I'm seeing positive impressions for the Vision Pro overall.
A very big virtual TV is a very appealing selling point for people living in small spaces. Not to mention the pinching and zooming has that Wii-like novelty to it.
Most of them also hate to turn their camera on when they ZOOM for their remote job so the avatar video call thing is popular too.
From what I can tell Apple certainly nailed the UI/UX and the tracking of this thing is flawless compared to products like the Rift. Despite Facebook trying to rebrand it, most people still consider the Quest to be a party game like Singstar or a gaming console and after they acquired Oculus they've mostly put thier focus on making it cheaper. The Apple Vision Pro looks much more futuristic and fashionable a 'premium product'. They also market it that way, especially with white women explaining to their nerdy black boyfriends how it works as he awkwardly pinches and gasps with her smiling and sipping tea. They're selling the career woman corpo dream quite effectively.
People don't mind wearing headsets in private as much as they do in public.
Lots of folks in big cities want to zone out and do self-care or 'me time' to not get triggered and all that bullcrap so I think Apple has a winner on their hands again, in the US at least.
A very big virtual TV is a very appealing selling point for people living in small spaces. Not to mention the pinching and zooming has that Wii-like novelty to it.
Most of them also hate to turn their camera on when they ZOOM for their remote job so the avatar video call thing is popular too.
From what I can tell Apple certainly nailed the UI/UX and the tracking of this thing is flawless compared to products like the Rift. Despite Facebook trying to rebrand it, most people still consider the Quest to be a party game like Singstar or a gaming console and after they acquired Oculus they've mostly put thier focus on making it cheaper. The Apple Vision Pro looks much more futuristic and fashionable a 'premium product'. They also market it that way, especially with white women explaining to their nerdy black boyfriends how it works as he awkwardly pinches and gasps with her smiling and sipping tea. They're selling the career woman corpo dream quite effectively.
People don't mind wearing headsets in private as much as they do in public.
Lots of folks in big cities want to zone out and do self-care or 'me time' to not get triggered and all that bullcrap so I think Apple has a winner on their hands again, in the US at least.
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