After approximately 2 weeks on the market, initial reviews from users regarding Apple’s Vision Pro glasses have surfaced, raising concerns primarily around design, weight, and image quality of this expensive product.
Bulky Design Alternatives: User feedback highlights that the substantial design of the Vision Pro is a primary factor causing discomfort during prolonged wear. Several opinions underscore that wearing these glasses is not a suitable choice for daily activities such as using phones or computers.
Weight and Inconvenience Alternatives: Users, including self-proclaimed Apple “enthusiasts,” have shared concerns about the weight of the Vision Pro, making usage challenging and uncomfortable. This sentiment reflects a common worry about the practicality of the product in everyday situations.
Insufficient Image Quality Alternatives: Some users have expressed concerns about the image quality of Vision Pro, particularly its ability to overlay virtual applications while observing the surrounding environment. Detailed reviews suggest that when looking at a computer or iPhone screen, the image quality is “almost not sharp enough to perceive content on the screen.”
Limited Application Diversity Alternatives: Despite the Vision Pro’s app store boasting over 600 applications, many users feel that the user experience is not compelling enough to justify the high price of the product. Some individuals even admit to purchasing Vision Pro for a quick experience and then deciding to return the product.
Future Outlook Alternatives: Mixed reviews notwithstanding, some individuals maintain faith in Apple’s future vision and advanced technology on the Vision Pro. They express a willingness to reconsider purchasing the product in the future if there are advancements in technology and a reduction in the selling price.
User Feedback Alternatives: The Vision Pro’s app store boasting over 600 applications doesn’t sway some individuals, who find the glasses’ experience less convincing, considering the $3,500 price tag. Meanwhile, some users openly admit to purchasing the Vision Pro solely for a quick experience and then opting to return the product.
“Apple must be crazy to think I would pay $4,000 for these glasses,” shared Matt Schneider, a Vision Pro buyer, with Business Insider.
Without overlooking the drawbacks, Mesbahi, Michael, and Sutter still maintain their confidence in Apple’s future vision and the advanced technology integrated into the Vision Pro.
All three individuals are willing to consider purchasing the glasses in the future as technology progresses, especially if the price is reduced.
“To convince me to keep the glasses, I need the selling price to drop to at least $2,000,” emphasized Michael.
Note: This article utilizes information, images from Business Insider and Apple.
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