Apple Vision Pro Review: Tomorrow's Ideas... Today's Tech!
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- Опубликовано: 16 май 2024
- Apple Vision Pro is a glimpse into the future... with today's technology
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0:00 Intro
2:48 Immersiveness
6:35 Looking through glass
9:10 The Ecosystem
13:17 The Apps
16:06 The Comfort Issue
19:55 Eyes on the outside
21:40 So should you buy It?
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I’m excited to see our personas in a few years… full body teleportation, sign me up
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We’ll never have that. But we will probably have a VR world we all live in that you can teleport around.
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Taking off a VR headset reminds me of taking off ski boots. You appreciate being back to walking normal again but you really enjoyed the time on the hill.
Very underrated comment
@@purplegill10
Such a good comparison 👏
Same as roller skating lolol
Never been skiing and I still love the analogy 😂
I don’t plan on buying this but I was curious about your review and appreciate so much how honest, realistic, and relatable you are. You are the best tech reviewer of the internet and I thank you for helping us understand the newest things coming to the market ❤
i think if you don't ever buy one your kids kids will so don't worry you'll be buying this regardless for not for you but for your kids kids
@@CryptoSoul0824sad reality.
@@CryptoSoul0824yo 💩 Wsp
Can you just put the headband in your mouth and just chew it between your teeth a bit - what does it feel like?
Paper
What? No what?
it feel goood🤤🤤🤤
asking the real questions
Mmmmmmm, apple flavored 😋😋😋 (I soaked it in apple juice to enhance my immersion)
I always thought this is what google glass was supposed to be. Years later we got these huge snow goggles.
Google Glass was an infinitely better form factor for "AR" (augmented reality).
I don't know why all these companies are using VR (enveloping your entire field of view) form factors for AR.
It's like they don't care about everyone around you, which is the key difference between VR and AR.
I'm sure the glasses are what we are working towards eventually for certain experiences (specifically pass-through uses), but I just don't know if the tech is there yet to fully realize that vision. something to look forward to in the future!@@baselsalam
Google Glass came out 11 years ago, and it is still ahead of it's time. It never got a fair chance to be evaluated as tech, and instead became a cultural flashpoint. It's a shame.
Bro needs to read the infinite jest…
Totally agree, but this level of image quality and eye tracking is, at least for now, impossible with simple AR. If you've ever tried to use a projector to watch a movie during the day you'll know why - you have to block the light out in order for things to look this bright and sharp.
Marques is the only person who actually looks cool wearing this thing
Marquez personal virtual assistant, I could see getting help in his voice and have him walking around with me 😂
Cool source content = cool post-content. M is just gas, plain and simple.
Marques would looks cool even if he was wearing a duct tape glasses. I thinks it’s some sort of super power.
They should have paid for his likeness in their promos
mar-kez is from the future. mar-keest is from out timeline
I love how honest you are all the time! That’s a huge deal❤❤❤!!!
I honestly just can't wait to see this in the next 5-10 years and see the market grow and competitors try to 1UP each other
mhmm
Actually AR glasses in 5 years time where ppl will see AR stuff in the world together
It’s gonna go crazy
Not at this price, it'll fail if we can't afford it en masse.
Forever window candy
None of that actually matters in relationship to ai. Unless this is somehow meaningfully pushes or utilizing AI, it is going to lose in the next 5-10 years. With ai, this becomes a world changing technology.
The fact that you looked up at the wall where you thought a window would be without the headset on is the best evidence I've heard yet that this thing will stick.
Very true. My thought is that in general, the best technology is the one that you use, but it feels so natural that you forget you’re using it.
ok
It ain’t gonna stick. Complete gimmick.
@@jajajajajaja867y’all have been saying that for a decade. Give it up, it’s here to stay.
@@jajajajajaja867 Found the Steve Balmer.
Excellent review. I appreciate how the performance limitations are correlated to technological issues / development.
It would be nice if they allowed the VisionPro to register a keyboard so that you could "see" it even in total emersion.
During the ecosystem section 12:31, i think one of the things that can be done to mitigate having to look at objects while using the virtual display for the Mac, is for there to be a "turn off eye tracking" option.
Since all the controls (Keyboard and mouse) still works, being able to turn off eye tracking while working in passthrough mode should be an option for the user.
Nope
sounds like a great idea that would be easy to implement and would be very convenient for users, so there's absolutely no way apple will add it.
@@cthulhu8164 They will add this right after calculator app for ipads
"Absolutely amazing, unparalleled, best I've ever seen" - quote going in Tim Cook's next keynote.
it's more buzzwords for their dictionary
It's just a bunch of words that mean nothing concretely. I cringe so much when my writers use any these words.
let him cook
@@jonathanyaloussai agree with ‘absolutely amazing’ but i think the other two have clear meanings. Try looking the words up in a dictionary and see if you can figure it out 😊
@@Madx2326 Amazing is fair, its just absolutely that makes no sense.
8:34 you're telling me I can stare at the sun with these?? FINALLY!!!!
Yeah cause you're using your creepy AI eyes, instead of your actual eyes.
Yeah, but you’ll burn the camera sensor after while
/s to anyone who couldn't tell
@@jinvidDo you know what AI means? I have a feeling that you don't.
@@LughLamhfhada0609 Yeah I also have the same feeling. Unless they are referring to the EyeSight feature, but then that's not what is actually doing the looking.
Great Video, can't wait until future versions to buy it.
How you keep on upping the quality and relevance on your video’s, is beyond me. Love your work 😊
"I'm limited by the technology of my time" - Howard Stark (Iron Man 2)
Excited how this product progresses in the future.
Watching this on my quest 3
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Huh? There’s no such thing as a quest 3. The quest 2 is the latest. Bro living in the future
@@Wickery.are you living under a rock?
watching on index
@@Wickery. Bro living in the past
Dear headset makers: I just want a helmet
Very impressive presentation Marques, thank you
The Vision Pro's hand gestures always make me think of the scene with Tony Stark messing around in that 3D space
Looking forward for this "Jarvis/Minority report UI" app 🥰😎😁
Waiting for it be more like minority report.
Also remind me of doing this using my webcam and a hand tracking app to control mouse pointer years ago
Bruh. Imagine using this as an Italian…
You meet your friend and speak like this 🤌🏻🤏🏻🤌🏻🫴🏻🤙🏻🤌🏻🤌🏻 and the next thing you find out is that the Vision Pro opened a thousand tabs, ordered pizza and the next Uber ride to the Colosseum 😬
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CRYINGGGGG 😂😂😂😂
Love the honesty on “should I get this”? No. Even after watching all these videos, these headsets still feel like a novelty rather than tech you’ll reach for to use in two months.
💯 I had a demo a couple hours ago. I was blown away by the headset, but couldn't find a use case to justify the purchase. It's awesome tech, but $4,300 after taxes and AppleCare...😮💨
They really need some killer apps cuz the software is really lacking atm imo. Like it's basically a virtual iPad floating in front of you...
@@zwenkwiel816 So far nobody has been able to come up with a killer app for VR, and the only thing this VR set adds is that people can see a fake image of your eyes. That is intersting only if you plan on interacting with the people around while you are wearing the Apple helmet, and that is simply not going to be a thing.
@@zwenkwiel816 There's the fucking App Store with new vision apps coming out every single day. There is no universal "killer app" and never will be. Everyone will have their own.
Yeah i agree, it’s a fun toy at best and for rich people who have the money sure it’s cool for them, but as of now i don’t think people with more money conscious should go out and get this
a mac will do work just fine. and there’s still the morality/ethics side of going out in public with VR headsets and interacting with other people using VR headsets
Marques, your are a born tech product reviewer! The best! Now I understand this thing well. Now I have to watch more. Greetings from the UK.
Thank you for the thoughtful review and the joy you bring to this corner of the Internet.
Google Glass (2013) made me think we would have this technology in a much smaller form factor by now
It's going to fade into oblivion like the Nintendo Virtual Boy and Google Glass. When you have cumbersome set ups like this, it's easy to become dissatisfied with the experience no matter how cool. It should be easy to wear and effortless.
google glass is a completely different technology though it doesn't have any spacial tracking and it's a commpletely tiny screen on an actual glass taht you can see through instead of a passthrough screen
This is so much more than Google Glass though
@@paranoidhumanoid technology has not caught up yet especially GPU and batteries..
Quest Pro and Microsoft HoloLens don't have all those features but they are way smaller than this thing with a battery pack.
That little story he tells at 12:57 about forgetting he didn’t have the headset on is actually CRAZY when you think about it. Imagine what the tech will be like in 5 years
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Yea I didn’t believe that. Sounded like cap 🧢
@@soberanisfam1323 Marques has a lot of pull at Apple. They genuinely care about his opinion on their products, and he knows that. He’s earned it. No way he’s capping lol
@@soberanisfam1323I felt it was the same as writing or erasing something in analog and wanting to Ctrl-z
In 5 years tech will be the exact as today, thinner bezels better battery and lighter devices but mostly just screens connected to internet. We need major breakthroughs in PHYSICS for true advancements in tech!
I hope they expand the social possibilities here to bring together long distance friends n family. Sitting in a coach together watching a movie, playing a game of chess with the person in front of you, etc. And I haven't even touched on the incredible opportunities this could have to make meetings feel more like a real life conversation!
Like the 1st generation iPhone, the 1st gen Vision Pro is the answer to questions we haven't yet thought of.
I agree with Marques: time will tell.
It's funny that when we were young our parents didn't let us get too close to the TV and now people strap a TV to their eye balls. 😂
It's funny how those were magnetic bad-for-eyes displays and what we have now are liquid crystal
I think it’s funny people neg the AVP for isolating individuals from the experience of watching TV/movies with their family. When I was a kid my parents thought it was horrific that other people considered watching TV a family activity instead of thoughtful conversation and actually doing activities together. Now staring at a screen with your kids is considered quality time as long as you’re together in meat world.
Screens today are nothing like screens from then
@@seri_d9screens were never bad for your eyes. Eyes are not magnetic lol. It was always a wives tale
@@KennethEd”thoughtful conversation”
r/iamverysmart is leaking
I remember when the iPhone apps of the lighter, the beer glass, and silly apps were the shit. I’m sure eventually the apps for Vision Pro will grow and become something we can’t even imagine at the moment.
Tbh there hasn’t been an insane improvement since then. Everyone just uses the same social media apps and general use apps like banks etc on their phones and that’s it
@@FHD80057i have no games on my phones. i need to get off youtube tho
Beer goggles for the vision pro
This just sounds like it means early apps will be a flood of weird novelties as developers try to make sense of the new device, that people will try and eventually get bored of, then go back to the apps they were already using on their computer browsers, but on their phones instead. Which are kind of the point of phones now, for all the good and bad things it means to have social media and internet services in your pocket, or in bed and in the toilet, instead of leaving it at a desk.
Honestly are there that many apps that outdo the lighter or beer glass. If anything we kinda regressed because the apps are still fairly basic but chock full of advertisements, subscriptions. Mobile games are so much worse in general. People used to release free apps all the time with no real monetary gain in mind, miss that. Ol’ flappy bird, not an ad in sight
I like your high quality vids, either summaries, full reviews, interviews.
Thanks for honesty 😊
13:11 Dont worry, we all do this to some extent. This reminds me of hearing stories of astronauts when the first come home, and break objects on the floor (like. Mug or plate) because they were expecting those objects to stay floating where they leave them. It’s amazing how fast our brains recalibrate!
I can't count the number of times a video game has influenced me in this way. I still, on rare occasions, have the reflex to shoot a security camera thanks to Siege.
It’s like when I do something stupid and my brain tries to press command+z
We all also do this with phone! Like sometime, for some reason you would be trying to swipe a damn book or anything resemble a screen before your thought register
@@TheTrueHamGamer Don't worry we've all been there
@@FunkyyCat_ I have tried to turn on subtitles for or even turn up the volume on people talking around me more times than I'd care to admit
Man @Marquess I can’t tell how much we, the 90% of the world, that doesn’t understand inches, pounds and Fahrenheit, appreciate you showing the weight and in grams! 🙏🏻
Stop trying to make metric happen, we tried it here in the UK decades ago and it never caught on. People just like their pints, miles and inches.
True, Fahrenheit being the worst to convert...
Have you tried watching an influencer from that 80%, oh that's right, you are all boring. 😏😘
@user-rn3rn6nl3h He said 90% not 80%
Or do you guys do percentages wrong too?
@@user-rn3rn6nl3hLmfao some of the biggest youtubers are part of that 90%. Pewdiepie was THE biggest youtuber for over a decade and he’s Swedish💀 i think YOU just may have a problem..
Thank you for this demonstration. It was very well done. What I have been looking to see is how I can zoom in and out. I am legally blind and use the Zoom feature on my iMac and MacBook. I really would like to see if/how the Zoom feature can help me read text within the windows and also text on a wall in the room or signage such as the name on a store or the text on a street sign. Please consider demonstrating this feature if it exists on the Apple Vision Pro.
On iMac and MacBook, the Zoom feature I use can be turned on as follows:
Settings >> Accessibility >> Zoom >> Toggle On "Use scroll gesture with modifier keys to zoom" >> Leave "Modifier key for scroll gesture" set to the default "Control" key >> Set Zoom style to "Full Screen".
Obviously, if I could use this feature in the Apple Vision Pro, I could have full access to the environment around me. So please, if you could, I know for a fact there are thousands of people who would greatly appreciate the demonstration.
Amazing review ❤well done bro you nailed it 👏 👍
FINALLY a review that talks about the field of view. Every other video out there implies that the view of the Vision Pro is the same as the view without wearing it
every headset has limited FoV, some more than others, BUT, if the headset is good that makes you forget about it until you look for it, then is no such a big deal; what matters is the experience not the size, I mean the fov
The Verge talked about it
He didn't talk about potential danger of this tech.
Imagine someone hacks it and you don't even know.
He/She can see all that you are doing.
Apple product mostly considered safe but can't really gaurantee in todays world of AI.
But I really like that you can watch sports very closely, and get a feel of ground with this tech.
The verge has an artists rendering of what it looks like
Max Tech mentioned that as well. They stated that the field of view was is less than the wearer’s. I think the ‘ski goggle’ effect is well known at this point.
Fun fact... "Foveated Rendering" was also used in the Royal Air Force's Harrier GR3 Flight Simulator back in the late 1980s, the pilot wore a special helmet that tracked the movement of the eyes so that the projection on to the screen only had to render in detail where the pilot was looking as of course back then computing power, especially for video rendering, was extremely limited.
it was also a feature on the PSVR2 last year that had 120 hz refresh rate, better fov and nearly the same resolution, plus it costs 550 while this overpriced plastic lenses apple goggles priced at nearly 3500. I get that the apple vision has some advantages but its not worth 3500.
@@oussamabenibrahim2562 I think most of the money, besides the usual Apple bonus, goes to having a whole Mac in the glasses.
Fove put it in a VR headset about 8 years ago. Shame it didn't get much further than a Kickstarter.
The new meta quest 3 also has this tech, so yeah it's definitely already been around for a while
@@fre3z3r68 Bruh and how is that usefull for ar headset its just spec bloat for no reason. Other less powerfull chips are perfectly fine doing what it does for 2500 - 2800 dollars less
Tried it in store today. Agreed with MKBHD. This product is compelling. I'm excited to see where it goes from here.
This is amazing! Thanks for the crystal clear explanation! Helped me a lot to decide to purchase or not vision pro!
This is probably the best use case I've seen for transparent oled in the future. That is clearly the technology this was built for. Put the computer on the back of the head or in the battery enclosure and send video feed to a thin transparent display on the front.
100%. It’s easy to imagine Vision Air looking like chunky glasses in a few years.
you'd have to get much better lenses for this since you'd need one lense to ajust the dispaly to look further away and then another one behind the display to bring stuff back to normal so you'd need 3 layers all in a pretty small space
Possibly, but I can see more people using this and laying down to be productive yet relaxing.
Yeah but also not for a while. Current transparent screens have really low pixels per inch and it would be impossible with today's technology to make a decent enough resolution for a headset. We need a breakthrough to make it viable.
@@ImplyDoodsnot really. LG has presented a new type of transparent display that can go immersive or transparent depending on your needs
I have seen most of the reviews. This is hands down the "smartest" tech review of the Apple Vision Pro, with the most accurate questions to ask. MKBHD has almost 20 Million subs for a reason..
Even I was surprised at the crisp script and the narrative transitions. Top-notch IMO.
I can’t figure out that reason I have learned nothing new at all everything you know after watching the reviews you know after Apple teaser trailer for this thing. Nobody is bold enough to say it’s a waste of $3500.
Apart from even he acts like this is so new and amazing but it's literally what other headsets do all the time. He's acting like some how apple figured this all out.
@@TornadosBadNauheimexactly instead they are all saying it's amazing and acting like it's brand new to the world. When a 500 dollar headset basically does all of it minus the eye tracking. It feels like they can't openly say while it's good it's not leaps and bounds ahead of its rivals
@@Ayutarda of course they can’t it’s their livelihood- say anything to keep people coming back for views. Apples rewards are higher when they say it’s amazing. That’s why I know it’s all fake. And call them out they’ll be like „everyone’s perception bla bla“
Great review man. As always
12:30 - this will also a huge innovation for people who need a big screen in the field to work on things (construction, planning, etc.). As a battery powered autark working unit there are so many things possible now.
I've been watching this channel for so many years, and I just wanna say I appreciate all the hard work you've put in throughout all these years. Year after year, the video quality, the audio quality, the content, the research, and the overall production don't cease to improve and amaze me. You deserve everything you've earned from your work. Keep it up bro👌🏾👌🏾👌🏾👌🏾
Simp 😂
Bro chill it’s just a RUclips video
@@zachp2120What’s the matter with being appreciative every now and again.
I think it’s great to show appreciation and certainly gratifying to the creators
@@LonglivetheSovietUnionCould you explain how just being very appreciative makes somebody a simp? No hate at all just curious.
I’ve always heard from creators (I have a couple friends who are) that these kinds of comments are meaningful and can make a day.
Please pin this comment and make it the Marques ass kissing thread, they got annoying on his last video's comment section.
Just put them all under here please people.
That "Cleaning for Points App"....GENIUS!!
the comment about "looking up for where you thought a window would be" was scary and so fun at the same time. I don't know what to think
I already try to scroll and pinch real world print so I leaned toward fun!
@@taylor3950It's dystopian
unplugging the battery is not the only way to turn off the apple vision pro and you can press those two butttons on the top simultaneously to turn it off.
That voice over at 0:24 was seamless. Wow!
Can't wait for 3rd gen vision pro
good catch
I was just about to say this! It’s the little things 🤌🏻
I noticed that too 😊
Lags
No, I won't buy one, BUT... It looks to be a fantastic update on tech!! I've been watching your videos for years and have always enjoyed them for their clarity, honesty ...and less noise. I was there for your first 1M subscribers' video live stream.
Anyway, this one on the Vision Pro did not disappoint. I've watched all three videos on the Vision Pro and enjoyed each one. You've set and continue a high standard for review research. 98% of the products you review I will never use, much less buy. But keep it up; we enjoy your presentation of the information.
my guy lol we on it. 🫡
The guys been bought and paid for years ago this is a slightly different voice because apple have allowed him to deviate from script
Your comment is on point.
You are just describing how marketing and sales works.
Most products have a very specific target. This is why we don't buy everything we see in front of us (also we couldn't afford to ahah)
This VR/AR headset looks awesome but I also wouldn't use nor buy.
still not for me, and the lack of features and apps that make sense for me is the biggest reason why I wouldn't want to spend so much money on it.
That being said, the fact that Apple entered this new market it's definitely exciting for VR aficionados.
That F1 AR feature is probably a small drop of a huge ocean that is sport entertainment. I can see millions of people watching Soccer, American Football and other famous sports with this useful feature.
@@jimibaked4235apple sure let him "deviate from the script" when he recommended the Samsung S24 Ultra and started using it as his daily driver phone.
This channel is really really great ... Thanks
I watched this on my vision pro! Also there is a way to turn off the headset btw you hold the side button and crown for a few secs then slide to power off.
What I love about your videos, besides the polish and the overall quality, is just that you look like you’re actually having fun doing what you do. I appreciate that. Headset looks cool, I guess.
@@Supreme_Salsyeah but you're kidding yourself if you think he isn't working hard. He's managing a large company, tonnes of stuff to juggle. Many smaller creators with less responsibility are worn out and tired of it all. It's undeniably impressive
I just did a demo of it today at the Apple Store, and that's a memory I'll never forget.
That's a virtual memory, don't worry you will be able to erase it in the settings.
@@SaintKimboSpatial Memory, youve now been patented by apple
Have you ever tried VR before? Because if not, then this memory is not tied to the Apple's new product, but rather to the revelation of Virtual / Augmented reality itself. But from what i hear, the pixel density and lack of screen-door effect sets this headset apart from the rest anyway, so it might also be a lifting experience for someone who uses common VR regularly.
I’ve used VR before. The demo I got today was nothing like it. The pass through is in a class of its own. The eye tracking is perfect. The immersive video was way higher quality.
@@BeckenPowerPL
You're not aware of Apple Pro's spatial memory imprint feature, it seems.
Marques referred to it in the video, he actually believed there was a virtual monitor hanging in the room, when there wasn't, it's very impressive.
this is amazing i am thinking of buying this in the future
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Exactly what I expected to watch 🙌 Thanks MB+Team.
Imagine having to watch a RUclips ad on the Vision Pro… New frustration level unlocked. 🔓
Hot take: If you‘re the kind of person to spend 3500 dollars on a VR headset, you‘re also spending 15 bucks a month for RUclips Premium.
@@screwaccountnames A reason some people might have saved up 3500 dollars for a VR headset is that they don't spend 15 bucks a month for services like RUclips Premium.
Imagine not having an adblocker.
@@lukew6725or RUclips ReVanced... Oh, wait! You can't do it on Apple's OSes.
No, what will happen instead is advertisers will have ad space on the side of buildings a la Times Square. Apple will simply call it Billboards. And they’ll be there all the time
I never thought about how VR/AR can transform sports viewing, wow!
Genuinely would be a huge reason for me to buy as a sports fan because the possibilities are endless!
POV of the ball in all those sweaty palms.
I did the Apple Vision Demo at the Apple Store yesterday, and they give you a glimpse of its future goals + possibilities and I was blown away by what sports will be like. If its anything like that Demo, I will def purchase one
You'll be on the football field running around with the players.
imagine being able to sit in the stands but you are at home and didn´t pay for the hotell and fly ticket. But just the game ticket. I am so sold for that idea since I live in Sweden and can´t afford and got the time to travel around seeing all the sport events or any events
I'm thrilled to see what future brings in terms of usability for this and similar devices. Like, we probably could utilize this technology in helping specialists performing their work even better. I'm also curios whether there will be anything here to help people with myopia and similar issues to use this device. Thanks for the vid.
You made a very honest review 👏👏👏👏
Wow the F1 race tracking idea looks cool AF!
Imagine a boxing match
100%. It's so suited to 2nd and 3rd screen viewing, data feeds etc. plus those. in car camera feeds they have for all the drivers ❤
It's just a concept and it's not that cool. You could do that right now, by looking at the tack on your phone. But you don't do that, why? Because it's unnecessary. You don't need a bulky headset to look at the locations of cars on a track. Ever played mario kart? They have all that info in a corner, you don't even need a second display for it, they could just have it like that on the TV.
Honestly I would drop 3500 just to be able to watch a race that way
@@Stevo.100 But watching it LIVE via VR in 2-3D look would feel like you are in the game. The fact that there are lights showing, can move your head over it, it is big in front of you, and who knows?!! maybe you can invite friends over to watch it with you if they have the Vision Pro!!! I mean, everyone sees it differently. I understand what you mean, but the way you explain it, is not how I would feel it if I had the Vision Pro. There will be more joy to me and I guess that's why so many people are excited to see it.
Plus on TV, they are not as big and realistic as how they want it to be on the vision PRO. In this video, the way they display it, looks more realistic. It is like you are a giant looking into a stadium or something. And maybe some people would not want to watch the real race but they only want to see the track. I think that bringing this feature would be very awesome.
Im not it in the market to buy one of these, but I enjoy learning about the technology. Props Marques.
It's a really good summary. But he's talking about Apple like they invented foveated rendering. It's nothing new. Many VR headsets are using this technique already.
@@-KFAD- Thank you. All the reviews and marketing all come off as if it's the first VR headset available and is doing a ton of revolutionary things. It just isn't. Def not enough to make it cost $3000 more than a quest 3
Love the Mugen pfp
On the weight, I think it's more about weight distribution on the head. 660g is very light.
My comparison is a carbon fibre motorcycle helmet at 1200-1400g not to mention the wind forces when actually riding.
Your explanation extraordinary bro
It’s so great how all the RUclipsrs were referencing MKB’s review video on their own videos, lol
Just saw Casey’s video a couple hours ago, he did just that 😂
He's the real boss
not all youtubers are rich
The main thing I like about his reviews is, he dont hype the product up & make it seem like its the best thing out there. it dont matter how small the flaw is, he talks about that to. when it comes to apple products, alot of youtubers, cant or wont be subjective about apple products.
@@sfasfagsdgsdg7785 Dave2D as well. Let me say *tech RUclipsrs. There’s a lot more. I watched the Casey video a few hours ago.
15:01 VR YUGIOH AND POKEMON GONNA BE WILD
Fair review for the Vision Pro. Thanks for making the video bro.
I’m so excited to try that out myself and I’m sure in the future this will become way better both size and specs… it would so amazing to use the AVP (Apple Vision Pro) to zoom objects or places far away with its cameras and just brings them closer to your face and being able to analyze more like a spy kit kkk an also able to connect with another AVP to watch the same movie or videos even during face times I just think that would be so awesome.
I’m so excited about how it is now though it’s so historic 🔥🔥💯
OK, when you go outside and demonstrate the windows in space… Outside!, It’s just fantastic. Wow.
Imagine that a person appears (or something else) and they are not really there.
Quest 3 does it too... and you can even "carry" those screens with you, WALKING!
If they made a Vision non Pro that had the only function of mirroring your Mac's display I'd be so sold
God yes being able to work on your sofa without a desktop setup would be amazing
Sound like you’d be interested in the immersed visor. It’s still on preorder. Might wanna check into it and see if that’s what your going for. The preorder is $399.
Vision Air
@@N3CR0LICH Read the fine print. It's only $399 if you also go with their "membership" cost for 24 months, which'll land you a nice and even $959, which is actually $10 more than just buying the headset flat out, at $949. Also, it's almost definetely vaporware. Where are the demo videos? Where are the third-party reviews? Who is the "unnamed hardware manufacturer"? It's not the first time Immersed has tried to do a rug-pull scam. Look into their history with "vManhattan". Also, note how their main app is barely getting any updates these days.
@@JohnDoe-xc5knYou’d still need a mouse and keyboard though lol. Unless you want to deal with the awkward onscreen keyboard.
I think this would be great for multitasting desk work. I am soo excited to use this. Also with enough time i feel like poeple will get use to knowing where their hands are and what they are doing. Kind of like learning to type with out looking at the keys.
Use quest 3 for multitask, its way more functional
Fantastic review! Your exploration of the Apple Vision Pro showcases the intersection of futuristic ideas and cutting-edge technology. Insightful and engaging!
i remember being a kid trying to learn how to track objects in place as a video editing effect and now just seeing this thing do it instantaneously and effortlessly is wild
(Edit: Woah that’s a lot of likes)
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This is such a good point !!!
@@-KAWAAKOKAWAAMKAWAAAAAAAAAAA thank you 🫶🏽
Marques gained the ability to speak without moving his lips at 0:23
😂😂the infamous glitz in the matrix. Dude might have morphed into an avatar for real.😂😂
Just a wierd cut to b-roll where the narration started before the next cut.
@@UNOxDExELLOSnot weird that’s called a J cut
It's called a J cut - a technique in editing. It's prob strange here because it's most effective when it's a different character IMO@@UNOxDExELLOS
It was a matter of time
This thing has endless possibilities. Truly believe this is potentially a fairly revolutionary piece of equipment if it continues to progress in the right direction. App Developers should start to jump on this even more once they can get price down closer to 1,500-2k range.
I’m really excited to see this new platform develop and grow over time. I really want to see more shared experiences. If you bring two or more Vision Pro headsets together in a room, how do they interact? Can you share a giant movie theater together, or share a virtual tabletop game and environment? I know some of those things already exist on other platforms, so I know it will continue to grow now that Apple is in the game.
0:22 That transition was smooth, the fact you couldn't notice the mic transition
exactly my thoughts
J-cut
@@higherqualityisn’t it just a voice over? It’s not a j cut to footage, it’s just an almost overlapping voiceover
@@CarlosJerezOfficial i dont know what they're marveling at either, he just cut the video to the next scene and kept talking lol
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Watching Marques get excited about the thought of these 'not yet actual' apps (F1, Court side, Vacuuming, etc) shows so much about how cool this tech will become. This guy is smart, and techy, not just some reviewer reading a script. He actually understands the technology and his ability to not only provide a great review, but his ability to see it's potential is exciting!
Unfortunately, reality isn't nearly as exciting as we want it be. I have been in the VR world for a few years, Apple' VR isn't impressive. But, the AR features and potential is very exciting. AR has been notoriously difficult to succeed in, I can't wait for more apps and the next gen of Apple AR.
@@hadensnodgrass3472 you mentioned apple's VR is not impressive, have you actually used it? And which VR will you say is better then apple's ?
It actually shows how much he's captured and biased by the promises of these companies. Compare any Apple/Tesla discussion from him vs. literally any kind of tech. It's night and day
@@KonarcoffeeYep. He constantly gives by's and passes to them.
Will he studied computer science and have been doing this for about 12+ years now
The virtual Mac display and movies are probably the top two things that make me want the vision pro. That's not enough, but many things about it are very compelling.
Always love your videos and how well they are done. I have a question, I have a 13 pro max with 97% battery health in pristine condition. Should I upgrade to the 15 pro max now or wait for the 16 pro max ? Thank you so much !
Need to see what it’s like working on a car with this. It would be insane if you can see overlays of your car parts while watching videos on how to do what you’re doing
Think about Surgeries
Google smartglass are used like this in a few industries. Hell, they're better because they're lighter and smaller.
@@Kevin-fj5oe yeah I’ve seen the holo lens used for the apaches in the military I believe. So many industries would benefit from this tech getting smaller and smaller
You would obviously need a very complex and extensive app built specifically for that. An app that does not exist and won't exist for a very long time. There are some engineering apps used on hololense/2, but they are commercial-spec for extremely specific learning environments.
Overall, you are thinking of more of a science fiction device, that may exist in a decade or so. But I highly doubt it with personal vehicles heading fast into not being able to be modded or repaired by an owner. AR/XR-overlay tech is many years away from being viable in a consumer environment.
@@Kevin-fj5oe You mean microsoft hololense/2. FYI, just about everyone has dropped them becasue of how janky they are, and the apps are just not supported due to the extremely low demand for the product and it's almost non-existent marketshare.
Google glasses were a conceptual AR device that was DOA, and google killed the entire program just weeks into it's beta release. It was a terrible product.
12:56 You are not alone!! I usually press the non existent side button in my office mouse from the habit of using my own mouse at home
I just bring my own mouse
@@sneaky_krait7271Same!
Lol, I can relate to that... I use the MX ergo mouse at home, which stays stationary and uses a trackball to move the cursor. Every single time I'm using some else's computer, I forget I have to move their mouse, and I start hovering/moving my thumb where the trackball is supposed to be.
@@nero3700Happens to me with the infinite scroll smartshift and side scroll from my MX Master 3
@@nero3700 lol same, it's hard to use a normal mouse after like 10 years of trackball
LMAO that scene transition at the end with the apple vision pro was next level 😂😂
Wanna try it for sure. Gonna watch that breakdown vid from Zack though
the vacuuming app is for quest 3/pro, and it is a real tech-demo, not just a concept
lol. but no.. it's cooool cause is Apple ViSiooOoon
I have roomba for that 😆
@@theresnothinghere59are you actually implying he’s biased to Apple? You must be new here
@@meximous2259he kinda is. 1 cause he's a social media guy who produces social media content, and apple products are more catered towards them than the average person. That's why it's a pain in the ass for me to use iphone in day to day use/at work, but for him it's great
2 notice how he compares every phone to iphone, very often, but it rarely goes the other way around.
However he is the most fair popular tech reviewer I've seen so far
10:55
the best way I could describe what it looks like is when they do the inside helmet cam view from Iron man
😅
On a daily basis it will also have the same amount of users as the helmet of Iron Man.
@@Defort-jd8xeYou say that now but let's see what happens 5 to 10 years down the line
@@JM-st1learguably it is 10 years down the line, I bought my oculus DK2 headset in 2014. ❤
@@JM-st1lesee what? The best form factor are glasses with a future of contact lenses and then direct neural interfaces. The current form factor is a VR headset. That will not work out
Great video! lol we were just talking about this at work and I was like mark my words, when Apple vision 2 comes out, it’s going to be so much better that everyone with the first gen is going to feel forced to upgrade 😅 until then I’ll probably be chilling with my Quest 2, maybe upgrading to the 3. Still a cool product though, I definitely think Apple entering the market is going to bring some much needed attention and development to it!
Timestamp 13:00 your reaction is totally understandable it's the same as being handed an oldtime cell phone to use and even though you know it doesn't have a "touch screen" you still end up touching the screen occasionally to move or activate things
This might be the most anticipated review in a while 👀
Glazing to the max hop off his lap
@@islemisawesome6145 he reviews everything, its his job potato
@@islemisawesome6145and hop on yours?
Yep, I have avoided watching other reviews first
Field of view is something you get used to. I recently started wearing glasses full time at age 48, and I got progressive lenses. It took a week or so, but I’m now totally used to turning my head more and not flicking my eyes to the side. I would guess this is a similar transition.
Cool, guessing your addition is quite low still, around 2.00D. What progressives are you wearing?
I've been wearing glasses almost my whole life, that darkness would mess with me. You can still see movement and some colors around the edges. It's just blurry
Oh I could not get used to progressives at all. I still do sports, and there's absolutely no way I can wear progressives and play any kind of sports with them on.
That's a different thing, the stuff around glasses is still an image, it's just blurrier. FOV in VR goggles is just darkness, it's a huge thing in VR. Some really expensive goggles (like, double or triple the vision pro's price) have incredible field of view that almost covers all of your vision, but in general bigger is better, and it makes a world of difference. For a first gen it's ok that they focus on other things though.
if the FOV is worse than quest 3, it's basically like wearing a toilet paper roll in front of your eyes. You cannot talk about the FOV if you haven't at least tried some other VR headsets. I didn't upgrade my quest 2 to quest 3 cuz the FOV change is so small, if apple vision pro is worse than that, it's not good.
I can see where this technology is heading. Just thought it would be great for watching football (soccer), watching my team Man Utd at Old Trafford and switching seat positions to follow the action or following the players on the pitch...mind blowing! A few years away yet but I bet it gets there
14:30 the section about concepts for how the vision pro could be used
If Niantic did a genuine collab with them and had a special version of Pokemon Go where instead of using the games interface to see the wild Pokemon nearby they would just. Overlay the Pokemon in your vicinity like actual wild Pokemon. Many years down the line when something like this could become mainstream we can finally experience Pokemon Go like they showed in the original commercials
Even the conveying of the scale of Pokemon could be done so well using this style of device.
(Sorry I just want an immersive Pokemon experience)
Great minds think alike my G
Of all the possibilities, you're thinking about Pokemon Go? Lol sad
@@NoName-cn3cpnah, if you didn't even think of using this to see your favorite game-based shows come to life through virtual or pseudo-augmented reality, then i think you're the sad one here.. I'm not even a fan of pokemon and haven't even played any pokemon games, but i think they would be cooler to be played with this kind of tech. Like imagine a yugioh game in virtual or augmented reality? How about provide us more interesting, non-sad-and-laughable examples?
@@lostboy3542 lol ok
Never seen or played any pokemon cards. Just know about it from what i heard and if that were to actually be implemented I'd be down to play it too. Would be a fun activity for the whole family
He does SUCH good reviews. Sensible, measured, informative.
Your points about comfort of VR headset straps is pretty accurate IMO. But it's kind of a catch 22. The A cloth or soft rubber strap is comfortable, flexible, flexible, but requires you to tighten things enough that it applies pressure to your face. On the other hand a hard plastic halo style strap can balance things and keep the headset comfortable over long periods of time. But if you tighten the halo strap enough that movement wont dislodge it, the hard plastic halo setup gives me headaches due to squeezing my head.
Seeing Nitro Fun, Flux Pavilion and Wolfgang Gartner on your screen made me chuckle 😄 good taste in music
The transition/sync at 0:23 to voice-over is butter smooth, nicely done
How did he do that lol
I legit did a double take haha it was phenomenal
record normally, and stay silent for a few secnds, move the product around and cut the clip, film another scene continuing the script and in post production, sync the clips, have the first clip play for its duration and take the audio from the secon clip and play it underneath the first clip right after he finishes the sentence. cut the the next clip and back on track. thats one of the many ways you can do this in post.
@@Wanderer2035
@@Wanderer2035 just cut between audio sources before cutting to the next video clip. It's pretty easy if you want to recreate it, done well here though. Also the audio recording sounds pretty similar if not identical in both audio clips which definitely helps with the momentary illusion (along with him opening his mouth at the same timing). It's very common to have the audio cut before or after the video, but usually it's not meant to be this noticeable.
I found it jarring, hearing his voice but his mouth not saying the words.
Heads up Marques. The reason people are at odds with the FOV topic so much is that it drastically changes depending on the Light Seal size you’re given from your face scan. Some Redditors that tried on different Light Seals at the Apple Store say the difference was super noticeable. Hence no solid numbers listed on the product page.
Thank you for this comment. I just tried it without the Light Seal cushion, and the difference in FOV is CRAZY, like night and day. I'll probably use it like this moving forward.
How yall spending 3 bands on this 😭
Thank you random Apple employee.
@@unknown-fg9yf they aren't broke like you
Granted, if Apple wanted to, they could give a range of FOV values, I'm sure they've done considerable testing and have a rough bell curve sort of distribution mapped out (extremes, typical).
Also, unless the edges of the display are otherwise cut off, gaining FOV means losing some PPD, which for some things is a fine trade-off, but may be a bummer if you're trying to quickly skim a lot of small text, or using apps with small UI elements, etc. (which would most likely occur when viewing a macOS screen)
Disclaimer, haven't seen one yet myself.
You can do similar private video editing in a plane with any good headset and a virtual desktop, and a black sheet of paper or plastic over the laptop screen. Or lowering screen brightness to the minimum and almost closing it. Or using screen extension with the one in the laptop being empty of running apps. If your OS it does not simply allow you to turn it off completely, while still having the headset display on, through screen selection, etc...
I love mine, and most of the things I don’t like can be fixed with software. And you can dim the environment so you can see the keyboard and still be inmersed, use the crown button, I do it when watching a movie and snacking so I can see my lap but still have the environment all around.
With the weight comparison, don’t forget that the Quest 3 and other headsets also have the battery ALSO in it. So if they would only use an external battery it would be a bigger difference
It is pity that Quest doesn't use external battery. Neck and face pressure is the worst problem with VR I have.
Having an external battery seem like a way better design
@@HansFriedrich532it depends. The battery can act as a counter weight and there’s no cable that has to run from your face to your pocket.
On the other hand it means you could make the battery bigger without compressing the neck and you could swap the batteries ti skip charging.
It’s like true wireless versus bridged bluetooth earphones
@@LeffreyI use a very big battery pack to offset the Quest 3's shockingly bad battery life & I keep it in my pocket Vision Pro-style & I actually don't mind the cable. I did a 6 hour session in Half Life Alyx without charging
I'm not really a VR user but I really dont want a battery to my head for safety reasons at all. I'm absolutely fine with carrying a battery pack in my backpocket as a compromise