Apple Vision Pro: Check out the first impressions of those who tested it

After years of speculation, Apple has released its mixed reality glasses. WWDC 2023 Monday (5) in Cupertino in the United States. Futuristic device denoting devices seen in series, for example black mirrorIt comes with the promise of exciting experiences.

Described by Apple CEO Tim Cook as the starting point of a “new era for computing”, Apple Vision Pro can be controlled using voice, eyes and fingers, as well as having advanced equipment. The gadget lets you watch 3D movies, play games, view photos and much more in many different ways.

It will also be possible to use it to work in Microsoft 365 applications, hold video conferences or edit texts and spreadsheets, so the product will not be limited to entertainment. However, those who are interested in having all the features of Vision Pro will need to invest heavily. Starting at US$3,499, it’s equivalent to about R$17,200 at the price of the day..

While the headset isn’t yet available for sale in the US early next year, some analysts and media outlets provided access to the device at WWDC 2023. First impressions of Apple glasses testers.

“Works and good”

Editor-in-Chief TechCrunch, Matthew Panzarino is one of the people who tested the Apple Vision Pro. According to him, the launch surpasses other devices of this type, but It is still not possible to determine whether the innovation will achieve the status desired by the Cupertino giant..

Eye tracking and motion control were some of the points highlighted by the analyst, along with screen resolution that facilitates visualization of texts. He also drew attention to the installation and screening of 3D movies.

“Not for everyone”

As for the columnist The Wall Street GazetteJoanna Stern Apple Glasses Won’t Be a Device ‘For All’despite its ease of use and convenience, it is superior to what Meta Quest Pro and Quest 2 offer. For the journalist, innovation comes to the fore in use at work and while watching videos.

Stern said he still has it. Nausea after trying Apple’s mixed reality headset. The weight of the device was another point he mentioned, leaving marks on his nose and forehead.

“Best headphone demo”

According to Nilay Patel, BorderAlready testing other competitors of Apple’s headset, Vision Pro has what it takes to be the best in its segment. It underlined the audio and video experiences by emphasizing the high resolution of the screen.

But, Patel believes that Apple is still “looking for a purpose” for its new productsince at the moment the manufacturer will not have a clear answer about the main utility.

“Fantastic experience”

like a colleague WSJeditor-in-chief 9to5Mac, Chance Miller felt the weight of the set, which could be a problem for him with long-term use of the Apple Vision Pro. definite Difficulty learning eye and hand controls has also been reported.

But overall, Miller said the device provides an “absolutely great experience” especially when watching TV shows, movies and sporting events.

“Needs settings”

It was the reporter who underlined the advantages of the apparatus for watching movies. ReutersStephen Nellis. According to him, Hollywood will likely be interested in technology as well as the corporate universe, with increasingly immersive videos.

The mix of real and virtual worlds provided by the headset also received praise from the journalist. But according to Nellis device needs some adjustment before launch and that the high price would be a problem.

“Fluid interface”

Visually impaired and prescription glasses wearers may have more difficulty adapting to Apple Vision Pro.As stated by Scott Stein CNET. Had to resort to special Zeiss lenses provided by Apple for correction.

The quality of the images and the fluid interface of the system were some of the positive points for Stein., which emphasized integration with other Apple devices. On the other hand, he said that it is necessary to test for a longer time to see the effects of long sessions.