The price is too steep for me, and (like you Roger) I don't think I could wear something on my head while watching TV. Disney+ is great the way it is now for me. See you in your next update video Roger and have a great day. 😊❤
BigScreen VR has the Disney+ app. Is BigScreen available on your headset? I have it on my Oculus. I use the Netflix and RUclips app. But I prefer to use the browser for Disney and Prime. Far too much loading time in the Disney and Prime apps. And the prime app is kinda ugly.
@@AnonYmouS00816 There was one website that said because Apple is doing a 25 minute demo at stores, that means the Vision Pro must not be good lol. So, if they did a 5 minute demo they would say "I’m not going to pay $3,500.00 for a device where I only get 5 minutes to try out". People are just being so weird I swear. I’m ordering mine (hopefully) at exactly 8am Friday. Day one for sure
Kinda sorta. The level of fidelity is next level on Apple Vision Pro. It pushes about 3x the number of pixels as most other headsets. The video stream itself is necessarily a subset of the total resolution (passthrough, background graphics), so on most headsets you’re getting about 1080p for the content.
Do you think Disney plus having 3D movies on the apple vision pro bring interest back to 3D and PSVR2 is a must have but it missing 3D playback is a bit disappointing i think sony knows about that i have asked them(sony uk one) to added blu ray 3D support.
I loved watching Avatar Way of the Waters on it! I really think it’s my new way of watching films (when I am alone). I really hope the big tech companies can somehow work together to realize a true mesh where we can meet up together and share more experiences with our friends.
I watched a piece on BBC News that said that wearing these devices for a prolonged period can cause a person to feel unwell. Not sure if this will happen with the Vision Pro, as amazing a product I’m sure it is.
I have had an Oculus2 VR for a couple of years. I have never felt sick. A friend bought one and felt dizzy in a game. He sold it. I hassled him about watching movies together so he bought another one and he loves it. I literally walk around the house with mine on and I cook my dinner watching movies on a giant cinema screen in BigScreen VR that has the Disney + app. I haven’t turned a TV on in a couple of years now. I could never go back to my televisions, they are massive dust collectors now. I have even put cash aside to buy the newer Oculus Quest 3 when my Oculus2 eventually dies. I think to get motion sick you’d need to be doing some intense gaming or experiences like walking on a plank off the side of a building or riding a rollercoaster. I have felt my stomach roll over a couple of times in the early days I had it standing on the side of a building.
....Apple stores will hold free 25-min demos first come first serve, presales Jan-19, hits the market Feb-2, brilliant Apple marketing.
The price is too steep for me, and (like you Roger) I don't think I could wear something on my head while watching TV. Disney+ is great the way it is now for me. See you in your next update video Roger and have a great day. 😊❤
Thanks Jennifer... it certainly seems a wee bit expensive
This could have easily been done with vr tech and im frustrated its locked behind the vision pro
BigScreen VR has the Disney+ app.
Is BigScreen available on your headset?
I have it on my Oculus.
I use the Netflix and RUclips app.
But I prefer to use the browser for Disney and Prime. Far too much loading time in the Disney and Prime apps. And the prime app is kinda ugly.
Broke?
It's the best hardware by a mile. Save up for it! I'm not even an apple fan boy, yet I'm hyped. Day 1 for me
@@AnonYmouS00816 There was one website that said because Apple is doing a 25 minute demo at stores, that means the Vision Pro must not be good lol. So, if they did a 5 minute demo they would say "I’m not going to pay $3,500.00 for a device where I only get 5 minutes to try out". People are just being so weird I swear. I’m ordering mine (hopefully) at exactly 8am Friday. Day one for sure
Kinda sorta. The level of fidelity is next level on Apple Vision Pro. It pushes about 3x the number of pixels as most other headsets. The video stream itself is necessarily a subset of the total resolution (passthrough, background graphics), so on most headsets you’re getting about 1080p for the content.
Do you think Disney plus having 3D movies on the apple vision pro bring interest back to 3D and PSVR2 is a must have but it missing 3D playback is a bit disappointing i think sony knows about that i have asked them(sony uk one) to added blu ray 3D support.
We, I think, will see cheaper models as Apple refines the technology
Hope so, isn’t going to be everywhere until it’s affordable
I loved watching Avatar Way of the Waters on it! I really think it’s my new way of watching films (when I am alone). I really hope the big tech companies can somehow work together to realize a true mesh where we can meet up together and share more experiences with our friends.
Awesome!!!
At that price point, I think it will have about the same appeal as the Galactic Starcruiser...
And look at what happened to that
I do it normally
I watched a piece on BBC News that said that wearing these devices for a prolonged period can cause a person to feel unwell.
Not sure if this will happen with the Vision Pro, as amazing a product I’m sure it is.
I have had an Oculus2 VR for a couple of years. I have never felt sick. A friend bought one and felt dizzy in a game. He sold it. I hassled him about watching movies together so he bought another one and he loves it.
I literally walk around the house with mine on and I cook my dinner watching movies on a giant cinema screen in BigScreen VR that has the Disney + app.
I haven’t turned a TV on in a couple of years now. I could never go back to my televisions, they are massive dust collectors now.
I have even put cash aside to buy the newer Oculus Quest 3 when my Oculus2 eventually dies.
I think to get motion sick you’d need to be doing some intense gaming or experiences like walking on a plank off the side of a building or riding a rollercoaster.
I have felt my stomach roll over a couple of times in the early days I had it standing on the side of a building.
doesn't surprise me with this type of tech, i've found VR makes me sick after a bit or if I move too much
Who wants to pay 3k for a headset
Apple buying disney company