Thanks to a demo at the Apple Store, I tried out the Apple Vision Pro. Will it replace my iPhone? No ... at least not yet.
The Apple Vision Pro is one of Apple’s most fascinating new product launches. It’s the first new product line from Apple since the Apple Watch, but the hype around it has been more like when Apple first introduced the original iPhone. Of course, Apple was not the first to the market with a VR/AR headset, but it is definitely what would be considered the most “mainstream” option out there, considering the brand name.
Since I live in Southern California, I can choose from several Apple Stores near me, and I’m honestly surprised that there are so many openings available, either same-day or just a day or two out. This definitely varies depending on where you live, but it is also worth trying to see if you can do a walk-up demo as well. My Apple Store was not super busy, with employees asking if anyone in the check-in line wanted to try out Apple Vision Pro.
The Apple Vision Pro demo experience Previous Next 1 of 3 In my first demo, I was basically given a guided tour of what you could do with spatial computing on the Apple Vision Pro. The employee told me what to do, from what to select to how to do things and even what to watch. Unfortunately, the virtual keyboard was not shown during the demo, which was disappointing. It’s one of the things I’m most curious about about Apple Vision Pro, and I’m sure I’m not the only one.
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