It was kinda disturbing that he didn't realize how distracted he was. He started and stopped doing things almost constantly. Im glad you brought this up. People will say you're hating on the product not realizing you are bringing to light a conversation we need to really have about how tech platforms by their very nature transform the norms of society. We can be excited about new tech and have a healthy skepticism about it at the same time.
The main thing that comes to my mind is that, those who walk the streets wearing them, and not paying attention to their surroundings, at the perfect bait for thieves and other nefarious people.
No one really talks to each other today. Look around every free moment in public people are looking at their phones. This is just the next iteration of that.
This is what needs to be said. Technology is a tool, it shouldn't replace actual interactions and life. I have been in a technical life since the 80s with my first computer. Disconnect and experience what life is, is what really what is all about.
As a born and raised NY’er. Most people on the streets are not talking to other people. I watched his vid and he seemed liked every other person walking around the city. NYC isn’t for everybody. It’s different here. And, for the most part, we all get along while minding our own business at the same time.
It’s funny how life works. I was literally just watching Casey’s video and thinking about how incredibly uncomfortable I kept feeling at the thought of anyone thinking that it’s a cool idea or clever, for that matter, to walk around with that thing on their head. I couldn’t help but just think how people are going to see that video and start mimicking it. This makes me super nervous. Especially nowadays when people seem to just do the most mindless things for attention and likes without considering anyone or anything else around them. I say all this because I then see the option to watch your video and saw your image and how you looked and it was exactly the same reaction that I had while viewing of Casey’s video.
Totally agree. It's not because some kind of technology is possible that we should use it. The technology is optional, not mandatory, don't let the marketing fool you guys. There's rollerblades out there, but that doesn't mean that I need to use them all the time. I don't even use notifications in my phone. I want to experience the real world when I'm outside. I know the apps that will have notifications forever. When I actively want I could check them. If someone really needs to talk they could call me (that's so NEW).
That’s exactly what I think and it’s sad how blind people are going into this. And it’s only going to get worse, our future is going to be like the movie WALL-E…
That camera is your eyes, what will happen if it's suddenly glitches or black out while walking on stairs and pedestrian. Its like a final destination waiting to happen. Its totally removing your human sense, reaction and peripheral vision on actual world.
4:55 he is more present that being in a room in his house though. I am the kind of people that when I go outside my home I take my phone, iPad and laptop (and a lot other stuff)… so I can still do what I want to do in my home.
whats the point of this. Just take one or the other. Its redundant to carry around a phone laptop and tablet at the same time. You just a walking mark and it tells me you dont go outside
@@illicitburn9386 it just isn’t at all. I need the 3 for a better workflow. If forced to, I only need an iPhone (or maybe just the iPad though it is a lot bigger) but each device added increases the smoothness of the workflow. … why go outside? All I want is in the inside. Though going back to the video it’s the interesting thing about the Vision Pro and having virtual invisible desktop anywhere, even outside. * in my original post with “outside” I meant other room in another house. That being said “outside” of my home.
I agree..I love my quest 3... but I just already think people are 90 percent gone..I took a woman on a date not to long ago and she stared at her phone almost the entire time..I walked out of dinner.. that's how not there she was. Sad
1:30 I am ok with more ways of not being there. I get bored “there”… though I would say that hardware like the iPhone and Vision Pro makes “out there” more interesting. Yesterday I took a boring walk but got some nice iPhone photos to watch later.
It's fine, people will get over it when the newness wears off and people get used to it being out and about. Also, people are used to not interacting with each other when they're out in public. That's not anything new. Most of the time, people are buried into their smartphone anyways, this is just the next step.
Agree with others. I think the point is missed in this video. In a place where you would normally be inclined to a room, you can be outdoors. As an avid hiker, who likes to take long hikes and then get work done at a destination during the hiking high, this is 100% coming with me. I’ll be working from the top of upper falls in Yosemite, figuring out my life after a breathtaking hike. I’ve taken in the views, and then I’m getting into work. Around fresh air. Not confined to a small room. This isn’t about disconnecting, it’s about being able to connect MORE. The fear is creating hallucinations of perception. Respectively, you’re seeing a snake, when it’s only a log.
So you are saying you NEED computing when you are hiking, something more than your phone can give you. Gotcha. If I was gonna take the effort to go at a top of a fall, I could not care less about computers because I can literally do that every day. But that is just me. And probably a lot of others 🤷🏻♂️
@@TravisMCP again… missing the point. Not sure I can help you see it but I’ll take another jab at it. We have to get work done from a computer. I’m an outdoors guy. I want to work from the outdoors not a room. I’d much rather hike up Yosemite and do my five hours of work in the flow state from the outdoor high, then a room. And in fact I’ve done that on plenty of work days from my laptop. I’m lucky enough I can manage my teams in person, and remote. I can choose to spend some times in the office, and then some days on top of a mountain now. I don’t have to spend all 5 in the office, and this device makes that a much more appealing option, being able to actually spatial compute with multiple monitors. Make sense now?
I think the only thing that makes you uncomfortable is that Vision Pro covers people’s facial features. If it could evolve to the size and shape of sunglasses in the future, everything would look more natural.
Very respectfully, this sounds exactly like when I was selling phones in around 2002 and people would tell me, _"Why would I send a text. I could just call 'em."_ Granted, I'm a person who has often wished that people out in public had a dimmer switch. Nothing to do with VR. I just wish I could turn them down. I think that this tech will be less intrusive in five years though. It's designed to allow you to interact with people. I think that aspect will improve with time.
Travis, you nailed it! When this was first announced, I was uneasy about what this and similar devices could do the human race. As you indicated, this technology has been out there for a while, but once Apple gets a hold of it… watch out! I was once an Apple FB (going back to 1990) but as time has moved on, Apple has changed and many of those changes I do not care for, some I do, this device is one of the many Apple products that I will NOT purchase…period!
Remember the movie WALL-E and the ship made by the Buy N Large company where everyone lived on and was fat? They were fat because they were in those hover chairs which did everything for them so they did not have to do things themselves or interact with others around them. Is that a reality we are heading towards with things like the Apple Vision Pro?
you know it's scary when your girl set "speak to text" with this glass on when you 2 are having conversation, she have a video recording, text recording and memories recording for future arguments 😂😂😂
I hear you Travis. The only problem with this take is that Apple never marketed the vision pro as something you can use outside. At least to my knowledge. Anyone that takes any vr head set outside is well, just asking for it imo. I'm not exactly sure why Nestat even took the device and wore it outdoor. That's not what the vision pro is for.
I completely agree with you. Casey sees things in a different way than many of us in the tech space do, and I can't wait to see how else he covers the Vision Pro. Glad to see you making tech content again, Travis. Great video!
You absolutely can use a VR headset outside, you just have to make sure sun light doesn't hit the inside lenses, because obviously it would burn the displays. But people haven't been living in the moment ever since smart phones came out. I constantly see people taking walks but instead of enjoying the scenery or engaging with people they are walking with, they are all looking at their phones. However, I see VR headsets worn in public to be perfect for introverts, who want to get out but don't want interaction with others. I disagree that we are living in the age of the movie Surrogates, we are actually living in the age of the movie Idiocracy. As far as being screwed goes, people said the same thing when the Television was invented and people were glued to them.
We are living in an ever advancing technological age. Where even those of us that understand and love technology can't keep up. It wasn't long ago people got board with Apples updates and technology. Now we got a brand new product and instantly we feel it's gone to far? C'mon man. Enjoy this. Enjoy this however you would want to enjoy it. For those that want to walk the streets of the greatest city on earth. Wearing big ski goggle AR headsets. Let them enjoy it as best they can. We are still living in the a world where people keep staring at their phones. Constantly. This will at least make them look straight! 🤣 Take the good with the bad. We will be alright. Every generation goes through some kind of craziness that the last gen thought was bad. We will adapt and adjust and shrink this product down so its more comfortable. I want one so bad... 😁 You still make great videos sir. Thank you for your input.
I wear them in public. Who on earth wants to listen to Karens and their b.s. at the store. I’m so glad we have delivery services today that just drop your crap off at your door and leave. People are obnoxious. 🤢
Wow! Where have you been for the past 15 years?! If you go out in any city around the globe, every spare moment whether waiting at a bus stop or riding on a bus or subway, or standing in line to get coffee, or sitting on a park bench ... or even sitting in a coffee shop, people's heads are buried in their cellphones or laptops ... oblivious to the world around themselves ... not interacting with strangers. But even if they put away their cellphones, in most large cities if a stranger gives eye contact to another stranger, it's often misinterpreted as either a threatening gesture ... or at the very least as an uncomfortable moment, so the recipient of the eye gaze quickly looks away. I doubt that many people will choose to walk around with Vision Pro goggles (Casey was showcasing the amusing aspect and the direction this technology might eventually take) ... but if this 'vision' technology ever becomes mainstream and streamlined into much smaller ordinary glasses, then it will merely be a more efficient way of doing what's already been happening for more than a decade all over the world.
99% of people are already bent down in public glued to their phones. Atleast with this, they can look up straight and actually see some of the environment
From looking for Pokemon in the park to virtual butterflies in Krispy Kreme. Another movie that came to mind is The Congress starring Robin Wright about everyone living in an augmented fantasy while the actual world is dilapidated. With Vision Pro we could put a real time filter on everything and everyone.
This is such a pessimistic way of viewing things. Could you imagine if everyone thought of tech this way? We would literally not have the innovation that has been brought forward to this day. You don't think that maybe he was doing that on purpose for the video? We all know how he is when out and about, and I'm sure he is very capable of being present. I simply disagree. That is a very interesting viewpoint, though.
I personally don’t see myself getting isolated, but I could see myself wearing it outdoors. Not for immersion, but for assistance. For example: I have no vision in my right eye, and even though I do use my cane in unfamiliar areas, I could see this device as a pair of talking GPS sunglasses that just so happen to be able to call an Uber cuz it’s also my phone, while providing extra assistance through the LiDAR so I don’t bump into someone, and I could point at a bus schedule on the wall and it could read it to me hands free, while I continue walking. (granted I’m talking many years down the line) but that’s my personal end goal with something like this, the ultimate assistance tool. There is a pair of glasses out there called eSight that can do a lot of what I described… for $7000, and you don’t get the benefits of the Apple ecosystem that an Apple vision gen 3 or 4 would have, so I’m watching this very closely.
This just looks stupid. I know a lot of people said the apple watch or the airpods looks stupid but those are tiny devices at launch. They look like a watch and earphones. And it doesn’t really serve a purpose outdoors for a typical consumer. It will be very useful in the medical and military fields though like showing the vitals of a patient while conducting a surgery.
People can go out in public right now and choose to be glued to their phone, those who dont, dont. It’s not the tech it’s the people, and that’s okay. You don’t have to talk to strangers on the street if you don’t want to. Apple doesn’t want to disconnect people from the world, that’s why things like eyesight exist so you can speak to someone and still make eye contact with them, it’s not very good right now but it’ll only get better lol. I do get the concern but imo it’s just nothing new & something that’s different person to person
Travis, now shake your fist and say get off my lawn. 😆 The point Casey was making was that spatial computing and awareness that Apple's Vision Pro offers is just the beginning of future things to come. Hence the point that he made when he said in the future they'll just look like normal glasses. Change is always scary to some at first. Viper made me laugh when he tried the Vision Pro on for the first time as he said what kind of voodoo is this 😂
although i dont plan on having any vr/ar equipment anytime soon or ever, im not going to say its a bad thing bc it makes you “not present”.. 9 times out of 10, you arent communicating with other people anyway and a lot of the times you are on your phone not being present anyway. if this will help more people get outside, im all for it. its not something i care about, but i can def see positives from it. its ashamed people mostly look at the cons of a product rather than the pros.
Wow. What is left to be sacred? Spending time with friends and family will now have no distinction from video game highlight reels. Sex is going to be insane. You can literally now cheat while being intimate with your partner. At least with mobile phones and computers, there was a separation between reality and what was happening on a screen. This separation is no longer ostensible. There is none. Intimate moments are no longer. They now share living space with family guy clips. What it means to be human has never been so questionable.
don't use it while doing important things! if the headset turns off, there is no passthrough of reality for you to see. you'd need to toss the $4k headset off your face quick!
I thought Casie was going to go somewhere different at the end, I thought he was going to say lonely. All those people around him all those beautiful buildings and architecture and he was looking at RUclips videos, crazyness😅
I had to pause this midway through, so I can get this thought out: I understand where you are coming from, and it’s a valid question, in my opinion. Let’s say he wasn’t wearing the Vision Pro, going about his business. Do you think he’d have MORE interactions with the people around him, or LESS? I say less. If society is PROGRESSING to embrace tech, since progressing is fundamental to a society’s success, why not work to find way for this technology to bring us together?
"When I go outside, the two or three times a year I do." I can relate to that. XD I've been thinking about a world like the one depicted in Surrogates for a long time...I might take a look at that movie. Thanks for the recommendation! Personally, I do think that it's better to experience the world, but at the same time, it's important to acknowledge that the world can be painful. I like seeing where all of this technology is going, but it's certainly true that we depend on it too much. Rather than try to fix the world, it's easier to ignore it and go into virtual worlds, which do have other problems, but which are much more customizable and editable. I'd say the ideal is for technology to integrate with the physical world and the physical experience, so that you get bits of both. I don't know if that ideal will ever come to be.
I agree with you EXCEPT I don't think 99.99% of people have any interest in buying or regular use of this (or any other VR) headset. Now, if the Apple Glasses come to fruition - look out!
I think you have a long way to go before the dystopian version of the future you describe is even close to being here. We bought an VP, and certainly do not plan on being a targeted victim for nefarious types in public spaces… Especially if one spent closer to $5K for their VP… 🤔
@@TravisMCP but they are NOT wearing their phones using augmented or virtual lenses to view the actual real world, as is being described. The RUclipsr who is galavanting around NYC wearing VP is as munching flexing his status as he is providing content on RUclips. Your average person who bought VP is NOT going to go around town wearing a $5K reason to be an easy target for criminals… 🤔
Got mines yesterday 512G but I just opened it this morning and my mind is 🤯. That dinosaur experience was nothing I’ve ever seen and I have all the Oculus VR headsets.
I swear... if I'm around a group of people wearing this, and they try to make me wear it? I will stand my group. driving!? I'm pretty sure this is illegal.. or will be.
The same has been said of all world 🌍 changing tech from books 📖 to movies 🎥 to video games 👾 Now, we are encouraged to read more like it is something natural or intelligent. I would love to have the Apple Vision Pro. Life is about balance and variety. Taste all the fruits 🍇 of the forest 🌳 That’s why I like tech and movies and books and Opera and historic buildings and museums and country walks …..
People act like this is new, its not. Virtual reality has been here for years. Sony had a pair in 1998 called glasstron. People are so easy to manipulate its ridiculous. Everyone believes everything anymore..
I worry about the accidents and the tragedies...maybe I am too pessimistic about people...or maybe I have seen and know too much...I search for faith in humanity...sometimes I search just for humanity...this ain't it.....
I have to agree - his video kind of creeped me out. Hate to think that as prices come down on these things that this could be the future and like you, I love tech, just not that much. On the plus side, the avatar created for him to do FaceTime calls tamed his hair! 🤷🏻♂️
I do enjoy the videos here, and I will keep coming back in the future. My main concern isn’t really about the whole “being present” argument. I feel like that is too subjective. Let people enjoy and experience life how they see fit. The thing that is dangerous, however, is the walking around a dangerous town with that thing on. I wouldn’t want folks to basically beg to get robbed. Other than that, using something like this on the go is absolutely what Apple wants, in my opinion. This will help sell others on this overpriced to all heck toy… 😅
It's New York...there's no grass and no one is talking to anyone anyway. I get your point, but technology is a personal choice. If people want to walk around outside with tech, it's their prerogative. I mean can't people decide when they want to take their tech outside and when they just want to take a walk without it??? Like I said, I understand where you are coming from...BUT there are people that don't go outside anyway, whether they are into tech or not.
It was kinda disturbing that he didn't realize how distracted he was. He started and stopped doing things almost constantly.
Im glad you brought this up. People will say you're hating on the product not realizing you are bringing to light a conversation we need to really have about how tech platforms by their very nature transform the norms of society.
We can be excited about new tech and have a healthy skepticism about it at the same time.
The main thing that comes to my mind is that, those who walk the streets wearing them, and not paying attention to their surroundings, at the perfect bait for thieves and other nefarious people.
Absolutely! Especially in cities like New York and Philly
@@MikeyBats Yep.
who owns an expensive stuff doesn't stay where thieves are
@@scoliosi1396But they inevitably go where thieves are. And if they’re foolish enough to flash their $3,300 Apple bling in those areas, well…
@@scoliosi1396typical thieves but opportunists are different
No one really talks to each other today. Look around every free moment in public people are looking at their phones. This is just the next iteration of that.
apple vision pro just suitable in ur country only for sure
When Travis comes out of retirement, you know the tech is good.
This is what needs to be said. Technology is a tool, it shouldn't replace actual interactions and life. I have been in a technical life since the 80s with my first computer. Disconnect and experience what life is, is what really what is all about.
As a born and raised NY’er. Most people on the streets are not talking to other people.
I watched his vid and he seemed liked every other person walking around the city.
NYC isn’t for everybody. It’s different here.
And, for the most part, we all get along while minding our own business at the same time.
100%
Go to the beach. You can save many things for home use. And artificial intelligence can rise to another level. This is prohibited in many places.
True, but NY is not representative of the rest of the world…
@@DRJXMSTechnically it is because most countries don't have super friendly talkative people like in Australia or New Zealand.
Seems like coping tbh. I doubt every New Yorker feels that way, or wants to see their city progress in that way
glad You are still around!
i also agree that rush head over heels towards VR and AR is not a good trend at all
It’s funny how life works. I was literally just watching Casey’s video and thinking about how incredibly uncomfortable I kept feeling at the thought of anyone thinking that it’s a cool idea or clever, for that matter, to walk around with that thing on their head. I couldn’t help but just think how people are going to see that video and start mimicking it. This makes me super nervous. Especially nowadays when people seem to just do the most mindless things for attention and likes without considering anyone or anything else around them. I say all this because I then see the option to watch your video and saw your image and how you looked and it was exactly the same reaction that I had while viewing of Casey’s video.
Totally agree. It's not because some kind of technology is possible that we should use it. The technology is optional, not mandatory, don't let the marketing fool you guys.
There's rollerblades out there, but that doesn't mean that I need to use them all the time.
I don't even use notifications in my phone. I want to experience the real world when I'm outside. I know the apps that will have notifications forever. When I actively want I could check them. If someone really needs to talk they could call me (that's so NEW).
That’s exactly what I think and it’s sad how blind people are going into this. And it’s only going to get worse, our future is going to be like the movie WALL-E…
Thinking the same thing, they didn't even know they had a pool because they were so locked in.
That camera is your eyes, what will happen if it's suddenly glitches or black out while walking on stairs and pedestrian. Its like a final destination waiting to happen. Its totally removing your human sense, reaction and peripheral vision on actual world.
Travis!? You’re back!? Hope you are healthy 👊🏼
That Surrogates analogy is spot on. Love that movie
4:55 he is more present that being in a room in his house though. I am the kind of people that when I go outside my home I take my phone, iPad and laptop (and a lot other stuff)… so I can still do what I want to do in my home.
My same thoughts. Guy here completely missed the point about Casey's review.
whats the point of this. Just take one or the other. Its redundant to carry around a phone laptop and tablet at the same time. You just a walking mark and it tells me you dont go outside
@@illicitburn9386 it just isn’t at all. I need the 3 for a better workflow. If forced to, I only need an iPhone (or maybe just the iPad though it is a lot bigger) but each device added increases the smoothness of the workflow.
… why go outside? All I want is in the inside. Though going back to the video it’s the interesting thing about the Vision Pro and having virtual invisible desktop anywhere, even outside.
* in my original post with “outside” I meant other room in another house. That being said “outside” of my home.
I agree..I love my quest 3... but I just already think people are 90 percent gone..I took a woman on a date not to long ago and she stared at her phone almost the entire time..I walked out of dinner.. that's how not there she was. Sad
ooohh! thanks for letting us know! love your videos!!
VR should stay in a desktop.
The future is AUGMENTED Reality.
Always good to see you Travz. Gotta bring back the intro....... right after this😂😅
Well said, Travis.
1:30 I am ok with more ways of not being there. I get bored “there”… though I would say that hardware like the iPhone and Vision Pro makes “out there” more interesting. Yesterday I took a boring walk but got some nice iPhone photos to watch later.
It's fine, people will get over it when the newness wears off and people get used to it being out and about. Also, people are used to not interacting with each other when they're out in public. That's not anything new. Most of the time, people are buried into their smartphone anyways, this is just the next step.
I didn’t know it was out. Thanks for keeping me updated with upcoming and released tech.
Agree with others. I think the point is missed in this video. In a place where you would normally be inclined to a room, you can be outdoors. As an avid hiker, who likes to take long hikes and then get work done at a destination during the hiking high, this is 100% coming with me. I’ll be working from the top of upper falls in Yosemite, figuring out my life after a breathtaking hike. I’ve taken in the views, and then I’m getting into work. Around fresh air. Not confined to a small room. This isn’t about disconnecting, it’s about being able to connect MORE. The fear is creating hallucinations of perception. Respectively, you’re seeing a snake, when it’s only a log.
So you are saying you NEED computing when you are hiking, something more than your phone can give you. Gotcha. If I was gonna take the effort to go at a top of a fall, I could not care less about computers because I can literally do that every day. But that is just me. And probably a lot of others 🤷🏻♂️
@@TravisMCP again… missing the point. Not sure I can help you see it but I’ll take another jab at it.
We have to get work done from a computer. I’m an outdoors guy. I want to work from the outdoors not a room. I’d much rather hike up Yosemite and do my five hours of work in the flow state from the outdoor high, then a room. And in fact I’ve done that on plenty of work days from my laptop. I’m lucky enough I can manage my teams in person, and remote. I can choose to spend some times in the office, and then some days on top of a mountain now. I don’t have to spend all 5 in the office, and this device makes that a much more appealing option, being able to actually spatial compute with multiple monitors.
Make sense now?
Remember when people were angry when some wore google glass, because they could record and make pictures and google abandoned it. Well, this...
You get to outside that often? Lucky you! I agree though, the world is getting more and more crazy.
good question !!
I think the only thing that makes you uncomfortable is that Vision Pro covers people’s facial features. If it could evolve to the size and shape of sunglasses in the future, everything would look more natural.
Very respectfully, this sounds exactly like when I was selling phones in around 2002 and people would tell me, _"Why would I send a text. I could just call 'em."_ Granted, I'm a person who has often wished that people out in public had a dimmer switch. Nothing to do with VR. I just wish I could turn them down. I think that this tech will be less intrusive in five years though. It's designed to allow you to interact with people. I think that aspect will improve with time.
Travis, you nailed it! When this was first announced, I was uneasy about what this and similar devices could do the human race. As you indicated, this technology has been out there for a while, but once Apple gets a hold of it… watch out! I was once an Apple FB (going back to 1990) but as time has moved on, Apple has changed and many of those changes I do not care for, some I do, this device is one of the many Apple products that I will NOT purchase…period!
Remember the movie WALL-E and the ship made by the Buy N Large company where everyone lived on and was fat? They were fat because they were in those hover chairs which did everything for them so they did not have to do things themselves or interact with others around them. Is that a reality we are heading towards with things like the Apple Vision Pro?
you know it's scary when your girl set "speak to text" with this glass on when you 2 are having conversation, she have a video recording, text recording and memories recording for future arguments 😂😂😂
I hear you Travis. The only problem with this take is that Apple never marketed the vision pro as something you can use outside. At least to my knowledge. Anyone that takes any vr head set outside is well, just asking for it imo. I'm not exactly sure why Nestat even took the device and wore it outdoor. That's not what the vision pro is for.
Not to mention the criminal element taking advantage of the lack of situational awareness
I completely agree with you. Casey sees things in a different way than many of us in the tech space do, and I can't wait to see how else he covers the Vision Pro. Glad to see you making tech content again, Travis. Great video!
So you and Greg will not be doing gadget cast using face time then using Vision Pro
Smartphone itself has taken much of our real interaction... Now this
I get happy every time I see a new video on your channel
The Vision Pro isn't AR Glasses but a VR Headset. Even if Apple doesn't want to admit it.
LEGEND REVIEWS AGAIN 💯👍
The Xiaomi AR glasses look less dystopian.
when this device will look exactly like the glasses you have right now on your face, believe me you will use it outside. so never say never.
Crazy. I’m watching your video and his is recommended right underneath yours. 😂
True I agree with you. It's insane
You absolutely can use a VR headset outside, you just have to make sure sun light doesn't hit the inside lenses, because obviously it would burn the displays. But people haven't been living in the moment ever since smart phones came out. I constantly see people taking walks but instead of enjoying the scenery or engaging with people they are walking with, they are all looking at their phones. However, I see VR headsets worn in public to be perfect for introverts, who want to get out but don't want interaction with others. I disagree that we are living in the age of the movie Surrogates, we are actually living in the age of the movie Idiocracy. As far as being screwed goes, people said the same thing when the Television was invented and people were glued to them.
Travis back,… 👌
We are living in an ever advancing technological age. Where even those of us that understand and love technology can't keep up.
It wasn't long ago people got board with Apples updates and technology. Now we got a brand new product and instantly we feel it's gone to far? C'mon man. Enjoy this. Enjoy this however you would want to enjoy it. For those that want to walk the streets of the greatest city on earth. Wearing big ski goggle AR headsets. Let them enjoy it as best they can.
We are still living in the a world where people keep staring at their phones. Constantly. This will at least make them look straight! 🤣
Take the good with the bad. We will be alright. Every generation goes through some kind of craziness that the last gen thought was bad. We will adapt and adjust and shrink this product down so its more comfortable. I want one so bad... 😁
You still make great videos sir. Thank you for your input.
100% agreed. Just came from the video and felt the same as you.
I already think wearing headphones in public is weird and disconnected.
I wear them in public. Who on earth wants to listen to Karens and their b.s. at the store. I’m so glad we have delivery services today that just drop your crap off at your door and leave. People are obnoxious. 🤢
Wow! Where have you been for the past 15 years?! If you go out in any city around the globe, every spare moment whether waiting at a bus stop or riding on a bus or subway, or standing in line to get coffee, or sitting on a park bench ... or even sitting in a coffee shop, people's heads are buried in their cellphones or laptops ... oblivious to the world around themselves ... not interacting with strangers. But even if they put away their cellphones, in most large cities if a stranger gives eye contact to another stranger, it's often misinterpreted as either a threatening gesture ... or at the very least as an uncomfortable moment, so the recipient of the eye gaze quickly looks away.
I doubt that many people will choose to walk around with Vision Pro goggles (Casey was showcasing the amusing aspect and the direction this technology might eventually take) ... but if this 'vision' technology ever becomes mainstream and streamlined into much smaller ordinary glasses, then it will merely be a more efficient way of doing what's already been happening for more than a decade all over the world.
99% of people are already bent down in public glued to their phones. Atleast with this, they can look up straight and actually see some of the environment
Surrogate yes but I think Wall-E really nailed it.
i'm glad i'm not the only one who feels this way
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Oh damn Travis.
You broke out the Surrogates. I saw that back in the day. Nice movie. Nice comparison. Not exactly one-to-one, but I get the point.
From looking for Pokemon in the park to virtual butterflies in Krispy Kreme. Another movie that came to mind is The Congress starring Robin Wright about everyone living in an augmented fantasy while the actual world is dilapidated. With Vision Pro we could put a real time filter on everything and everyone.
This is such a pessimistic way of viewing things. Could you imagine if everyone thought of tech this way? We would literally not have the innovation that has been brought forward to this day. You don't think that maybe he was doing that on purpose for the video? We all know how he is when out and about, and I'm sure he is very capable of being present. I simply disagree. That is a very interesting viewpoint, though.
I personally don’t see myself getting isolated, but I could see myself wearing it outdoors. Not for immersion, but for assistance. For example: I have no vision in my right eye, and even though I do use my cane in unfamiliar areas, I could see this device as a pair of talking GPS sunglasses that just so happen to be able to call an Uber cuz it’s also my phone, while providing extra assistance through the LiDAR so I don’t bump into someone, and I could point at a bus schedule on the wall and it could read it to me hands free, while I continue walking. (granted I’m talking many years down the line) but that’s my personal end goal with something like this, the ultimate assistance tool. There is a pair of glasses out there called eSight that can do a lot of what I described… for $7000, and you don’t get the benefits of the Apple ecosystem that an Apple vision gen 3 or 4 would have, so I’m watching this very closely.
Always love your videos!
Phones are stupid. You can just write a letter to someone or go walk to their house to say hello.
This just looks stupid. I know a lot of people said the apple watch or the airpods looks stupid but those are tiny devices at launch. They look like a watch and earphones. And it doesn’t really serve a purpose outdoors for a typical consumer. It will be very useful in the medical and military fields though like showing the vitals of a patient while conducting a surgery.
If you're the type of person to use an Apple Vision Pro on a train or while riding a longboard, you're doing evolution a favor.
Acciddent is inevitable 😂with this product
Welcome back travis
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OMG... I wasn't made for Vision Pro.
Thanks for sharing. I appreciate your viewpoints. Blessings on your day.
People can go out in public right now and choose to be glued to their phone, those who dont, dont. It’s not the tech it’s the people, and that’s okay. You don’t have to talk to strangers on the street if you don’t want to. Apple doesn’t want to disconnect people from the world, that’s why things like eyesight exist so you can speak to someone and still make eye contact with them, it’s not very good right now but it’ll only get better lol. I do get the concern but imo it’s just nothing new & something that’s different person to person
I'm with you on this. I agree 💯
5:55 old people won’t like it, young people will embrace it as now they embrace the smartphones.
Travis, now shake your fist and say get off my lawn. 😆 The point Casey was making was that spatial computing and awareness that Apple's Vision Pro offers is just the beginning of future things to come. Hence the point that he made when he said in the future they'll just look like normal glasses. Change is always scary to some at first. Viper made me laugh when he tried the Vision Pro on for the first time as he said what kind of voodoo is this 😂
Go to the beach. You can record many things for home use. This is prohibited in many places
how many people will be returning it?
although i dont plan on having any vr/ar equipment anytime soon or ever, im not going to say its a bad thing bc it makes you “not present”.. 9 times out of 10, you arent communicating with other people anyway and a lot of the times you are on your phone not being present anyway.
if this will help more people get outside, im all for it. its not something i care about, but i can def see positives from it. its ashamed people mostly look at the cons of a product rather than the pros.
Wow. What is left to be sacred? Spending time with friends and family will now have no distinction from video game highlight reels. Sex is going to be insane. You can literally now cheat while being intimate with your partner. At least with mobile phones and computers, there was a separation between reality and what was happening on a screen. This separation is no longer ostensible. There is none. Intimate moments are no longer. They now share living space with family guy clips. What it means to be human has never been so questionable.
don't use it while doing important things! if the headset turns off, there is no passthrough of reality for you to see. you'd need to toss the $4k headset off your face quick!
The guy is in his high vis jacket. He means business. 😂
I thought Casie was going to go somewhere different at the end, I thought he was going to say lonely. All those people around him all those beautiful buildings and architecture and he was looking at RUclips videos, crazyness😅
Can I ask a question travis. Love your content but I got to ask. Have you had SMP done? Scalp micro pigmentation?
Google glass users were glass holes.
So do you call him a a hole?
I had to pause this midway through, so I can get this thought out: I understand where you are coming from, and it’s a valid question, in my opinion. Let’s say he wasn’t wearing the Vision Pro, going about his business. Do you think he’d have MORE interactions with the people around him, or LESS? I say less. If society is PROGRESSING to embrace tech, since progressing is fundamental to a society’s success, why not work to find way for this technology to bring us together?
That last sentence I agree with.
@@TravisMCP 🙏🏽 I’m an optimist 😅
Technology is neither inherently good or bad; it is simply how you use it.
"When I go outside, the two or three times a year I do." I can relate to that. XD
I've been thinking about a world like the one depicted in Surrogates for a long time...I might take a look at that movie. Thanks for the recommendation!
Personally, I do think that it's better to experience the world, but at the same time, it's important to acknowledge that the world can be painful. I like seeing where all of this technology is going, but it's certainly true that we depend on it too much. Rather than try to fix the world, it's easier to ignore it and go into virtual worlds, which do have other problems, but which are much more customizable and editable.
I'd say the ideal is for technology to integrate with the physical world and the physical experience, so that you get bits of both. I don't know if that ideal will ever come to be.
I agree with you EXCEPT I don't think 99.99% of people have any interest in buying or regular use of this (or any other VR) headset. Now, if the Apple Glasses come to fruition - look out!
I think you have a long way to go before the dystopian version of the future you describe is even close to being here. We bought an VP, and certainly do not plan on being a targeted victim for nefarious types in public spaces…
Especially if one spent closer to $5K for their VP…
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You think we aren't already halfway there? Go to a city and look around. At least half of those people are already looking down at their phones.
@@TravisMCP but they are NOT wearing their phones using augmented or virtual lenses to view the actual real world, as is being described. The RUclipsr who is galavanting around NYC wearing VP is as munching flexing his status as he is providing content on RUclips. Your average person who bought VP is NOT going to go around town wearing a $5K reason to be an easy target for criminals…
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Great video and perspective. Cheers
Next your apple will Definitely introduce walking assistant like tesla accident predictions. Then everyone will consider buying this
Got mines yesterday 512G but I just opened it this morning and my mind is 🤯. That dinosaur experience was nothing I’ve ever seen and I have all the Oculus VR headsets.
Did you go outside onto the subway and to a krispy kreme? I heard that’s the best experience. 😂
@@MobileDecay 😆 nah too many important things going on in my life.. funny videos tho
Kinda got mines set up like him..
ruclips.net/video/df0TUKWnMNs/видео.html&si=n_gvnX26c7gp9hgx
Was nearly excited that you were back reviewing products. Anyway, always good to hear from you 👍🏻
Someone at Apple’s space command headquarters spent way too much time watching the Riddick Necromonger Lensors chronicles.
I swear... if I'm around a group of people wearing this, and they try to make me wear it? I will stand my group. driving!? I'm pretty sure this is illegal.. or will be.
Where’s the intro or theme song 😮
The same has been said of all world 🌍 changing tech from books 📖 to movies 🎥 to video games 👾 Now, we are encouraged to read more like it is something natural or intelligent. I would love to have the Apple Vision Pro. Life is about balance and variety. Taste all the fruits 🍇 of the forest 🌳 That’s why I like tech and movies and books and Opera and historic buildings and museums and country walks …..
People act like this is new, its not. Virtual reality has been here for years. Sony had a pair in 1998 called glasstron. People are so easy to manipulate its ridiculous. Everyone believes everything anymore..
I totally agree with you
I dont purche one for 3.500 reasons😊
I worry about the accidents and the tragedies...maybe I am too pessimistic about people...or maybe I have seen and know too much...I search for faith in humanity...sometimes I search just for humanity...this ain't it.....
This product is the best example of what I mean by Apple Users.
Omg another way to use a tablet!
I have to agree - his video kind of creeped me out. Hate to think that as prices come down on these things that this could be the future and like you, I love tech, just not that much. On the plus side, the avatar created for him to do FaceTime calls tamed his hair! 🤷🏻♂️
I do enjoy the videos here, and I will keep coming back in the future. My main concern isn’t really about the whole “being present” argument. I feel like that is too subjective. Let people enjoy and experience life how they see fit. The thing that is dangerous, however, is the walking around a dangerous town with that thing on. I wouldn’t want folks to basically beg to get robbed. Other than that, using something like this on the go is absolutely what Apple wants, in my opinion. This will help sell others on this overpriced to all heck toy… 😅
Ready Player One Travis. Ready Player One.
It's New York...there's no grass and no one is talking to anyone anyway. I get your point, but technology is a personal choice. If people want to walk around outside with tech, it's their prerogative. I mean can't people decide when they want to take their tech outside and when they just want to take a walk without it??? Like I said, I understand where you are coming from...BUT there are people that don't go outside anyway, whether they are into tech or not.