Roman GłogulskiBefore the upcoming surge in the virtual reality devices industry from Apple, it is worth considering whether this is a product worth attention. The Apple Vision Pro is remarkable. During a short presentation, of which I had the pleasure of being a part, I realized that Apple is going in a completely different direction than the competition. I am intrigued by where its advantages lie and what it lacks.
One of the key features of Vision Pro is its original head strap design that allows for customization to the shape of the head. Apple offers two types of head straps, including the innovative Dual Loop strap. With this strap, the weight is evenly distributed across the entire head. This solution has also proven effective in other similarly unconventional VR helmets, such as the Meta Quest 3.
The Vision Pro display also deserves a lot of recognition. Its micro-OLED screen is of such high quality that movies look stunning. With the headphones built into the helmet, you can enjoy audio quality as well. However, there is hope for even greater experiences, especially when using the lossless AirPods Pro 2 headphones.
Vision Pro also offers the ability to simultaneously use multiple applications. Additionally, Apple has equipped the helmet with the Siri voice assistant, which makes performing various tasks easier. I am convinced that the ability to use multiple applications at the same time, including those with 3D elements, will impress users.
Despite these impressive features, it is worth considering whether the Apple Vision Pro is worth its price. It may be slightly expensive for most people in the market, but it certainly has its breathtaking moments. I am very interested in the further development of this product and its potential for the future.
