Apple Vision Pro: reviews from first users in video

Here we present to you apreview unboxing of the Apple Vision ProparMarques Brownlee, but he was not the only influential person to have benefited from the privilege. A handful of other well-known videographers, hand-picked by Apple, also had the chance to receive the headset in advance and test it out. It also seems that the Apple firm today gave the green light for the publication of the first videos, given that they were all published more or less at the same time.

At any rate,the first feedback we share with you comes from independent videographers and major media. Among the YouTubers, we find the AmericaniJustine, which has more than seven million subscribers,Marques Brownleeof which we have already presented the video, as well asBrian Tong. The major media outlets that published a video notice areThe Verge,CNET, tom’s guideetThe Wall Street Journal.

Mixed reviews

We directly notice thatthe tone is not the same depending on the type of media. If they andoutubeursseem optimistic and measured about the criticisms of the helmet, the mainstream media do not mince their words. This is particularly the case of the editor-in-chief ofThe Verge Nilay Patel, who finds the helmet impressive, but is still skeptical about its future.

He points out that the Apple Vision Pro is an impressive product, but it has major drawbacks. Among them,its low autonomy, or its inability to become a consumer device. However, he believes that it can serve as a precursor to real augmented reality glasses. A potential device that we have elsewherealready discussed here several times, moreover, Apple regularly files patents in this sense.