery pack seperate, because it was too heavy with it as part of the headset.
You can really tell by the comments, on all the other videos ive seen commenters are shouting in all caps “who this is for?”, “why is apple charging them so much?” “Kinect already did the same thing!” etc etc… and everyone here just gets it and has a conversation, because the video actually explains it well.
This is a really big moment for AR / VR. As mentioned, no one has been able to put all those technology and make them all work seamlessly with the first iteration as Apple did. It is only going to be better. I envisaged a time when this new product class replaces conventional glasses to provide an even better seamless and natural experience. Thanks for sharing!
Dont overhype it. This is basically an overpriced standard vr headset that will run mobile apps. The ONLY reason this will sell is because apple has pretty much locked out any other VR headset from their ecosystem.
I like this concept for watching videos and playing video games, as well as for providing a significant personal office space without needing the physical space for a personal office. I am really confused about that very short battery life, though, when Apple has already gone in the direction of having an external battery.
I mean, the nice thing about having the external battery, and it looking like it’s able to be detached, which means that as the battery degrades overtime you can replace it without having to replace the whole headset, or even in the future when they improve on those batteries, it would allow you to upgrade the battery without needing to get a new headset, so it seems like there is a bit of future proofing there
@@joshuaberardelli9461 Don't get me wrong, the external battery setup makes sense to me, considering the details you mentioned and the weight of the headset even without the battery. My question is why Apple didn't work with a battery that is, for example, 50% larger, since it would just go into your pocket anyway. To me it comes across poorly to specifically advertise the headset for things like watching movies but then have a default battery life of 2 hours or less.
I don't want to plug in forever, either. If this becomes mainstream it better be just a cool extension to life and not a requirement for everything moving forward.
I think for actually creating, it’s an excellent product. It’s not for entertainment, but a product that produces what people will be entertained by. For example, games, or images, or ads, or more. Just dynamic and thought rendering in a sense. Very stoic
In all honesty: That’s literally just him talking about what he has been seeing and trying out an hour or so before this recording, and throwing some trailer footage at it. It’s not like this is some sorts of black magic.
The vision pro is basically a VR headset without games, it’s like the real world with screens like that one glasses mrwhoistheboss already went through in his previous videos.
If there's no game, nobody's buying it. The main target demographic for VR goggles are gamers, if Apple wants to attract the average consumer, they have to make it smaller just like a normal pair of glasses
@@hoover1150 yeah exactly, a big huge thing that cost more than monthly rent shouldn’t be just a screen, I have a oculus quest 2 and it’s 400~ USD and it do basically that, just change the mode, the Apple product is basically useless unless some dude just wants to spend money for a collection… plainrock124.. coughs* what
Arun, just went on explaining the psychological, economical and even social psychology issues that would face from this groundbreaking tech. Eventhough we love to see this kind of tech. It just resembles that we are heading to a very kind of a dark era in human race.
So what do you want? For technology to stagnate or to carry us into the future by introducing innovative ideas? The same critics who were opposed against smartphones are the same critics who utilize those devices every day. Virtual Reality is the future and once a company can develop VR to that of a contact lens or glasses you and others will immerse themselves in it just like smartphones.
@@deced5 My only concern is there should be some kind of ethical standards to this (creating such standards is up to the scientists, developers who are working and creating new ideas) and there should be some kind of awareness from the beginng (just like Arun did in his video), if not the danger could be more severe than smartphones but this kind of awareness should be done globally without creating any language barrier.
Took me a little longer to put this together than I expected, but as always, I hope it was worth the wait - I need to sleep now been up for 24 hours lol - love you guys
Also thank you for 15 Million! ♥ Btw I JUST finished testing out how good Apple's customer service actually IS - this will surprise you: th-cam.com/video/Z7iBFklVU_I/w-d-xo.html
love you too xD
Love the vid!
Spolier: it is not perfect yet but has *A LOT* of potential
Love you and your team!
Arun why did you change your profile pic on TH-cam?
I was literally dying when they showed a father recording their kid's birthday in the presentation. Imagine being a kid blowing out candles and your father is wearing digital ski goggles ffs apple 💀😭
Lmao bought account
Imagine everyone using a Smartphone all day... oh wait. It is just normal now.
Yeah but its equally awkward although much common for people having huge devices in front of face recording the birthday! We are already a society of idiots, no harm in going all the way😂
I think you forgot 25 years ago you were blowing out your candles with your father holding a 50cm long cinema camera
There no different when 80s the dad using big ass camera to capture the moment
If you thought that phone addiction was bad, imagine how addictive this will be.
Edit: After they change the form factor to be more lightweight and portable.
More like reppeling knowing that you spent 3500$ on modernized google gogles.
and this is not expensive. my laptop and monitor cost about $4000.
Its not like people just gonna walk around in this everywhere.
It's not, it's way easier and seamless to use a regular computer or phone
@@nnnnnn3647 just because you can afford it doesn’t mean it’s not expensive
The way you managed to break down the steps Apple has used to prepare for this type of technology through years of models and devices in their past is amazing.
So excited for the future
No you aren't. Stop trying to use your verified channel for likes on low effort comments
You aren’t excited. No one is. We are heading toward a darker path
Me too, streets of Gold , perfect weather , life of peace no more pain death - heaven is going to be great .
good
Nice
I like how TH-camrs see things differently. MKBHD didn't like the recording option because it's not how other people want to see you, and Arun loves it because it's easy and also 3D. Love both of them
I know I might be a bad person for saying this, but the 3d recording could be used like all new products for VERY intimate times with your lady or boyfriend, p*rn has pushed all industries, VHS, and internet. imagine you can relive a intimate time with a lady in 3d, or download someone else's....
Ikr...Mkbhd is like my dad and Arun is like my mum...They both are amazing but have diff opinions
@@Lord_englishgent it will be the most godless f***ing losers gathered together since the flashlight
Mkbhd is a snotty chump who has a bad attitude.
@@Lord_englishgent LMAO
The best thing about the external battery is the fact that if it’s broken or worn down you can just simple replace that instead of the entire headset..
Hey now, don't give them any ideas 😂
@@Nightfox-uv4sefax 😂
I'm sure its Apple proprietary and costs a fortune for a spare battery. Apple charged $699 for roller wheels for the mac pro. If they charge that much for what are essentially $30 suitcase wheels, i imagine the replacement battery will be impressively overpriced.
Genius bar: yeah you just gotta buy a new headset man
@@ExplosionChimp Yup! And you still probably gonna have to pay them "geniuses" at the "Apple bar" an extra 100-150 USD just to de-activate the hardware lock on the battery.. I.e. confirm that it's a genuine spare part replacement.. ; )
And knowing Apple; maybe that's not even gonna be possible.. Perhaps your only possibility for a replacement battery, is to cut the cord, scale back the rubber and hot wire the new one to the stump, hanging off those damn cyclops, lol!
I'm not familiar with your videos, but you definitely nailed it for Vision Pro! No sensationalism or clickbait, and excellent recap of the product.
To address the screen close to your face issue: the problem isn’t the screen being close, it’s in straining your eyes. When you look at a phone your eyes narrow in to look at something up close and that can be damaging over time. With a VR headset, even though the screen is close, your eyes are more spread out because you are looking at something that appears to be far away.
Very true
Steve Jobs would be working on holograms over this non sense, a lot of us cant use VR cause we get dizzy and stuff, plus what u say, Steve left a good number of great designers for sure and they've been followed his legacy really good, but we all know the brain there was Steve Jobs, its been literally 12 years since Steve left, at this point we would have MacBooks with fully touchscreen keyboards that resemble a foldable phone, we would have iPhones as thin as a card or a just a transparent screen, we would have holograms, and paper screens all over the world, not a VR headset that obviously will be detrimental to our actual vision, even the Retina display, it improved my visual damage I had with prior retina display computers, still its not perfect and i cant be on the screen all day, imagine having screens in your eyes, theres a reason why developers stopped working on the other VR headsets
There are multiple ways that the human eyes perceive depth. Mainly 2, stereoscopic focus, and idk what to call this but just normal focus, which the eyes adjust by changing the focal length of our eyes.
Focusing on things too close to our eyes is not good for our eyes, but VR headsets take care of this as they have a lens in the eyepieces that "move" the screen backwards, so your eyes actually focus farther away.
Since VR headsets still don't have varifocal lenses this means that the screen has to be a fixed distance away from your eyes, somewhere between 25 cm and an infinite distance away.
Some people feel dizzy or get headaches from VR due to this mismatch of depth info from the stereo focus, and lens focus.
@@ZaidK_ you sound like you should work at one of these headset companies
@@rebel2809 He probably used Ai to blabber this nonsense.
I don't think any tech in my life has gotten me this excited and this terrified at the same time.
this presentation just look like a black mirror episode for me
elon musks brain chip thing as well, that's very scary
@@thefireblade1that's ground breaking not scary
Yeah I feel you. I got this exact same feeling with ChatGPT a few moth back too.
@@thefireblade1 disabled people very much welcome what you call scary
Can we just talk about how the hell this guy and his team literally managed to make an absolute top quality video like this less than 24 hours after the teaser of the product?
He's got bunch of editors I guess??
How is even possible when a multimillionaire who has editors, scenarist and scripts can stay in front of a camera and read text? Impossible.
@@BlobBlobkinsn‘t be jelly
answer: whaaaat I‘m not jelly
He already started the post-production before the embargo lifted
@@BlobBlobkins clearly not impossible
8:19 thats because of depth, the reason looking too close at a screen is bad is because your eyes are focused in 1 spot for long periods of time, however, vr headsets work because they feed 2 different images to each eye which simulates depth, this means your eyes can focus in and out and removes eye strain
This is one of a few videos that I have watched about this product. I find the technology to be incredibly impressive. I still think that it will be a niche product that won't replace your smart phone. Oddly enough, it may be your laptop that goes by the wayside.
This is the ONLY video I watched about it. No need to look further. The quality of this video is amazing. Picks all the right cherries, tastes them and then gives an honest opinion on how they taste.
It will be a niche product for now, but gradually as revisions get cheaper and lighter I think it will become a lot more commonplace
Especially for those who will watch porn on it. Lets be real here, we all know all the men children are thinking of how to make them into X-ray vision goggles.
@@earthcoloredeyes5043Only men?
Strapping on something is more tedious than opening a laptop. Laptops are convenient, thin and can warm your lap. The goggles parading around as 🤓 glasses also aren't glasses
As much as I'm enjoying the information and graphics, I can't help but appreciate the quality of the videography. The smooth flow of panning in and panning out, almost a 3D experience. Whoever is behind that camera, they are gold.
DO NOT BUY VR HEADSETS
@@adamconsidine6384Buy them
@@adamconsidine6384why not?
I will say that he just has a tripod set up, and the editing in the panning in, he does have good videography and skin color grade, but he is definitely just multicam on premiere + stock footage and images from internet, none the less quality content
@@sb18890 cus hes scared of them or whatever
great job, informative and amazing speed to get it out but top quality as always
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Don't read my name...
@@Dont_Read_My_Picture stfu you bot
dang
YuGiOh AR when
videos like these when you explain dynamically things about technologies are incredibly clear and fun to watch. thx
I'm glad that you mention how VR could be isolating and make people lose the human connection and stuff. It's good to know that other people are worried about that too.
@Lynn McKenney imagine that even when your mother comes to your house you dont see her but you have two layers of glass and millions of apps between you and her isnt it a bit dystopian?
I am glad that the tech bros are not all super dumb and do not support every technological advancement unconditionally; great that arun can see the downsides also
@@clean280 it depends on the situation
@Lynn McKenney "I feel less isolated when playing vr with friends than when sitting on my couch binge watching tv shows."
Yeah, obviously VR feels closer than binge-watching TV.
But that is not what people are comparing.
It is the playing VR together vs playing a board game, Volleyball, running together, going out to eat together, ... what people are comparing.
And in that Case VR is more isolating.
@Lynn McKenney everything is better with friends
The external battery is what fpv pilots use. They can both focus on their flight without their face being pulled down, and they can use multiple batteries to not worry about being limited to one battery life
valve index smokes it any day
@@WSH3TM Yeah except for it requires base stations so you cant take it anywhere. It requires controllers not just tracks your hands. Doesn’t connect to your social media, texts, FaceTime or calls. The speakers aren’t as good and it doesn’t connect to bluetooth headphones because why would it, you cant take it anywhere. The external cameras aren’t as good and it doesn’t have binaural processing for your outside environment. It doesn’t track your eyes for selecting apps or programs. And it doesn’t have as good resolution. But yeah, other than that, it smokes it. Get off the crack dude.
@@Gorfvan do you have the Apple Vision already?
@@Gorfvan quest 2 tracks your hands but ok
fpv goggles use very low computing power
Is amazing how VR set has been around for many years and really never got mainstream outside the gaming community. My first VR experience was in 1994 with a VR set that actually cost 3000 USD at that time and it was a flop because you just could use it to play games like Doom. The Apple VR Set looks quite well designed but seems to me to be a product that is still in development.
It is still in development for another year, they announced it a year early so all type of app developers make apps for it
Imma stop you right there incorrect you this is an AR product not VR. Don't get it twisted 0:24
Every time you put VR you did a disservice to the VR community
@@DontRemoveDontRemove Nah, it’s a vr/ar product. You can dim the outside camera from 100% to 0%, depending on how immersed you want to be in a virtual experience.
The Virtuality was radical
So many reviews have talked about how amazing this things is. A lot of people had that reaction when VR first came out. A lot of reviewers have also said they're not sure they'll use it enough for $3,500. The truth is you probably won't. There's nothing you can't already do that's available in that headset. Games? TV/movies? Video chat? Recording moments? Take photos? Browse/work on internet browsers? You can all these things without having a contraption on your head.
I keep buying VR headsets and keep watching them sit around like paperweights after a month. The difference is they're $500 or less most of the time. The Apple Vision Pro has the potential to become a monumentally expensive paperweight.
When Arun said in this video “I’ve never both wanted and not wanted a product to exist as much as this one. This is the start of the end for shared social experiences”, I think he absolutely nailed where our future is going from this point forward. Watching the WWDC presentation which I’ve waited months for, it was the first time I had a little bit of pre-emptive nostalgia for the world we’re now going to leave behind. I don’t know how I feel about public places transforming into pseudo-private ones to this degree. Our species cannot evolve nearly as fast as our technology now is and that honestly does worry me a little bit; especially since that we’re also at the dawn of a true A.I. revolution that’s happening concurrently.
I didn’t read the whole thing and I’m to lazy to and I loved the part where he said it was worth it
Could become a reality for some, but I truly believe that if apple and other companies can get features like SharePlay to the next level, everything will be fine. We have (at the start of it) doubted every revolutionary piece of tech starting from the invention of fire and guess what, we’ve been fine every time so while there are some worries as long as everything gets fixed, we’ll be just fine, if not doing better.
@@attilaadnanbehbudov3007 Yep agreed. Something is always lost and something is always gained. Our species will be fine.
I'm curious. What do you think came first? The antisocial hermits then the technology? Or did the technology create all of the antisocial narcissist we see now?
@@Gboi8I believe technology did create antisocials. If I give you all the reasons then all I’m gonna say is look at the years before iPhones, iPad’s computers and what not was made. And try to research how human interactions were during that time and compare it to know.
Just one clarification: having your eyes to close to the screen makes forces your eyes to adapt the lens (for closer focal point) which puts a lot of strain on the eyes. However, in the vision pro (and all other VR headsets) there are optical lenses integrated which change the focal point and take the job away from the lenses in your eyes. Therefore, if the lenses in the headsets are calibrated right, the close screen should not be an issue. I say _should_ not because the headsets I tried still strain the eyes. But as I know apple, they will have spent more time and effort to make this more comfortable than other companies. This is a typical thing you can’t put in numbers, therefore can’t use for marketing, therefore neglected by most companies.
A few of the early hands-on first looks said they got nauseated using it, but the Apple handlers were swearing up and down that it won't be a problem for release, so it sounds like they've got a solution for it, but it's not quite "there" yet, tho should be fixed by launch.
Exactly. It’s not the screen that’s necessarily the issue, but focusing on something closely for too long. With VR headsets, they’re designed so you focus as you normally would, as if the object was really there in the world.
I don’t remember getting any eye strain while using my quest 2 so i should be fine with this
Oh I'm sure they would've promoted the shit out of it if they actually put that much effort into not straining your eyes. Nothing wrong in that though, this the one of the biggest problem with VR
This is the main reason why I stopped using VR, hopefully apple can fix the motion sickness that comes with using VR for too long
I'm glad to see people in the tech community excited by the innovation but also not oblivious to elements that require pause. It's a nice balance to what must necessarily be: optimistic marketing.
Don't read my name...
a copy of other vr headsets on the market is truely innovation
It looks incredibly awesome but I'll wait for the next generations. I'm sure the battery thing will get an improvement in the future
Just tape a iphone on some glasses and there you go. This "VR" is extremely pointless.
@@MaxkillerV2Gaming it's a lot more complicated than that. that's like saying watching a movie with your face touching the TV is the same as watching a 3D movie. regardless, this particular device is pointless because you can get the same thing for a 10th of the price with oculus.
@@MaxkillerV2Gamingsame as smartphones are useless
Just carry around your Nokia 1600 or even better, use wired phone. Who needs to walk around with a phone am I right?
@@keane6 You're right this device is pointless, but you missed my point. It literally does everything that a phone can do... But on your face, 3D is a different experience cause it's supposed to look like it's in front of you. This is just a screen on your face that pretty much does anything a phone can do. The worst part you can still see around you, people can see the eyes which much make people look goofy, it has a lower battery life than a actual phone and Apple want $3500 for this?
@@MaxkillerV2Gaming have you ever actually used a vr/ar device? it's not just a screen on your face. that would be an awful experience. it's designed in a way that gives depth perception, in a way that a 2d screen can't replicate
I wish this could somehow be integrated into the gaming market, it has such high potential.
Edit: yes ik quest 2, psvr and valve are good but with the graphics apple is proposing, not being able to see the pixels, that would be a game changer
Quest 2
Sword art online!!
Unfortunately gaming companies don't have hundreds of billions of dollars to develop products like this. That would be awesome though.
@@jradical6458 have you heard of PSVR and Valve VR and meta vr?
@@nuthoul What they tried to do*
They didn't execute it well and the technology simply does not compare this Apple product.
its crazy seeing how apple has been secretly developing this right in front of our faces. by introducing lidar into iPhone and iPad, nobody really needed lidar and was kinda weird that they added the sensor to an iPhone and iPad, and then spacial audio for airpods, and apple silicon, all of these things then coming together to make apple vision pro is crazy to see.
its a bilion dollar industry, they have thought out everything from what we have now till the future. they discus this daily in the office and at home. its crazy what their hidden projects could be, pretty scary tbh
Except other companies developed this technology first..
@@NeonVisual which?
@@its_sanddi8194 LespMotion bought it to market over a decade ago. Companies like Varjo have had it in VR headsets for years.
Typical apple fanboyism, believe everything they are told and then think they have some kind of miracle product, when in fact it's just cobbling together other people's technology.
To be clear, this headset does nothing that existing VR headsets are already doing, except this one forces you to be tethered to a box on your waist like a colostomy bag. The only exception to that is a pointless battery wasting LCD screen on the front of the device to fake eyes of the wearer.
It's a nonsense product, with a nonsense price which not even the most hard core VR fan is going to buy. Apple positioning this as "the future of phones and computing" shows just how out of touch they are in a VR market that has already flopped.
This happens once every 10 years or so. A product comes along which is the latest the history of failed products in the catagory like 3D TV's and movies with glasses. Always they fail to address the baseline flaws.
In Fruit Co's case they still havn't fixed VR's primary flaws, namely no one can strap one of these to their faces for longer than 30 minutes before they become painful and cause tension headaches. VR also can't give an immersive experience so long as the visual definition is lower than that of simply looking at something with your eyes, and the biggest drawback of them all is that VR doesn't use plenoptic depth of field which is vital for humans to gauge distance and focus. So far Lightfield is the only VR company to create true VR with plenoptic focus. Everything else just layers depth like stacking playing cards, it doesn''t work and causes headaches and sickness.
@@NeonVisual ofc others have made it first, its not about who developed it first, its about who makes it the best or mainstream
My main concern is the closed ecosystem, other VR and AR setups that can link with stuff outside their own ecosystems(such as the valve, vive, pico, and oculus headsets) have much greater potential in my opinion because the user can do what they choose with the headset. Apple is notorious for keeping everything to themselves, and for once I don’t think it will work out for them.
Edit; after reading the reply’s of this comment I believe I need to re-clarify my point. I don’t think the headset will fail, and it is certainly a step in the right direction, I just think the closed ecosystem will hold it back from its full potential.
You already said it, there's valve, vive and oculus.. Apple likes to do their own thing and keep it within their ecosystem. With many apple users, I'm sure this will be a success.
Exactly because it’s basically just the oculus quest 2
If you count that even Steam has only 120 million registered users, but Apple alone on just iPhone has 1.5 billions active users that is 12x more like the whole Valve community.. so even if there are more supported brands on the others the combined reacheable persons still way less there compared to Apple. And developers making money based on the reacheable amount of users.. more user more chance to get their money (not to mention that Apple users have the highest pay potential, like half amount of users compared to Google, but still doubled amount of yearly profit, which is the 15%-30% cut off from the price, so actually part of the money what the developers earned there.. and the doubled amount of profit for Apple means that developers are also earned doubled amount of money there..)
I completely agree. I wouldn't be surprised if Apple forced people to use Facetime, or an Apple keyboard/mouse/phone to fully use the headset. I really hope that they don't force people to do it but it seems likely
My main concern is your comment
The lack of shared experiences is a very valid point. This is especially important in my own area of interest: Education. I’m still trying to come to terms with how this could (and whether is should) be integrated into classroom experiences. Especially in terms of personalization and group experiences. It’s not a completely easy decision, but I am pretty certain it will have some place in learning.
Learning is always a profoundly lonely experience
@@frozenwindow407 it’s often an internal process and may seem lonely at times , but social connections and community can have a profound effect.
Education? Most education systems get the cheapest of the cheap even with laptops, it feels like we are ten product generations away from this being an option.
@@Alias_Anybody it will depend on the school - we are using HoloLens 2 devices and VR Headsets for some courses already.
The challenge with the Apple headsets is that I don’t know if I can share one unit across multiple students.
Even years ago - we would have expensive equipment - but it had to be shared.
@@LearningandTechnology
Are you talking about college or university level? Primary and middle schools most likely not only won't be able to afford it unless they are extremely bougie, the students will also physically destroy them in no time.
This is legit the best video I’ve seen on Vision Pro! I too feel that apple focusing on LiDAR, spatial audio, cross platform apps, continuity and dictation was all leading upto this! Cant wait to see what’s next 😍
Bhai badiya roast video bana na jaake
Mrwhosetheboss is my inspiration my parents said if I get 5k subs they buy me a mic, begging u guys, literally begging .
there's not that many videos so like...
speaking of lidar... yeah you know the increased in horror if they use this in a maze
edited: or in a set place
Who asked lil bro?
Tech has come a very long way, 5 years ago I didn't even think most of the features in this headset were possible. I can only imagine what stuff like this is going to evolve into in the near future
Also if I'm going to buy this, I am definitely going to have to wait until it goes on sale
The individual components (VR, AR, gestures, etc.) have mostly been around for more than 10 years. The breakthrough was Apple's silicon to bring them all together in a wearable but performant package.
5 years ago 80% of this were already on other headsets. Lol
Did people forget google glass?
Oculus rift came out 9 years ago
@@lokanantazain the AR was not like this at all, not even close
This is legit the best video I’ve seen on Vision Pro! I too feel that apple focusing on LiDAR, spatial audio, cross platform apps, continuity and dictation was all leading upto this! Cant wait to see what’s next
The potential of this is huge, but it seems to share more with iOS and it’s locked down state than it does macOS and its openness to tweak things.
Why Meta flopped
As a gamer I cannot think of the possibilities Imagine FPS games on this. Ganes would be so life-like and amazing. It's not a pathetic excuse like the metaverse. And has some actual computer power and competence.
But I couldn't ever comprehend to buy it lol maybe in the future.
Where going to live in a dystopian reality
macOS openness to tweak things?
What world do you live in? Appleland?
@@BroBytesBhaimore open compared to iOS
My first thought of a great use case for this is, the future of manned space flights to the moon and Mars. I feel like this is going to be essential for long trips confined to small quarters, the immersion of being back home or living earth experiences could virtually eliminate mental health issues in this type of confinement. This is just one use, I can see this being the start of the future. It's nice to be excited about a tech product again.
future Military use as well. pilot a drone or an f16 from the headset while having a brew at Starbucks
Another possibility would be to send sophisticated robots to Mars and equip them with high resolution cameras so we could move around the surface of the red planet right from Earth via wearable tech like the Apple Vision Pro, perhaps even build a base there so that when the first humans arrive our accommodations are ready. We'd have to tweak the time lag of send and receive, but that's probably right around the corner too, judging how we eventually overcome limitations how ever impossible or improbable they seem at present.
@@robm3569 Unless we are about to learn how to send and receive data faster than light, this wouldn't really work as a method of controlling a robot on Mars.
Great! I bet NASA will order like... 10 of them!
@@robm3569 Umm... tweaking the lag of send and receive is literally impossible. Can´t go any faster than the speed of light...
I just love this guy, all the other tech TH-camrs just tell about the ridiculously confusing specs of a product that only a certain amount of people would understand but my guy Arun just explains it in a way a person like me who knows nothing about specs could understand. The core reason I love this guy!!!😃
bro targeted mkbhd
Well then, you're the target audience for these types of videos 🖐️
Thats why, Hestheboss
Don't read my name..
Idk how you make a $3500 purchasing decision without understanding specs, that's fucking wild
9.50min onwards. Bang on brother! You nailed that point...
I truly enjoyed watching this video. The way you break down information into it's core components and then explain each one is how things should be explained to grasp a better understanding. Absolutely phenomenal man! You earned a follower today
DO NOT BUY VR HEADSETS
@@adamconsidine6384 Too late buckaroo, beside who are you to gatekeep a purchase? :P
I think it still has a long way to go before I will buy one. It is no doubt the best iteration of AR / VR I have seen however my previous VR use makes me think of isolation, tired eyes and heavy goggles.
I can only imagine the toxic EMFs being emitted by the vision pro in the long term, with close proximity to the brain. Just 15 minutes are enough to alter brain waves to abnormal
For those that are ignorant on the new warnings on all cellphones not to place phone next to ear, look it up. Even the WHO has classified RF EMFs as a Class 2b carcinogen. We pretend to believe that natural EMF from the sun is the same as random, chaotic RF frequencies on the biofield, they are not.
Agreed. People aren't talking about how straining it is to put a screen right in front of your face. If you want to be immersed in a lakeside experience just go to a lake haha
Can I take this skiing?
While I personally haven't found any issues with eye strain and isolation, I have found a major issue with heavy/uncomfortable goggle.
Everything about the Vision Pro can be completely ruined if your head starts feeling strained after an hour or two.
This very much seems like a beta product, they know there's going to be a small market for a headset that's $3500
I like this video because it's not just a generic video on the device, it's a video on the possibility of what it can do in the future, including the positives and negatives. Good job Arun 👏🏽
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in order to justify the $3500 sticker price, it better can do everything that macbook or imac can do.
if it stuck to only the thing that Ipad can do, then $3500 can't be justified.
after all, it was priced as a professional publishing machine like Macbook or iMac.
Don't read my name...
@@humbleindian6303maybe start to get your grammar correct before commenting on someones downfall?😂
This is actually closer to something that I would like on the market, not all the way there but close. I'm excited for this tech to evolve!
What else were you looking for with an XR/AR device?
When you mention that it’s an optimistic gamble, I think it’s important to remember that the dip in VR interest happened while this was well into development. At this point they’ve already sunk the cost and they’re taking a very bold step with the price point to double down and try to iteratively solve the problems that nobody else tried to while doing the most Apple thing ever - carving out a market pretending that competition doesn’t exist
I'm first guys
Like legit, I can buy a pretty good VR Setup With that amount of money, all the bells and whistles included with maybe some leftover for games.
What problems are they solving? The screen can’t be that good if you can see through it, with power like this games could be played but knowing apple, they would screw that up, This is useless
@@joeygil-hz9kvthe display is way beyond any vr headset on the market it seems, and it’s. Stand alone computer as well
@@adiskrdzic6937 you sure? Nothing about it being 8k, or even 4k yet, also seeming like the screen won’t have such a good contrast with darks
"I've never wanted and not wanted a product to exist at the same time as much as I do with this one."
Legendary quote!!
The whole "wanting it to exist but not wanting it to exist" wall hit me yesterday like a brick during the WWDC presentation. It feels like, YES, this is massive and this can be such a breakthrough for VR. However, there's the thing that "making memories" f.e. is kinda nice but... making memories of everyone wearing such a thing in the future? lolnope. Also the FaceTime thing CREEPED ME OUT AF.
Maybe it's old people that get creeped out but anyone who's played a video game in the last 20 years won't be disturbed by a 3D avatar.
@Vinny Veritas well, I'm 38, Played lots of games in the past and it's still eerie to me. And no I am not afraid of horror movies or the like. They're cheesecake. This however is giving me goosebumps and I can't really explain to you why.
But I am not the only one.
I don’t think anyone is going to wear this in a social environment. But for office work in some closed space with huge screens or also travel and couch entertainment this is going to be huge. It maximizes the experience, while minimizing distractions and overcoming technological limitations of 2D and small screen size. Allowing for interruptions by others and showing responsiveness via digital eyes only makes this a valid option for work in shared space, but surely no one intends to wear it for longer conversations or in daily life. Also the 3D Camera thing of capturing an experience and playing it back as well as never before, is a gimmick for now that won’t be used much. But be prepared for iPhones to receive 3D cameras as well, because they will likely remain the no1 recording device, while the vision will set the standard for the viewing experience, especially when the more affordable version gets released then.
"making memories" when holding a phone in front of your face to record them: yess!!!!
"making memories" when having goggles on your face that lets other people see you and you see them: noooo muh black mirror!!!
still, it's gonna be a while until these are actual glasses that dont make you look like a dork lmao
@@SnrubSource yes, it is different. A phone is mostly in the hands of people, without interfering face to face interaction too much. These goggles are different there. Also when u are talking about glasses, then you mean a completely different product that Apple so far did not choose to develop and flopped for Google.
I'd really like to see them focus most on AR Advancements. High quality AR in my opinion has the most potential out of anything other than a quality headset display to use for ur PC/phone/game console. AR has so much that can be improved upon and i really hope we see this category of software capabilities improve a ton.
DO NOT BUY VR HEADSETS
@@adamconsidine6384 Too late buckaroo, beside who are you to gatekeep a purchase? :P
@@adamconsidine6384 PSVR2 Is Awesome = VR GAMING is NOW
And NOT GONNA SLOW DOWN.
Year 2020'S, pondering advances in 2030's-2050's
@@Stephanthecuteblondie2567 DO NOT BUY VR HEADSETS
DO NOT BUY APPLE PRODUCTS
My biggest concern with THAT much tech combined with proprietary software is privacy. How much and what will they collect and store about the environments you're using it in and the people present, including yourself? It's already known that the iPhone collects all sorts, even when you opt-out.
Known? According to who? What evidence points to the idea that Apple is exploiting user data lol.
Same thing I'm thinking after how the cameras see so much it sounds to me like how Alexa will supposedly listens even when it's off
Or maybe I'm just a anti tech nut job who doesn't trust corporations
Well see I guess
@@jman617 Alexa needs to listen even when it's off, otherwise it can't hear the audio prompt that boots it. You're not an anti-tech nutjob, most people are outright ignorant on these types of things or will give up literally anything for convenience.
I still trust apple more than most companies with this kind of device, imagine what Facebook or Google would do with information from a device like this
@@IceYetiWins yeah that's true
Absolutely loved your take on where Apple is going with this product, very balanced and brilliantly communicated, thanks!
When I watched the promo video I got the chills, I have mixed feelings about this. From one side this new technology is exciting and it shows that Apple can still be innovative and looking forward to the competition, my other side is scared AF, this is the BLACK MIRROR, we basically become one thing with the tech, also wearing it isolates you even more from the external world, even if they put a glass in front of it and you can see your surroundings. You put it on and it's you and the tech, it's not a collective experience, it's the single person interacting with the virtual world. I'm sure that it can be used in many wonderful ways, but we are not ready yet, it's going to be another tool that will shift humanity to be self adsorb, just like mobile phones did, using more and more the tools and being sucked into it.
For me, i feel like something like this is mostly best worn maybe when you just wanna play video games or watch movies because it’s not proper to wear something like this to your job or in a meeting lol people won’t take you seriously.
@@KingChiChi20 slow person I see.
you couldn't have explained it better, i agree with you.
I don't understand. How is this any different from other VR headsets? You're still not going to be able to wear this for more than an hour without your head sweating.
If you want something to be scared of, we already have smartwatches that record raw brain data and feed it to whatever apps you give permission to.
we will never be ready for it
just wanted, to say the level detail in your camera is excellent. depth of field and lighting were amazing. I hope your camera man gets raise.
I think you really got it, it’s not just about isolating yourself like current VR, it’s acknowledging that there are other people in the world around you with the front screen. Says a lot about the psychology of Tim Cook & Zuckerberg et al.
It makes zero difference if your eyes are visible or not.
@@damazywlodarczyk id assume he was joking….
@@damazywlodarczyk For you, perhaps. Maybe millions like you. But, for millions of others, it makes a world of difference. In fact eye contact is critical to most humans. What the Vision Pro is doing could stand a lot of improvement, but I predict this is another thing that all headsets will have inside of 5 years.
@@TheHardcard considering what the goal of most other headsets are (entertainment for a single person, especially video games) i doubt any other headsets are gonna use this concept for quite a while lol
@@TheHardcardIf you were carrying a long conversation. Why wouldn't you just take off the headset?
You nailed the positives, negatives, positioning, potential and future outlook better than anyone else so far. Terrific job, as always. Your perspective rocks.
As a VR user. The way you described screen door effect is perfect.
Yeah but then he said oh the screens are so close to your eyes when any VR user knows the focal point is infinity
What an incredible well balanced review of something we dream of owning
Love this take. Clearly explains the possibilites and how risky it was for Apple to take this step. As they saw though, high risk, high reward. Let's see how this pays off.
I agree with you but I would had hope Aron to cover the security and privacy risk for the consumer with this product.
@@miguelarias3484 Yes, this is next level stalking!
i think what will happen is people see the vision pro and try enter the vr market and buy a cheaper headset (for average people)
Some people are gonna make the craziest porn that's ever existed.
@@theprocat719 Ohhh, imagine if they cannot watch movies or do anything together due to the fact that they have different branded headsets.
That's more than likely to happen and very typical
This is a great take on this product. This format of limited movement and sitting and talking about the product without zooming in/out with tons of text on screen popping in and out was such a superior format. I feel like I can focus on what he is saying rather than constantly looking at graphics.
The Vision Pro is actually something Id love to have but right now all priorites go towards *AMZT30* which Amazon accidently put up at the same day.
MrWhose should make a video about it too
else not fair
shut up bots
I like how all the little Android users are like, “Uh-oh, Amazon made a one that is cheaper and smarter!!”Dude, you haven't used the Apple one. What do you mean it's smarter? What the hell are you on about, LittleBoy, mfs hate on apple but thats why Samsung innovates so much but still doesn’t sell like apple.
@@OkaySirimagine getting baited by a bot. Lmao
Very well thought out and described. I see both the benefits, concerns, and preparations made for this product. I suppose we'll see what happens in the future! I hope our shared humanity experiences does not diminish because of this.
I find the isolating aspect really interesting. I live alone and most of my communication with friends happens over written or voice chat. Joined activities are often online gaming, watching a sport game „together“ or shopping „together“ - non of which involve us sitting in one room. I’m not too sure the goggles would make much of a difference there. Meeting up in person more often than once or twice a month, is simply not realistic with the busyness of life. My BFF lives in a different country, so we usually see each other in person 2-4 times a year for some travelling. I still have tons of neighbours and colleagues I chat with, but I don’t see that changing with the goggles either - maybe it’s different for multi-people households?
Don't read my name...
@@Dont_Read_My_Picture don't read this......
Shut up
Go touch grass ffs
Might not be for everyone but I find meeting through VR/3D social platforms such as VRChat more engaging than plain text, telephone or video calls but that still doesn’t beat in-person meetings and I doubt anything will replace that but I can see people would replace longer voice and video calls with VR meetups in the future.
I don’t think it will change multi-person households that much, depending on the households either everyone is already doing their own thing on their phones or computers, and in the future they would move to XR headsets while the households that spend their time doing activities together will continue to do so.
@@seraphinax6449 VRChat should only complement IRL and be a gateway to meeting people eventually IRL.
Damn you really pumped this out quick, editing is still on par with usual videos. Well done Mate!
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I love his videos!
Love your videos Noble!
Love your vids noble
he won’t shag you
Cant believe tech like this actually exists now.. this is like something youd see in a movie and not expect to come to reality
Exactly! I mean we've almost achieved Jarvis level AR, plus AI voice, Large Language Models, image creation in so short duration.
Man I wish Steve could be here and see how much of an effect he had on civilization💔
We are peaking
Imagine being born 100 years from now instead. I think we are a bit too early to truly experience what technology has to offer.
We dont need this bullcrap. Apple 'i'ncel
tech like this existed before. this is a clone of meta quest pro
the guided tour on how to maneuver the vision pro was pretty good, the way your eyes are the cursor and your hand the click button, and how gigantic you can make your windows.
I love how you are always so thorough and unbiased. Keep up the good work Arun!
Not just all this, but one thing I love about this headset is it proves we’re on track to getting glasses that work as a headset
9:03 ....you practically read my mind and explained literally the mixed emotion i was feeling throughout the video. The excitement and the uneasiness of such advancement in tech.
we all know he's working on a new vision pro vid rn
While apple was not the first to make an AR headset like this, I think that this was mostly a wakeup call, telling the world "This is what we can do." AR and VR markets have been dropping because of a lack of innovation, and this is definitely it. I'm interested in seeing if apple is going to be very "closed" with this, as well as their iphones. Will you be able to sideload apps, or will you only be able to install apple approved apps. Regardless, its a cool headset and im interested in seeing where it will go. Great video on the product!
yea i agree and i also belive while headsets like the quest have been extremely popular the limited hardware is holding the vr and ar market back
Yeahi definitely agree. I think their announcement is far more important than the tech they have right now, because it means that the industry WILL grow
The way this guy records his content is just next level his 12 minute video felt like 2 minutes to me
its the quick cuts.. hes never looking at the same camera for more than 15 sec. along with apple footage he keeps you engaged
I really hope they do continue to support and sell iPhones, just because of how useful they are. Personally, I feel like it would be a lot harder to film from a certain angle, or play games on this headset.
Apple would be shooting themselves in the foot if they actually stopped selling iPhones. Majority of people don't want to be wearing a headset like this on the daily, not to mention storing it while in public and dealing with your glasses would be another nightmare. Sure it's a really cool piece of technology, but I couldn't see anyone using it to replace an iPhone. Perhaps to replace a laptop though.
@@professorwinstonreplacing a laptop is still unlikely but it could happen if you had a keyboard and mouse to accompany it
@@phi1688 well it was said in the video that you can connect it with your apple keyboard and mouse or trackpad
and the m2 chip is literally the chip that is in all macs right now so you have the power of a laptop too
They wont stop selling iPhones for a long time if they ever stop. VR is not ready for wide adoption yet if it ever will be.
there are far better cell phones out there besides Apple. iPhones are kind of mid-tier specs in the phone market. Especially their cameras
Your part about humanity and setting apart was one of the most content-full things you've ever said.
It was worth subscribing just for that
Tbh I’m a fan of MKBHD, and tech channels … but this one is taking information to another level… congratulations Mrwhostheboss
The myopia problem with screens too close to the face is a problem with how our eyes focus on content. Because the Vision Pro allows us to interact with it like it’s out in the room, our eyes won’t be focusing ultra close like holding the iPhone or iPad too close. The interesting thing I’ve noticed is when I bought a Quest, it had adjustments to help make the screen clearer. This doesn’t have that so I’m guessing it’s going to utilize the interior cameras to make sure the content is presented in a way that adjustment won’t be necessary.
Nobody mentioned the motion sickness yet. I’m very prone to motion sickness and even watching this video gave me an imaginary headache. 😅
Watch mkbhd on how they deal with the screens.
Not quite. There's still an issue with focus. Our eyes expect to focus differently on close things than on things further away, and there's no way for a VR set to simulate that. All objects in 3D space require the exact same focus from your eyes. For me at least, this is headache inducing over a long period. VR is great in short doses, but wearing it all day would be a killer.
@@brookewestonctc wouldn’t the 3D imaging and placing it correctly in our 3D space at least alleviate some of that issue?
@@sythemaster1 it would, most motion sickness/headache issues come from the fact that the optics are not perfect and the field of view is limited which causes your eyes to occasionally focus on the optic elements rather than the image being rendered. This back and forth focusing is what's causing eye fatigue and some people are more sensitive to this than others. Eye fatigue should not be an issue given a perfectly transparent optic element and a sufficiently rendered image that looks natural with good depth and field of view. Of course this is the holy grail of AR/VR technology :) We will see if Apple managed to find it or not...
I'm mostly more concerned by Apple having the ability to constantly monitor everything around me with sensors so granular that if they wanted to they could insert someone else into living the exact same experiences as I'm having.
Boy u aint concerned bout nothing u just want one of these headsets dont u
@@arsh0189 🗿this had me 💀
@@Respok 🤣🤣🤣
Same!
why would you care if someone was living in a 3d model of your room? its not physically bothering you is it
Honestly seeing all of this groundbreaking tech inserted into a vr headset, that 3,5k price tag isnt even that ridicolus
Imagine giving this to a man before 15 years :0
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They'd think it was a more advanced version of the Nintendo Virtual boy or the Sega VR.
Vr headsets have been around since 1995.
Lol
Or a woman
Not gonna lie Mrwhsoetheboss, you really placed a great effort on making this review way more entertaining than others, and liked the way you displayed your thoughts, as they were smart and extremely persuasive!!
very true. 100 percent correct.
The one thing I hated about my oculus quest was the fact that it took me out of the real world while forcing me to remain somewhat stationary. If I can wear this headset around the house while doing basic household tasks it’s a game changer. Imagine multiple screens all around you each showing you something different while you’re cooking or cleaning. If it works well it will be incredible
It has a wire
@@disneyplusmember it does not
Do you have the meta quest 2 I have one I have dev mode so I can have no boundary.
@@KL-mn6ts while yes, walking around with a glorified ski-mask isnt something anyone would want long-term, it is still a fascinating technology. Imagine this gets smaller and slimmer to a point that its just a pair of glasses on your nose which people(including me) wear on a daily basis.
Imagine being able to do tasks like bakingk or stuff while watching an instruction video at the same time. really useful
This video is super well made. Incredible job covering all of the little details and info about this product, this video was deep and I appreciated the insigt. Technology is crazy.
Congrats on the 15Mil! I also definitely feel the “excited but not excited at the same time” feeling with this tech
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If I could like this video a 100 hundred times. I would have. It's the perfect take on such a product. You talked about all the repercussions about this product and how it has a higher ceiling. Also the iphone plateauing. Just perfect!
this man is literally next level i saw so many people explain from videos and he is next level
Bro nobody wearing these all day walking about the house people being unrealistic
It looks absolutely incredible. The technology is absolutely insane.
9:30 My thoughts exactly. I like the concept of this device for times when I’m alone but I like having my home theatre for family time. No way I’d be replacing it with this thing. Even though there are a few of features that supposedly help include the outside world, I’m a little concerned that a device like this would further isolate people regardless. It is a neat little gadget though and, although I am very much a Mac geek, at this price point, not something I’d see myself diving into anytime soon.
we will see when it comes out if everybody including your family is using it lol
What about home theatre time with everyone in the same AR? What about being able to sit in your home theatre with people who aren't physically in the same room?
@@ericolson9695 This was my thought...once the price comes down where you can have a family AR experience sharing the same movie. I see opportunities for businesses to build and sell custom immersive environments to experience movies in. I mean, just as an example, think if Disney released a new movie and offered a package where you could watch their movie in an immersive environment specifically tailored to that movie.
It's interesting that this product could create shared experiences across the globe while simultaneously isolating people who are just in the other room.
There are a ton of opportunities for all kinds of applications of this if it finds widespread use as the price, ideally, comes down with more iterations.
@@pranavsaini69 At $3500 a pop? 😵💫
@@ericolson9695 Not at that price.
I remember when I was a kid, I repeatedly was told that watching a tv screen would affect my eyesight. It’s 2023, and tech companies are creating innovative ways to make us watch contents as close to our eyes as humanly possible.
With the human interaction aspect, the best usecases i see for this thing is productivity and multitasking, and when im working I'll be doing it alone anyways so its not an issue if others aren't included. Wouldn't want to have it on my head 24/7, but when at my desk i can see this thing being super useful
Maybe the next generation. Early reports say this is quite heavy and uncomfortable after an hour or so. That's part of why they moved the battery pack seperate, because it was too heavy with it as part of the headset.
Ok the auto tinting glasses is a cool concept. The less sunlight the less tinted your glasses get, awesome tech.
Not gonna lie I'm getting the strongest "real life Black Mirror" vibes I've ever had from this and it feels absolutely surreal
And this is the reason why you have 15mil+ subscribers! Always well thought out, scripted content with excellent execution! Kudos 👏🏼
You can really tell by the comments, on all the other videos ive seen commenters are shouting in all caps “who this is for?”, “why is apple charging them so much?” “Kinect already did the same thing!” etc etc… and everyone here just gets it and has a conversation, because the video actually explains it well.
It's the voice for me. So soothing and clear. Personality is another plus!
This is a really big moment for AR / VR. As mentioned, no one has been able to put all those technology and make them all work seamlessly with the first iteration as Apple did. It is only going to be better. I envisaged a time when this new product class replaces conventional glasses to provide an even better seamless and natural experience. Thanks for sharing!
Isnt -dangerous- for *eyes* ?
Dont overhype it. This is basically an overpriced standard vr headset that will run mobile apps. The ONLY reason this will sell is because apple has pretty much locked out any other VR headset from their ecosystem.
that was pretty boring innovation by Apple 😂... 🤢🤮
Everyone can simply afford 3,500 to look stupid can't they
Search Hololens, this isn't a new piece of kit. AR/MR headsets have been around for years. And I would argue that Hololens 2 looks a lot less clunky.
its funny how i am waiting for your applw vision pro review now that its out
I like this concept for watching videos and playing video games, as well as for providing a significant personal office space without needing the physical space for a personal office. I am really confused about that very short battery life, though, when Apple has already gone in the direction of having an external battery.
External Battery Pro Edition: $3000
I mean, the nice thing about having the external battery, and it looking like it’s able to be detached, which means that as the battery degrades overtime you can replace it without having to replace the whole headset, or even in the future when they improve on those batteries, it would allow you to upgrade the battery without needing to get a new headset, so it seems like there is a bit of future proofing there
@@joshuaberardelli9461 Don't get me wrong, the external battery setup makes sense to me, considering the details you mentioned and the weight of the headset even without the battery. My question is why Apple didn't work with a battery that is, for example, 50% larger, since it would just go into your pocket anyway. To me it comes across poorly to specifically advertise the headset for things like watching movies but then have a default battery life of 2 hours or less.
it makes the entire headset a lot lighter with the battery on the outside and a lot easier to replace
I just don’t want that battery getting warm or hot sitting in one’s pocket, that can’t be good for your body or comfortable having a heated device.
This tech is going far. It's not in it's best shape but it has so much potential.
This product will sell, at least among tech enthusiasts.
I think vision pro is going to be good but vision pro 2 is gonna be mind blowing after they fix issues(I don’t know which issues, time will show them)
It might sell most to apple enthusiasts, not tech enthusiasts.
No it won't, metaverse just had a massive fail and this thing can't even play videogames
So Black Mirror episodes are coming to life indeed
I don't want to plug in forever, either. If this becomes mainstream it better be just a cool extension to life and not a requirement for everything moving forward.
just watched mkbhd's video on this, yours definitely feels more well-edited
This is really well produced and put together. You are smarter than most other youtube tech reviewers and very clear at presenting.
Arun is my inspiration my parents said if I get 5k subs they buy me a mic, begging u guys, literally begging .
@@MbitaChizino
You explain tech the best for me. So simple and informative. Great vid as always Arun.
I think for actually creating, it’s an excellent product. It’s not for entertainment, but a product that produces what people will be entertained by. For example, games, or images, or ads, or more. Just dynamic and thought rendering in a sense. Very stoic
the fact that this was made and edited in one day and still has this quality.
In all honesty: That’s literally just him talking about what he has been seeing and trying out an hour or so before this recording, and throwing some trailer footage at it. It’s not like this is some sorts of black magic.
Interesting when an event happens like this one and suddenly there's Amazon and their *AMZT30* banger
The vision pro is basically a VR headset without games, it’s like the real world with screens like that one glasses mrwhoistheboss already went through in his previous videos.
Yeah the only thing I was thinking this whole video is “but can I play vr games?”
If there's no game, nobody's buying it. The main target demographic for VR goggles are gamers, if Apple wants to attract the average consumer, they have to make it smaller just like a normal pair of glasses
@@hoover1150 yeah exactly, a big huge thing that cost more than monthly rent shouldn’t be just a screen, I have a oculus quest 2 and it’s 400~ USD and it do basically that, just change the mode, the Apple product is basically useless unless some dude just wants to spend money for a collection… plainrock124.. coughs* what
I'm going nearsighted just listening to you talk about this thing
Arun, just went on explaining the psychological, economical and even social psychology issues that would face from this groundbreaking tech. Eventhough we love to see this kind of tech. It just resembles that we are heading to a very kind of a dark era in human race.
So what do you want? For technology to stagnate or to carry us into the future by introducing innovative ideas? The same critics who were opposed against smartphones are the same critics who utilize those devices every day. Virtual Reality is the future and once a company can develop VR to that of a contact lens or glasses you and others will immerse themselves in it just like smartphones.
@@deced5 My only concern is there should be some kind of ethical standards to this (creating such standards is up to the scientists, developers who are working and creating new ideas) and there should be some kind of awareness from the beginng (just like Arun did in his video), if not the danger could be more severe than smartphones but this kind of awareness should be done globally without creating any language barrier.