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I Spent 24 Hours Wearing Apple’s Vision Pro Headset | WSJ

Apple’s Vision Pro mixed-reality headset puts digital information in your real world. But how does it fit into your daily life with activities like working, watching Apple TV, cooking and FaceTiming?

WSJ’s Joanna Stern attempted to wear it for 24 hours straight—including on the ski slope.

0:00 Apple’s headset
0:59 Working
2:28 Personas
3:40 Cooking
5:27 Watching
6:15 Glasses
6:33 Skiing / Spatial Video
7:37 Takeaways

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44 thoughts on “I Spent 24 Hours Wearing Apple’s Vision Pro Headset | WSJ

  • You all wowing that it has 2 timers for cooking as if you all had never cooked before without a timer. Geez….🤣 such a stupid justification for how expensive and uncomfortable these things are.

  • Best feature is that I can now fry worry -free from from oil explosion

  • I'm sure this won't give you brain cancer… .

  • Confirmed. Focal length is long enough that I don’t need readers in Apple Vision Pro.

  • Nilay only being “Joanna’s Friend” is sending me 😂

  • this is so useless i'd rather invest 3500 into crypto and get 5x times of it back in profit then waste it on this junk

  • Eh I’m happy with my Apple Watch Ultra and iPhone 14 Pro Max

  • So, it is time to talk about our neuro-rights: NeuraLink + Apple Vision Pro + Wireless Tech = Wireless espionage on the making, silently.

  • I don’t think they made those glasses so ppl could wear them out in public or while your cooking. Wearing them outside around other ppl such as when your driving or in situations where you could bump into ppl are probably not why they were made. But leave it up to idiots because someone is going to get killed because someone wore these outside in public.

  • Someone is not being honest here! Wearing a VR headset for more than an hour is going to leave you with a distinctive "racoon eyes" once you take them off which I have not seen even once in this footage! I can't imagine what your face would look like after 24 hours! Yet, you take them off and your face is as clear as snow. I don't buy it for a second!

  • Cool gimmicky toy. I think most people will stick to a smartphone and computer

  • Just the first step. Imagine in 5-10 years… Scary

  • It’s really sad to see how much time people spend buried in their phones and isolating themselves, now this is the next step; where you can’t even look up and make direct eye contact at the person across from you.

    Dark times for humanity.

  • Or, here's a thought … just use a timer from your oven or phone & cook WITHOUT wearing that silly device so that your family doesn't feel like you're ignoring them!

  • 😢😢 the real life is Gon the real fun is chasing goodbye family time live alone like 🤮🤮🤮

  • I doubt most people will want to wear heavy headsets for hours (assuming the battery even lasts a few hours). 4 hours is not very long.

    The tech is impressive but I fear it's another gimmicky product that won't sell in sufficient numbers. 3D tv was a recent example.

    And the price for a potential gimmick product is crazy.

  • That vision pro thing is still prototype and not compact ….so not buying it lol

  • The fact they calling a 10 year old tech new and charging almost 4 grand for a piece of plastic 😬. They could’ve at least made the leans glass and not plastic

  • Wearing for 24 hours is steep. I’d be concerned with becoming observed and part of the machine 🤖

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