Using Apple Vision Pro: What It’s Actually Like!

Summary by Krater

A review of the Apple Vision Pro headset after one week of daily use, covering its hardware design, operating system UI, spatial computing features, and Persona digital avatars.

From the video

Answers: What is it actually like to use the Apple Vision Pro?

• Apple Vision Pro spatial computer design and hardware
• visionOS user interface and hand/eye tracking
• Apple Vision Pro display quality and passthrough
• Mac virtual display integration
• Persona digital avatar creation and video calling

What it concludes

• The Apple Vision Pro weighs 638 grams with the solo knit band, making it relatively heavy on the face.
• Battery life is approximately 2 to 4 hours, which is in line with other VR headsets.
• Eye and hand tracking are the primary input methods and feel extremely intuitive, responsive, and fluid.
• Passthrough is the best of any VR headset available, making the virtual view feel remarkably close to the real world.
• Mac virtual display integration is a massive game-changer, allowing users to turn their Mac screen into a 4K window of any size.
• Personas are both incredibly impressive and slightly unsettling, representing the cutting edge of digital avatars.