The Apple Vision Pro is not a consumer friendly product
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- čas přidán 19. 02. 2024
- I was going to start this channel with coverage on the Apple Vision Pro. But after seeing people share their experience I grew suspicious. So i had to see for myself...
$3500 for a HMD or VR headset is a lot to ask. It's important that you consider the true value it adds before choosing the Vision Pro as your next tech purchase.
To those who are familiar with the world of Augmented Reality /Virtual Reality /Mixed Reality you may not be impressed. Let me explain.
This is the Construct. Thanks for watching.
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Timestamps for those short on time!
1:00 - The verdict
4:55 - Passthrough and Hand Tracking
5:40 - Floating Windows
7:19 - Multitasking
7:57 - Hand occlusion
8:21 - Spacial Videos on QUEST3!
9:55 - CZcams VR ( Not on Apple Vision Pro )
12:42 - Resize floating windows like the AVP ads
also I said M1. when I meant M2 right at 2:44 my bad.
In case you don't know (I didn't for a while) if you put those time stamps in the description but with a first one at 0:00 YT will auto recognize it and create them in the video too :) Hope that's helpful
@@jaybratt Yep, thanks i got the hang of it on future videos. I think it wasn't working when i first started the channel for some odd reason, so i put them in the comment 🤷🏽♂
It's refreshing to see someone using the quest 3 smoothly and efficiently like someone should do after using it for a long time. Not like the reviewers that use the product of one week and don't even know how to use the pinch or move the windows. Here, you know very well device and it's so nice to see someone talking about the things that I like about the quest 3 in an educated manner 👍 you won a subscriber
Thanks! Welcome!
The biggest piece missing from the Apple Vision Pro software is applications like VR Chat, Horizon Worlds, and various multiplayer games where you can interact with other people around the world whom you do not know, but have general fun communicating with a common goal of learning about the technology, software/game, tricks and tips about the software/hardware, and helping each other (new users or avid users). I like the community aspect of the Meta Quest. I have interacted with more good than bad.
I agree shared experiences are key.
Love the completely unbiased and honest take. Very well done video too for such a new channel. Waiting on my quest 3 to come in the mail tomorrow!
Thanks for watching! I will keep it unbiased here! You’re going to love the quest 3
So glad you went and took the demo before just jump into any conclusions!!!
One of the biggest missing features I really want on the MQ3 is a good source to stream 3D movies I pick. I've been having issues getting a bluray drive that will properly read 3D movies to rip them, and finding a movie you want to watch on big screen means you're probably coming into the movie in the middle of it at possibly lower bitrates than desired.
Agreed. A good source of 3d movies is needed
For sure. The ones I’ve caught on big screen have been a joy to watch. That’s a good thing about Apple entering the market. It will bring awareness to the value of such things
I am seeing your video recommendations EVERYWHERE!! Keep up the good work :)
Thanks Man! Love your content as well. 👊🏽
I’m an Apple fan huge but this is not worth $3500
Just to see my apps on a wall that I already can on my iPhone
Big Facts. The price point kills its value every way you look at it. I’ll get a more refined version. I did the same with iPad and Apple Watch
13:06 This is a better version. It’s the version you didn’t experience in your demo, I think.
I watched a movie on a screen the width of my living room, while cooking the other night.
I was incredible.
Great video mate! Avid MQ3 user here too.
I love my MQ3 but the controllers are a must. The hand tracking is a bit clunky and not always accurate. The pass through is good but I wish I could see my laptop and pc monitor more clearly when wearing the MQ3. When the MQ4 has improved those 2 it’ll be unstoppable!
Netflix needs to be updated so we can watch 1080p and 4k resolution as the MQ3 is great for watching movies & series I agree but at less than 500p on the current Netflix app 😬🍿 I still use it as it’s good enough.
The 1 feature I wish we had on MQ3 that the AVP has is have multiple apps open at the same time placed wherever I like rather than 3 spaces.
Other than that the MQ3 is so good. Infact if I owned an AVP and MQ3 I’d be wishing the AVP had loads of the MQ3 features and that doesn’t even include the games. Because of the comfort of the MQ3 with third party headstraps and facial accessories I often forget I’ve been on it for hours 😅
Btw to anyone who has an iPhone, MacBook and iCloud getting the MQ3 is still a great choice because I have all Apple stuff and it works well with the MQ3 I use virtual desktop so I can sit anywhere in the house to use my laptop with up to 3 screens. Shoot spatial video on my iPhone 15 pro max. The list goes on 😂
Yeah man. I want to like the AVP… I’m hearing reviewers say the hand and/or eye tracking isn’t perfect over there either so controllers just remove all that guess work.
I look forward to the UI updated the MQ3 can run multiple apps if the UI allowed. I agree it will probably be smoother on the next headset.
My pass through seems to be getting better after every update. I realize that’s subjective but one tip is to go to accessibility settings an mess with the contrast until the noise looks less gray. Also I hear v64 is going to improve it. Now, if we could just get rid of the warping LoL
Thanks for watching and spending some time in the comments!
I'm normally a huge Apple fanboi, but I agree with 100% of everything you said! I would love to have more polish to my Quest 3, but not when it costs the price of a small used car. I really hope Apple either dramatically reduce the price or make some apps that make the Vision into an actual powerful computer and not just an iPad you attach to your face.
Hahah same i love my apple products I just couldn’t go with this as a consumer it just felt wrong. You’ll see me first in line at the Apple Store for the more reasonable version
@@TheConstruct_VR same here, dude! If it’s ever $2K or less, I will buy one. But only if the Pro model is that much. The standard Vision, if that ever comes out, should be like $1500 or less.
@@sazomedia exactly!
5:40 I think it’s dumb to have screens everywhere as well, they mainly just show that to show that it can be done. But how I used it was when I was watching a show I would have my main screen up and then if I need to check a text, music or anything else I would pull up a screen and put it to the side or if I wanted to put the time widget next to the screen, I can put it to the side and that’s how I used it. But I enjoyed being able to put it anywhere. I wanted so that it was convenient rather than having to put it all in the same bar like quest.
Nice. Yeah more multi tasking is a must for sure. I hope they’re able to pull it off on the quest. I look forward to using it that way on a future AVP as well.
Great channel! I finally decided to buy this device) Go on! I think your channel is waiting for success!
Thank you! And welcome!
Totally agree
I think this is a pretty good analysis. It really just depends on what people are going for, for most quest is easily the better choice like I mentioned in my video. I'm working on a vision video now and for the most part is going to appeal more to apple users or people who just want a large screen in front of them that's a tad better than quest's.
I like both devices though, def a good video. If anything, it'll just drive more people to the quest/the next more premium model of the 3 that drops!
For sure! Thanks for checking out this video. I respect that you went and grabbed one to put it through its paces. I still haven’t convinced myself to do that yet. The ecosystem will win the day again I think
yeah man, hell it's a tax write off if I decide to keep it but I regularly edit client work on premiere pro so having a big screen that seamlessly connects is valuable. even then, I dont think anything is worth the price so it def struck the 'wants' category for me but I'm enjoying both devices. and I agree, I think ecosystem is where apple wins overtime for the people that like to be In the system .
but realistically, you can get a cinema camera for under $3500 (or a cash car even lol) so the price is insane but that's apple for you all day. your video randomly popped up on my main page feed, keep grinding G @@TheConstruct_VR
Thanks for the vid man, all along I knew where I stood speaks loads to your "digital integrity" to coin a phrase lol, BTW I subbed.
Hey thanks for watching and welcome! 👊🏽
Forget everything else I think what truly sets these devices apart for me personally is the Apple ecosystem because I’m able to do anything I need at a moments notice
Can’t beat that ecosystem! I tell my android user friends this all the time. Honestly once the price point is right it will be the device to have for multi use computing
This is fascinating. I’ll finish the video but wanted to comment on how people weigh the pro’s and con’s differently.
3:45 the lack of a need for controllers is great, imo. I don’t want to have to keep how it’s the headset AND those, if I am not trying to use a game which requires them.
I use a controller when I need one. That’s a superior experience, imo.
The polish is costly. No lie. But having experienced the AVP, I suspect that I would either use it or use nothing.
The drop in quality and experience, based on my limited headset use prior to the AVP along with the many videos out there, showing Quest interfaces.
Yeesh.
The raggedy hand tracking visual effects… 🤦🏾♂️
I want to record and watch 3D content. Apple’s device has that.
Apple’s ecosystem…
Apple’s extra, free 3D content is awesome.
Immersive environments for movie watching…
Easy access to major motion pictures via Apple and Disney…in 3D.
Again, I’ll finish the video (although I doubt anyone will finish this rant; and I don’t blame them 😅 ) … Imma let you finish… but the things Apple brings to the table are awesome.
It’s the best tv I’ve ever had. Maybe others with 8K HDR QLED, laser TV’s aren’t impressed but I noted the absolutely FLAWLESS blacks in a 3D movie I watched last night.
Anyway, back to the show..:
On controllers . Yeah value varies from user to user. Like for example I’m a gamer and the AVP doesn’t map a safe space for fully immersive VR and doesn’t have controllers rehired for real gaming. That’s
Completely useless for some but everything to a gamer.
I’m sure Apple is trying to be first with this like the headphone jack 😅
bende quest 2 var memnunum . quest 3 param yetmedi ama ikiside iyi cihaz . quest 2 de farklı değil aslında arayüzü ve uygulamaları aynı olduğu için rahat olabilirim şuan zaten asıl olay pc de
Yes! The quest 2 + a PC is an excellent value. Super affordable if you already have the PC.
4:00 the apple pen does not work with the AVP!!!😅 .. this would have be a game changer for the price AVP it is a big letdown
Yeah man. It’s a let down for us who want to jump in to stuff. This was a very expensive research and development phase. I think we’ll get the amazing consumer focused AVP soon enough. Thanks for watching!
Only issue i have with the quest 3 is that I honestly wish the passthrough really looked like how it does when recording bec it doesnt not a big issue but bit better quality would be nice
Yeah I just keep telling myself that the pass through isn’t as important as the price or apps/games I’m using . But honestly that only works half the time the rest of the time I’m quite disappointed 😂
In truth, the Apple Vision Pro made me feel worse about it than before.
Yea its not a big issue at at but I think it would be nice
Yep, similar background, been into VR since I got the OG Vive on launch day, bought many headsets since then, including the MQ3. Went and took the test run in the store and wasn't all that impressed. HOWEVER, I zigged where you zagged. I bought the AVP anyway, because I felt this was a sea change moment in the industry, and I wanted a front row seat to what was coming. Over the course of about a week and a half, I absolutely fell in love with the AVP, and I have put it on every day since the day I got it. So I think when one is coming from a VR background it's easy to see the AVP through your preconceptions, and to not really appreciate it, because you're trying to fit it into a box you think it should belong in. Honestly, I'd be much more interested in your thoughts after you've owned it for a period of time, instead of just what you think after half an hour seeing it, because if I had just gone home and made a video right after the demo, I probably would have told the world it wasn't all that special myself.
Yep that’s fair. I’ve even considered grabbing one for the 14 day window. But like I said I have a serious case of dejavu here. You’re NOT wrong. What you described above was exactly what happened with the iPhone. It was weird, a bit too expensive and no one saw the point. Now look at all of us. Curious to do you feel like you’re getting $3500 of value or that just the cost of early adoption / front row seat? I realize I just asked for an opinion but I’m genuinely curious of how you feel about the investment
@struct_VR That's a really hard question to answer, because value is very subjective, just like cost is. However, I will say AVP really caught me off guard when I took it off, after being in it a while, and I got that feeling like I was "returning home," like the feeling you get when you're coming back from a trip. VR has never created that feeling in me. I've felt the "sense of presence" but it's always been couched in a sort of suspended disbelief, much like you have when you're reading, or watching a movie. Watching a movie in Avengers HQ and looking down and seeing your own hands, there in a space they shouldn't exist, evokes this primal feeling like you're really at Avengers HQ. Something about seeing your real hands, and not an avatar, in the virtual plane, a crystal clear virtual plane, is really something. Not to mention the absolutely witchcraft level audio Apple has going on. Top that all off, when you're in the AVP, just doing your thing, reading emails, books, comics, responding to texts, looking at Discord, checking your bank account, whatever you'd normally be doing on a computer, you have these super powers that are just low key available all the time. You're not playing a game to have them, they're just part of being in the AVP. This doesn't immediately hit you while you're in the Apple Store, but the way the AVP blurs the line between your real space and this world you have absolute control of, leaves you trying to continue to control things like you have ESP even after you take off the headset. I've NEVER found myself trying to use VR skills in the real world before. I think what Apple has delivered is your own intimate private world where you have god like powers, and the computer is an extension of your mind. Like it took a few days for me to key into this, but once I did, I was pretty hooked, and my return window closed last Tuesday, but I still have it. So yeah, I guess I think it's worth it.
@@bujin5455 I’m actually VERY happy to read this. I think this is what all the smart people at Apple wanted to make people feel. I agree. Brining your computing experience into a HMD with the Apple finesse is marvelous. I think k the price point + 1st gen hardware will keep this out of so many hands that would appreciate what you described above. I’m eager to see where it goes. Thanks for taking the time, I’ll speak to this in a future vid 🤝
@@TheConstruct_VR When considering the price, think of how much it costs to travel, what a hassle it is, how much time it takes, and then compare that with the ability to travel to your own magical plane of existence anytime you want (because that's what it's like for me). One might even say AVP is cheap, in that context. But that's assuming you can judge the 'over all' experience of having the AVP at your beck and call, verses just the tech specs that somewhat resemble other options. The difference between a magic trick and disappointment is just millimeters after all.
@@bujin5455 Yeah I hear you. Cost is subjective for sure. In the end experiences will vary. There are people out there who have justified buying things that are way more expensive. I'm seeing people who love it and Apple is seeing lots of returns. We'll see where this goes.
The question is:
What can you do with this headset that you normally can’t do without?
Cos people need a good reason to put on a bulky 600 g on their face with a cable hanging out to an another heavy battery pack .
I can’t really imagine someone professional using that for work instead of normal monitors or anybody will always watch movies on it being completely isolated instead of a giant TV screen with friends.
On the other side I can use my Quest 3 for gaming, social network and can even watch movies with my friends with it .
Exactly and when the average consumer asks what do they want to do with their money. The quest 3 is clearly a solid option. I look forward for Apple to iterate though.. this just ain’t it for the masses.
@@TheConstruct_VR : I recommend you to watch Linus review. He as an enthusiast tech expert made it very clear that there’s actually no real use case scenario where you need to have the AVP . And he demonstrated it in a very funny and professional way .
@@adeldeutsch3901 yep watched it. I align with his views on it for sure
The real problem with the Apple Vision Pro is that it doesn't have native PCVR support. With that money I could get a quest 3, full body tracking accessories and a PC with an i5 14600k + RTX 4080 Super. Who in their right mind would go for a headset that doesn't even let you resize your laptop screen instead of that?
Seriously. People keep talking about it being “different” but the price kills that argument every time! It’s basically an over engineered dev kit to show us what’s possible. And that’s fine if people want to play with that but … I’ll wait for a more refined product … ESPECIALLY if the price stays this high.
@@TheConstruct_VR For me it can only compete with the Meta quest pro, maybe a bit more expensive for being an apple headset, so somewhere around $1500-$2000 without removing too many core features like super high resolution cameras, eye tracking and quality sensors.
20th subscriber. Because why not :)
Hahaha. I like the way you think. Welcome!
u can always get a second hand one 10 months later for $1700 :P ....but the next gen will be more interesting
🤔 not a bad idea. I doubt they’ll go into refurb that low anytime room but I’ll be watching! Thanks
@TheConstruct_VR yeah maybe it won't be that low ....but maybe quite a few people that r not used to vr might want to get rid of it if they haven't used it in a couple of months
I appreciate and enjoy my Quest 3, but I also recognize all the clutter in its software stack. The link feature is still Oculus. The Meta stuff is basically a customized Google Andriod. It does not feel like a premium fully seamless and integrated experience. Again, for what it is and its price it is awesome. But when I look into the future, I do not think Meta will be able to catch up with apple. It's not comparing the OLED screen vs. the LCD screen. Of course the Apple Vision Pro has a much better display and clarity. It's FOV is somewhat lackluster still and all that. But what I am talking about is the "long run." Apple will bring more affordable products to the consumer. Maybe not featuring an OLED but only an LCD screen. But in the long run, Apple's capability to craft everything itself - from the hardware to the software, is an advantage over Meta that Meta will not be able to compensate. Meta had several years after it aquired Occulus and this is how far they got? I am not talking about the nice pancake lenses .. I am talking about the overall hard/software stack and it's integraton. Meta wasted time on trying out their "social stuff" instead of creating a solid foundation. With the first product Apple basically at least tied Meta's headstart of being several years in the market already. And I assume it won't take long that people will buy a more affordable Apple Vision product over any Meta Quest product just because of the overall experience will be so much more polished.
Somehow it's also a bit "unfair." Meta is not a company one could compare with Apple. Meta is bying some Snapdragon chips and integrating on Google Andriod while Apple is designing its own chips and is 100% owning its phone and base technology. Meta is just not compareable at all in this regard. Meta is not capable to craft hardware and software so optimized specifically for it like Apple can do. And time will show this difference very very clearly I suppose. Maybe I am wrong and Meta will get its stuff together. But after so many years being in the market already, I am not seeing this coming. Anyway .. it will be exciting to see what is happening in the future and Apple entering the market and Sony pushing for PCVR accessibility is just plain awesome for VR as a whole. Today, I am enjoying my Quest 3 and will not buy the Vision Pro. In a few years, I think the playing field will be different and probably a no-brainer when it comes to deciding if you go for the Apple product or not.
Hey thanks for spending the time here in the comments! I don’t have any arguments for what you stated. Apple is no slacker when it comes to hardware the people love. This first iteration is a no for me as well. I’ve enjoyed of what Apple has done for the user for a long time. I see a repeat pattern of them being in a position to test out first concepts at super high prices.
They usually come around, I look forward to the future of this product as well.
@@TheConstruct_VRPeople already are speculating about the "Apple Vision Air" entry level model coming up soon 🙂
Apple knows how to build computers for a long time, including iPhones, iPads, watches etc. Meta is more a "webpages company" until it purchased Occulus.
Some folks already work on an app to connect Apple Vision Pro to SteamVR.
I think in the next few years we will see how this entire market prospers. Including a Quest 4 with super wide FOV and OLED :-)
And I think it is awesome SONY says it will make it possible to use PSVR2 with PC.
Things are looking good altogether.
But just like you, as a current Quest 3 owner I won't spend 3.500 on Vision Pro and instead, wait until this new Apple product line and the available software for it has developed a litte further. I also think it would be not good for me to look at these gorgeous OLED screens and then go back to Quest 3. Thus I won't even touch it becasue otherwise I would like to have this step up in resolution and clarity right away nonetheless 🙂
With a Quest 3, I can hold off a while and see how the market develops. Probably Valve will bring a new PC VR headset with "build in Steam Deck console" as well. We will see
Apple is no longer innovative. They lost VR with meta, they lost EV with Tesla, they lost AI with Microsoft. Apple iPhone os bo longer innovative. Also snapdragon releasing laptop arm CPU that is on par with M3. Apple is on its last legs.
@@jakejoyride sure
I have yet to see apple release a cheaper version of anything. if anything their products get more expensive, ipads, MacBooks , iphones all have raised in price except Thier SE models but who really buys those?
11:24 comparing a bit of light on the floor to an Apple immersive environment in which you’re in a full movie theater with lights and carpeting and walls, etc or even on a mountain top or in the woods by a lake, with reflections of the actual movie on the rippling water, is close to laughable.
It just goes to show that clearly, you find what the Quest offers to be good enough. And that’s fine and it’s fair. Honestly, I even think your overall approach is fair, despite my criticisms, but let’s not say it’s the same thing. A quantum leap has occurred from what I’m seeing in this video and what I experience on the AVP.
It sounds like your demo experience could’ve been better - but mostly it sounds like you’ve imprinted on your previous experience and I’ve imprinted on this “polished” version with so many extras and integration with my phone.
All my photos from the past 15 years or so are automatically available on the AVP.
No one mentions that. Maybe family photos aren’t as important to them. But that integration is awesome
I called my mom and used a feature to easily show her what I could see through the AVP, in real time - including apps, AR/MR objects, and even family videos.
She didn’t have to do anything but look at her phone.
Hey thanks for watching and taking the time to comment!
I’m very careful not to say the AVP is “the same” as the quest 3. And I never say that the Q3 is better. I’ve said multiple times that the AVP is better actually. It sounds like you value the things in the AVP to justify its cost and other draw backs. That’s ok too. I think people know the a $500 device isn’t exactly the same at the $3500 one.
The quest is a “good enough” experience, and it’s priced to be only that. I mentioned I’m not just hating on the AVP in the next video. But simply pointing out that the quantum leap you mention isn’t worth an extra $3k to many. So lets’s enjoy these similar although sub par experiences that already exist. People buy Lamborghinis .. all I’m doing in these vids is saying “if you just need a car … Hondas are cool too, you could save some money”
.The comments have shown it’s a bit triggering to those who have purchased the AVP but that’s not my intention.
I actually want an AVP but not at this cost and with these drawbacks/differences to what I’ve experienced in other products.
Again thanks for spending the time. Cheers.
@@TheConstruct_VR I can certainly understand finding the extras possibly not worth the extra cost but the hardware breakdown of some source that I’m willing to reference but too lazy to specifically identify, claims it’s got $1500 worth of hardware.
As you mention, it’s doing something.
And I value those many of those things.
I’ll also admit that your video title evaluates it as a or not a “consumer first” device.
That qualifier has some value but people pay thousands for a fancy tv.
This is among the fanciest and most portable TV’s with the bells and missing from the bargain brands that help justify paying much more than this hardware costs.
Just a thought.
@@westmcgee9320 yeah good point “consumer” carries various descriptions. I actually have thought about changing that title. Thinking harder now lol
Not enough funds. Just say it bro
🤣🤣😂
I just talked a lot of 💩 but I enjoyed the video and I am still subscribing. 😊
Hahah seriously glad you’re here. People don’t realize it’s 1000% ok to have different opinions. We grow from the discussion! Welcome!
6:06 having windows where I want them and having them separate and large is a much better experience.
The Quest is limiting your flexibility in a way Apple does not. That has value.
You mentioned being stationary. I guess that’s sometimes the case for me but I’m often on the go, cooking, washing clothes, cleaning up, wrangling kids, etc from room to room.
I like being able to use what I want where I want.
I think the tech is too big for that use case right now now. Personally I don’t want to looks at 3 difference screens while I work around the house. Or wear heavy googles (talking about. ANY headset) while I’m focused on some other work. I think the idea is near but until the tech shrinks comfort will rule this out for most.
@@TheConstruct_VR that’s another important factor.
Comfort varies in ways that have surprised me.
I can wear this thing for hours without issue.
Some say it’s unbearable after a few minutes. 🤷🏾♂️
@@westmcgee9320 yeah, different head shapes and whatnot.
with the bobo m3 strap and the silicon interface on my quest 3 it’s actually VERY comfortable. I still felt a bit awkward/ unfortunate doing dishes with it on and having a movie over my kitchen counter.
With that said I’m excited for this tech to get smaller. I hope to cover some of the smaller hmds like the XReal or big screen beyond . They don’t have pass through (I don’t think) but I like the strides in making things smaller they’re doing over there
Great video. But I'm not sure necessarily agreeing with the opinions. I've owned or used every consumer headset. And the vision pro is way far ahead of everyone else. I do agree with your title. This interation is not for the masses, but it's not intended to be. But the vision line is, and will be. The tech is definitely there... And it's just a matter of time, that the software, and content catches up. We're talking months away. And when the feature COPRESENCE / SHAREPLAY rears its head... It's game over! However, Metas codec avatars will absolutely keep them a major player.
Yeah I hear you I think we’re saying the same thing though “it’s not for the masses” it’s price alone seals that. I think it will get there. When the price lowers and the value of use cases rise this will be the best product for its intended audience. We’re just not there yet. And yes Shared experiences + Apple’s ecosystem will take over the game. Thanks for watching!
I bought the first iPhone in 2007/2008, but there were no Android phones at that time. so who were those people telling you about all the things that Android phones could do? Maybe you didn't buy the first iPhone then?
🤦🏽♂️ I meant as the androids came out for cheaper people would I compare and share that it does the same for less. There I was with my shiny iPhones (I bought all of them every year until the 11) and android out paced them with features for years.
I hate that the internet is so full of lies that the one gets cross examined on the smallest details. I was there at 4am in line in 2007 buying the first phone. I have photos from that day but I don’t think that’s necessary for this point I was making. I’m an Apple fan, but I stopped blindly buying first gens years ago. I think we can all agree that being an early adopter is not for the weak of heart or wallet.
Thanks for the sub! I’ll be more precise in the future!
@@TheConstruct_VR maybe my response was too harsh, wasn't meant in that way. i just thought you might have bought another iphone, Or mixed up the reactions from people at a later time. You are making good videos.
@@SuperPaiku all good! Everything seems harsh when reading text. Thanks again!
I did the demo after owning my AVP for a couple weeks & the demo doesn’t do it justice. I just finished your other video too. I use both headsets almost daily. Quest when I’m at work to play with my son, and the AVP when I’m working from home. The Quest is still amazing, but the AVP is in a different league & well worth the 7X imo
I’m glad it works for you. I think the AVP is an amazing product but the price gates it a bit from the consuming masses. I think we (the users) win because if you can afford the AVP, then great … but VERY similar experiences are available for 1/7th the price thanks to the Quest. Thanks for Watching
I have Quest 3 and Vision Pro. Quest 3 is for sale. After seeing Vision Pro, Quest 3 looks like a 720p Walmart LCD from 2000s vs a new OLED TV. I see screen door effect and warping every time I look now, can’t unsee it. And experience is very different between them, you’re very wrong and biased. It’s kinda ridiculous to compare a 3400 ppi micro oled display with a 1218ppi LCD. I can’t watch any video on Quest 3, because it’s the worst screen I have. If you’re watching Gladiator on Quest 3, you’re missing out. Watch it on your phone, your tablet, your laptop they’re all better. But vision pro is better than all of them. It’s a disservice to your viewers to knowingly lie to them.
I mentioned the resolution was better on the AVP in the video. Wouldn’t say I’m biased just not sold by pure specs. The experience didn’t feel different enough to me. It’s like A Ferrari is objectively better than a Ford Taurus but you’d get to the grocery store the same way ya know? So the consumer’s choice matters more than the raw specs. Thanks for watching!
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Go watch Linus Review. He literally said he can’t do anything with this headset . Yes is has cool specs and it’s apple but you can’t even game on it and for work it’s sill not the best option.
He isn’t lying … this is an opinion dude
You sound like someone how never tried a quest 3 😂 . No way on earth , you own one
i would really like to upgrade from my quest 1 but im hesitant because then the quest 4 is gonna drop and then everyone is gonna act like the quest 3 doesnt exist 🥲
im really just waiting for that next big milestone in technology, where its the form factor of bigscreen beyond but with the features of quest 3 like playing in the sun outside and with AR
Same I look forward to a comforts form factor. But the quest 3 is a great headset so even if a 4 comes out and the price starts to drop it’s an amazing value (for now). People are still buying the quest2 but I wouldn’t recommend that if pass through is important