It’s official: Apple has unveiled the first look at its brand new Apple augmented reality (AR) headset. And if the Apple Vision Pro lives up to the hype, it’s sure to change the world! Although the Apple Vision Pro won’t hit the market until sometime in early 2024 (and even then, only in the United States), we can learn a lot from early users’ first impressions.
And even though it has yet to hit the market, you can still plan ahead with product protection. When you subscribe to Mulberry Unlimited, you'll get coverage for all your electronic devices and more under the same product protection plan, which means when the new Apple Vision Pro finally comes out, you won't miss a beat. Here’s what we know about the Apple Vision Pro so far:
The Apple Vision Pro is Apple’s first AR headset, and is essentially a computer that can be worn on your face. One of the reasons the Apple Vision Pro is so significant is because it’s the very first spatial computing device to hit the market.
So, what is spatial computing? Rather than regular mobile computing that you control through a touch screen or keyboard, the Apple Vision Pro is controlled through eye movements and waving your hand. Impressive, right?
The Vision Pro is far more than simply an Apple VR headset. Using Apple’s proprietary technology, it neatly blends your surroundings with your virtual content to make it all one reality. The Apple Vision Pro will first hit the U.S. market in early 2024, and will have a starting price of $3,499. While the cost might seem a bit shocking, if the Vision Pro lives up to the hype, it will be more than worth it.
Although the Apple Vision Pro hasn't yet hit the market, initial Apple Vision Pro reviews have already begun to spring up around the internet, giving us a glimpse of what to expect from this groundbreaking and revolutionary device. Here’s a look at what some of the early reviewers are saying about the new Apple Vision Pro:
Incredible display
Early Apple Vision Pro reviews are raving about the device’s incredible display. From sparkling clarity to incredible depth, the Apple Vision Pro makes the user feel like they’re completely immersed. It comes with an OLED display for each eye, both of which have more pixels than a 4K TV–and that’s per eye!
Additionally, the Apple Vision Pro comes equipped with Apple’s first 3D camera. Combined with the crystal-clear display, the Vision Pro is rumored to create a visual experience unlike any other–and so lifelike, it almost feels real.
Seamless integration
Another benefit of the VisionPro is the flawless bridge it creates between the digital and physical worlds. Rather than isolating the user, the Vision Pro seamlessly connects the user’s online activities with the real world. It’s even equipped with features like EyeSight, which allows other people to see the user’s eyes while they are wearing the VisionPro.
According to early Apple Vision Pro reviews, the answer is a resounding yes. Although the Vision Pro is undoubtedly a higher-end product, most early users agree it more than lives up to the hype. Between its incredible spatial computing capabilities, 3D camera, and seamless integration between the physical world and the digital world, Apple’s new Vision Pro is sure to change the world.
That said, deciding whether to drop $3,499 on the Vision Pro will undoubtedly be a challenging choice to make. After all, that’s no small sum of money, especially when you consider that it’s only a first generation product. As with any early versions of an electronic device, there are bound to be bugs, snafus, and features that Apple will improve upon in the future.
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