Apple Vision Pro is Apple’s entry into the world of spatial computing. While people will quickly compare it with all existing VR headphones, it is like comparing all cell phones of the 2007 era and the first smartphones with the original iPhone in 2007. They are not the same. Apple Vision Pro is a different device with some virtual reality characteristics and capabilities as well as the first cell phones could make calls, send text messages and navigate online. The iPhone did these things in an innovative way. I have spent the last four days taking the Apple Vision Pro through its steps.

No matter what reviews read or see about Apple Vision Pro, they really can’t do justice. It would be like describing what it is to go to the beach to someone who had never been on a beach. You can describe the sensation and even show them photos and videos, but they will not know what it is until they experience it. Apple Vision Pro (AVP) is so. Instead of trying to describe it with words, I recorded my Review and demonstration here:
Frequent questions that did not arrive at the video
Q. One of the problems I have with Apple Vision Pro is that it is a very lonely device. Is there any way to watch a movie with another person?
R. I know at least two of my friends who mentioned this. I excavated a little and discovered that the Apple TV application has built -in shade. I tried it and worked very well.
Q. Hey, can’t you touch the keys on the virtual keyboard directly in the air?
TO. Yeah! And this is better, but it is not yet great and will take practice. I have found that the voice dictation is the fastest and efficient.
Q. If you have the environment that is directed as far as you can’t see the room you are in, can you interact with people in the room?

A. Yes, by default, people’s awareness is underway to allow people close to their virtual environment.
Q. How did you record the video above and the screenshot of the people’s conscience up?
A. Apple Vision Pro has a built -in screen recording that is very similar to its iPhone/iPad. What I had to get used to is that the parts of the video/screenshot are blurred. This is because, like your eyes, what you are seeing at the time you took the screenshot or the recording will be focused, and things will be a soft focus.
Q. When doing facetime or other online meetings, how do people see you?

A. During the AVP configuration process, creates a virtual person. This person (false) will be used as your avatar during Facetime calls. Person is a “beta” feature, and I hope you improve a lot. At this time, people look a bit subject to false smiles.
Q. Can you import 360º photos?
A. Yes, you can add panoramas or 360º photos to the Apple Photos application, and once you synchronize at AVP, you can enjoy them in a 360º immersive view.
Q. What configuration did you ask?
A. I went with the 1TB version simply because I didn’t know how much space I can use over time, and as you probably discovered, you can’t add more storage later. I also obtained my Zeiss recipe inserts and the AVP travel case (which is huge). I did not ask for an additional battery, but you can get one for long flights.
Q. I know you said you don’t play, well, I do it. Can I use a game controller?
A. Yes, it admits a variety of wireless games controllers, including PlayStation and Xbox.
Q. Can I try one before buying?
A. Yes, you can visit your Local Apple Store for a demonstration.
Q. How much does it cost and where can I get it or more details and specifications?
A. Apple Vision Pro starts at $ 3,500, and you can ask for one in your local Apple store or Online here.
The final result
I am happy with my Apple Vision Pro. I am using it more every day. Obviously, this is just the beginning, and it is a product of version 1. I hope you improve you, see more native vision applications and new less expensive models to go over time. It is an exciting moment, and every time I use it, I feel that I am in the future.
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