Apple Vision Pro Review: Tomorrow's Ideas... Today's Tech!

Apple Vision Pro is a glimpse into the future... with today's technology

0:00 Intro
2:48 Immersiveness
6:35 Looking through glass
9:10 The Ecosystem
13:17 The Apps
16:06 The Comfort Issue
19:55 Eyes on the outside
21:40 So should you buy It?

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[zomgNOOO]

Taking off a VR headset reminds me of taking off ski boots. You appreciate being back to walking normal again but you really enjoyed the time on the hill.

[RobbinRams]

I always thought this is what google glass was supposed to be. Years later we got these huge snow goggles.

[CoreyTonge]

I honestly just can't wait to see this in the next 5-10 years and see the market grow and competitors try to 1UP each other

[maripaes]

I don’t plan on buying this but I was curious about your review and appreciate so much how honest, realistic, and relatable you are. You are the best tech reviewer of the internet and I thank you for helping us understand the newest things coming to the market ❤

[casey]

Marques is the only person who actually looks cool wearing this thing

[CleoAbram]

I’m excited to see our personas in a few years… full body teleportation, sign me up

[knightmare]

"I'm limited by the technology of my time" - Howard Stark (Iron Man 2)

Excited how this product progresses in the future.

[kalydoscop]

During the ecosystem section 12:31, i think one of the things that can be done to mitigate having to look at objects while using the virtual display for the Mac, is for there to be a "turn off eye tracking" option.
Since all the controls (Keyboard and mouse) still works, being able to turn off eye tracking while working in passthrough mode should be an option for the user.

[ChrisZubakSkees]

"Absolutely amazing, unparalleled, best I've ever seen" - quote going in Tim Cook's next keynote.

[timandfin]

Love the honesty on “should I get this”? No. Even after watching all these videos, these headsets still feel like a novelty rather than tech you’ll reach for to use in two months.

[thomashodgetts]

This is probably the best use case I've seen for transparent oled in the future. That is clearly the technology this was built for. Put the computer on the back of the head or in the battery enclosure and send video feed to a thin transparent display on the front.

[masontromero]

8:34 you're telling me I can stare at the sun with these?? FINALLY!!!!

[sethgibbons]

4:47 Was totally wondering why it looked soooo blurry watching this! Makes total sense and can see where you were looking if you pause.

[MorzakEV]

13:11 Dont worry, we all do this to some extent. This reminds me of hearing stories of astronauts when the first come home, and break objects on the floor (like. Mug or plate) because they were expecting those objects to stay floating where they leave them. It’s amazing how fast our brains recalibrate!

[maybud]

Like the 1st generation iPhone, the 1st gen Vision Pro is the answer to questions we haven't yet thought of.
I agree with Marques: time will tell.

[richbuckingham]

Fun fact... "Foveated Rendering" was also used in the Royal Air Force's Harrier GR3 Flight Simulator back in the late 1980s, the pilot wore a special helmet that tracked the movement of the eyes so that the projection on to the screen only had to render in detail where the pilot was looking as of course back then computing power, especially for video rendering, was extremely limited.

[AaronTheUltima]

The Vision Pro's hand gestures always make me think of the scene with Tony Stark messing around in that 3D space

[ddrums]

The fact that you looked up at the wall where you thought a window would be without the headset on is the best evidence I've heard yet that this thing will stick.

[NickSandee]

Thanks @mkbhd did you and others use the Vision Pro in the same room? Are you able to see the same screens and work together on the same whiteboard for example?

[h.glover]

No, I won't buy one, BUT... It looks to be a fantastic update on tech!! I've been watching your videos for years and have always enjoyed them for their clarity, honesty ...and less noise. I was there for your first 1M subscribers' video live stream.
Anyway, this one on the Vision Pro did not disappoint. I've watched all three videos on the Vision Pro and enjoyed each one. You've set and continue a high standard for review research. 98% of the products you review I will never use, much less buy. But keep it up; we enjoy your presentation of the information.