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  • I tried Apple's first ever spatial computing device, a $3500 VR headset. These are my honest thoughts.
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  • MrUnknown
    MrUnknown 3 months ago +68279

    Not gonna lie I'm getting the strongest "real life Black Mirror" vibes I've ever had from this and it feels absolutely surreal

    • MrUnknown
      MrUnknown 3 months ago +4631

      Also, Watching a guy take a photo of his kids playing, while wearing ski goggles in the presentation might be the bleakest thing I’ve ever seen.

    • Glenda Baptiste
      Glenda Baptiste 3 months ago +424

      This is as small as Apple could manage for now. I'm sure it will be refined in future versions

    • πRMD
      πRMD 3 months ago +755

      especially in the memory section that was uthopian as hell... When the price will drop let's get ready even for more isolation! (to be fair the price is lower then expected I don't get why people are freaked out, the tech is indeed impressive, especially if it's going to work as well as shown)

    • Mamad Nobari
      Mamad Nobari 3 months ago +542

      It's The Entire History of You.

    • kcplayzcole
      kcplayzcole  3 months ago +195

      yeah they will remotely activate the hidden c4 charges in them and kill everyone.

  • Mr_Chliken
    Mr_Chliken 3 months ago +982

    The potential for movie studios to work with Apple and make you feel like your actually in the movie would be absolutely insane

    • Linden Stromberg
      Linden Stromberg 2 months ago +16

      @SuperNostalgia. Is this the plot to the fantasy film you want to watch?

    • Nemesiz00
      Nemesiz00 2 months ago +85

      Yeah, the porn will be surreal

    • Metal Gear Liker Supreme
      Metal Gear Liker Supreme 2 months ago +6

      Name a single good movie made for apple tv+

    • Linden Stromberg
      Linden Stromberg 2 months ago +8

      @Nemesiz00 Is there a plot to the porn film you want to watch?

    • Isaiah Mesa
      Isaiah Mesa 2 months ago +2

      Hopefully, they will never do this. VR movies, yes. Apple specific, hell no.

  • Benjamin Bellassai
    Benjamin Bellassai 3 months ago +451

    I just realized after finishing the video that 95 percent of the video there was no background music. I just think it proves that your explanation and analysis are very well explained and that it doesn't need music to make the video " better ".

    • magnetospin
      magnetospin Month ago +6

      I don't know why would say such a thing. Music almost always make explanations worse in my experience.

    • Saai Waheed
      Saai Waheed Month ago +6

      I realized that while reading the comment. 😅

    • Ch E
      Ch E Month ago +6

      Tell me you’re a 13 year old tik tok kid without telling me that you watch subway surfers under every video

    • Openminded Source Closed Beta Alpha Deer
      Openminded Source Closed Beta Alpha Deer Month ago +1

      I completely sabotaged the approach by accident by playing music parallel from before I started the video and I found it very fitting until the end.
      😅

  • Jamali van Heerden
    Jamali van Heerden 3 months ago +242

    I want to see this product hit the creative industries like architecture and 3d Modelling. I can just imagine using Sketchup, so excited!

    • Matt M
      Matt M 3 months ago +9

      We wouldnt need to model anything if everything is scannable. We are already developing VR in rendering programs like twinmotion. I think modeling will become largely obsolete. With exception to really conceptual designs that aren't in existence yet. With the availability a vast array of details online already, I struggle to see how the profession stays high paying or as viable in the future. I could see the profession being reduced to project coordinator and SD phase of creativity. Def. more of a specialty or niche opposed to general requirement.

    • Pandawa Ali Ibrahim
      Pandawa Ali Ibrahim 3 months ago

      Right

    • EVOLICIOUS
      EVOLICIOUS 3 months ago

      Hololens and Varjo dominate that market.

    • Al B Dough
      Al B Dough 3 days ago

      Sadly, AI is gonna kill most of those professions before this tech is available to them.

  • SizzleHotSpicy
    SizzleHotSpicy 2 months ago +152

    I feel like we’re so close to the future people imagined in the early 1900s. I’m so excited for what we’re get into the next few years. I’m also so excited to see the future of VR in general.

    • Only Two Shoes
      Only Two Shoes Month ago +14

      Dystopian future maybe

    • Zephyria
      Zephyria 25 days ago +3

      lets goo dystopian cyberpunk future!

    • alexio+
      alexio+ 21 day ago +1

      we're beyond that already

    • kman the coolest
      kman the coolest 15 days ago +1

      @alexio+yes we’re past that but we still haven’t achieved it the way we hoped

    • Yeeto Lavito
      Yeeto Lavito 4 days ago

      ​Lol "maybe" we're already there.

  • ScarcyRS
    ScarcyRS 14 days ago +10

    The thing I do appreciate about the 2-way passthrough is that it’s a visual cue to tell the people around you if you can see them or not. That’s a thing I’ve wanted to have for AirPods Pro and Max; Some visual that tells people around me if I’m in Noise Cancellation mode or not

  • Karl Rock
    Karl Rock 3 months ago +6754

    Great explanation. It’ll be really fun to try out and experience it that first time. Can’t imagine I’d buy one and use it a lot though, not yet anyway.

    • Heheh Boiii
      Heheh Boiii 3 months ago +33

      2.67M subscribers but 26 likes? (first)
      _Actual comment:_
      *_Honestly, I don't understand how the hand gestures are convenient. It's just not familiar._*

    • Nello
      Nello 3 months ago +130

      I believe in a few years when people are getting used to it and the technology isn’t that expensive anymore, it can become a pretty normal thing to own and use in a variety of ways

    • Ninx Music
      Ninx Music 3 months ago +3

      you have to buy it ;)

    • •
       3 months ago +2

      This is spot on

    • mrgyani
      mrgyani 3 months ago +10

      ​@Heheh Boiii his subscribers are back home in India.. But the count will increase - it has only been 16m and 86 likes already.

  • Lilpigboy
    Lilpigboy 3 months ago +45

    I'm interested to see developers come up with apps, and if these apps can add much value to our lives or not. Tough to say without some time and trial/error going by. I think there's a decent chance the majority of use-cases are non-essential, which is fine for people who are simply interested in the tech for tech's sake.
    However, for this to actually supplant the current system (personal computer in everyone's pocket) in a more significant way, then they will need to figure out how to add practical value with this device. What's really the benefit of some information overlaid into the world? Saves me 2-3 seconds perhaps at the trade-off of the costs and cumbersome aspects? Or maybe there is a world of practical possibility not yet accessible to us with current tech limitations... Only time will tell!
    The irony is that aside from special cases, the happiest people will probably still continue to be the ones who disconnect from excessive electronic device use anyway, lol

  • Blen983
    Blen983 19 days ago +1

    I think this could be amazing for the creative crowd that uses Apple products for creating content so i thought it was weird how much the marketing footage seemed to push consuming content as it’s purpose but I’m excited for this either way.

  • The Review Parlour
    The Review Parlour 2 months ago +4

    This first attempt at mixed reality headset from Apple seems really advanced. Apple is out with another revolutionary series of devices. Just really skeptical about the price tag. It's so audacious. But we'll see the adoption rate.

  • Mxlly
    Mxlly Month ago +4

    I think this is the first iteration of it, and it will start out as gimmicky for the select few who want to buy it and be like “hey, check this out!” Eventually, as they improve the tech (like they’ve done with iPods/iPhones) and people become more familiar with it and it shrinks in size/bulkiness, more people will use it as part of their daily routine. This improvement and innovation will probably happen much faster though since apple has the ability to hire and fund the best and brightest.

  • The Engineering Mindset
    The Engineering Mindset 3 months ago +3256

    I've had the oculus for a while, it was revolutionary when I got it and I loved the idea of being able to have extra screens and a nice work environment. But quickly you realise your eyes get sweaty, hot and sore from using the device. The battery life isn't good. The device is heavy on your face. You look ridiculous and aren't going to wear it outside the house. I haven't used it in months. Will this device have the same pitfalls? Perhaps it will finally crack the VR market because of the loyalty of the fans, but the price point is so high, how many people can justify the price.

    • Sander
      Sander 3 months ago +15

      helo

    • Moon Man
      Moon Man 3 months ago +38

      have you seen the quest 3?

    • Stefan Bernhard
      Stefan Bernhard 3 months ago +238

      Its absurd. But sets the stage for brands to set more competitive prices.

    • Dennis P
      Dennis P 3 months ago +164

      This is a first gen product to market, I don’t see it taking off in the consumer space but I do see it being very competitive in the enterprise space and government space.
      Specifically, being a strong competitor to Microsoft HoloLens. Give it a few generations to see where it really ends up going.
      I was a early adopter of the 1ST gen HTC vive and a few generations later cost game down and the product got soo much better
      One thing that apple is doing which is massive and gets me excited is the fact you can get custom prescriptions for the lens. As someone that wears glasses, it was one of the key factors that stopped me from using VR headsets since it requires me to put in contacts among other prep work.

    • Morgan Rennie
      Morgan Rennie 3 months ago +241

      A big hurdle for VR is when you have guests at your house. Game consoles, TV, even phones are all acceptable to use. But someone visiting doesn't want to sit there while you're in VR.
      The dad at the birthday is a perfect example. That is too socially unacceptable for now

  • Shesi Azeez
    Shesi Azeez 3 months ago +2

    Always have the most detailed videos and bring up the questions that really matter. I’m so curious to see where this is going to go

  • Mars
    Mars 2 months ago +10

    I love the idea for most cases, especially since its not something I would wear for a long time, so many of the long use issues would be an issue, but I have 3 problems:
    1. Apple doesnt have many games and even with this most will likely stay for windows and linux
    2. its super expensive and most people (including me) will not be able to use it because of that price tag
    3. used sale of the product will be nonexistant because of what you have to do to be able to use it
    If this works in the long term it could possibly replace iphones but thats a longshot, but if it does or get to the point where you get an iphone or an apple vision if you get another apple device (so both would be around the same price) all these issues could be solved and ngl issue 1 would probably be the least likely to be solved imo.

  • Juan Ramirez
    Juan Ramirez 3 months ago +25

    im so excited. Feels like were literally in a black mirror episode. Can't wait how VR and AR will be in 10 years. Once apple throws their hat in the ring true innovation happens.This is totally a game changer for a lot of industries like the medical field.

    • Spikey Bunny
      Spikey Bunny 3 months ago +2

      I’m thrilled to imagine what this could do for the visually impaired community! I can’t wait to see how developers use this tech to create apps that allow legally blind individuals to use it & interact with the world/home/people around them beyond just “large print”! Very exciting!

  • Pospesel
    Pospesel 3 months ago +11

    Seeing you this excited gave me the vibes I haven't seen since you were a kid making tech videos in your parents house. Glad to see you keep going up!

  • iFAF0_o
    iFAF0_o 15 days ago

    M3 version will be the one to get whenever it comes. If it has hardware accelerated raytracing like 15 pro it will look absolutely phenomenal. Unreal engine will also work on vision pro, we are in for some truly amazing time in tech.

  • Shivam Trivedi
    Shivam Trivedi 3 months ago +2154

    This will either be Apple’s biggest failure or it’ll eventually change how we use technology forever and seeing Apple’s track record, it’ll probably be the latter. So excited to see what’s next and also hoping to see the SE or Air Version of this for maybe $1599?

    • FBI
      FBI 3 months ago +317

      No matter how goofy something expensive looks, someone with too much money will buy it.

    • killerpwned89
      killerpwned89 3 months ago +247

      A cheaper model is rumored to be in development. I believe this first gen model is really only meant for developers and some rich people. I think this is the future and will go the path of the iPhone. It’s so exciting that this exists. It will encourage so many other companies to produce products like this.

    • ᴀᴍᴇ雨
      ᴀᴍᴇ雨 3 months ago +50

      always that one group of negative ppl that ruin a good thing...smh

    • D W
      D W 3 months ago +116

      This will fail just like VR has.

  • Kağan Onur
    Kağan Onur 3 months ago +1529

    This is the most comprehensive and up to date analysis on ACCOI5 . Well done!

    • jay
      jay 3 months ago

      No replies?

    • BatAndy
      BatAndy 3 months ago +1

      what?

    • Gautam
      Gautam 3 months ago +3

      This is some whack shit amazon is pulling with fake likes

    • Juce
      Juce 3 months ago

      @Gautam Amazon or Apple?

    • Masakyo Ren Sai
      Masakyo Ren Sai 3 months ago

      0 not O

  • Violet Adazé
    Violet Adazé 3 months ago +10

    It's crazy how impressive this technology is. But what is even crazier is in a few years we will be looking back at this, and it will seem so unimpressive in comparison to what we will have then. 🤯

  • Fancypants McVomitshirt
    Fancypants McVomitshirt 2 months ago +17

    The eyes passthrough display and the facetime "avatars" are definitely in the uncanny valley, but this thing is absolutely going to take off. This will make 3D movies a thing again, and I'm sure there will be concert experiences for every major artist soon enough, along with front row seat sports and theatre subscriptions.
    The recording of scenes through the glasses to relive later will go in some weird directions though. Like, you just know some rich old dude is going to be recording his home visits from escorts and amassing a huge collection of "experiences" for later enjoyment (or perhaps sale). It will add a whole new and horrifying dimension to the issue of revenge pr0n. The pr0n industry generally are probably going to be "pioneers" with this technology.
    They just need to fix the battery life.

  • Sasha Butorac
    Sasha Butorac 25 days ago +2

    I must have lived under the rock because I just found your channel, subed immediately and got to say I love your chilled and very scientific approach. Also you ask the right questions in your reviews and are not biased at all. Love it man, keep up the great work!

  • 5MadMovieMakers
    5MadMovieMakers 3 months ago +2624

    Was surprised how much of the content promoted was 2D instead of 3D or 6DOF. I hope they have Clip-Share available on day one with 360 videos

    • R Shramik
      R Shramik 3 months ago +55

      Yt with snoop Dogg

    • Connor Tribble
      Connor Tribble 3 months ago +5

      @R Shramikbeat me to it

    • dm
      dm 3 months ago +325

      @opinionated_take 6 degrees of freedom, i.e. stuff can rotate in all 3 axes and move around in all 3 axes

    • The Ever Here Guy
      The Ever Here Guy 3 months ago +169

      @opinionated_take 6DOF means in a nutshell - 6 Degrees of freedom - Basically how the element ( also you ) moves inside a 3D space is being tracked and fully used.
      What we just saw is basically a person just sitting and doing something on a 2D flat screen just that the screen is projected in front of you through the headset. 6 DOF would be if the person would move in that space based on his headposition ( X Y axis and X, Z axis) and rotation.
      Its complicated but I hope I could clarify it to you :x

  • giddeo
    giddeo 3 months ago +3

    Imagine where this is heading. A computer that not only knows what pages you visit or things you interact with but everything you look at, on a pixel level, and for how long. Couple that with AI and imagine just how accurately and accutely they could pitch adverts to you or steer your behaviour.

  • SpookyFairy VR
    SpookyFairy VR 3 months ago

    I was really hoping for an outdoor dedicated device that benefits from AI and amazing apps that will change our daily lives. I am still on the fence whether to get it or not. Whether the experiences will be that good or better off just getting the Quest 3 and call it a day.

  • Amarachi Chats
    Amarachi Chats Month ago

    This is the first video I've watched of Marcus, and i have to say your attention to the details of every product you review and the time you spend analysing every aspect is impressive - you earned another Subscriber 👍🏾

    • Jeff Noble
      Jeff Noble Month ago +1

      Yeah. his attention to detail is so good. Doesn't hurt that his voice is smooth like NPR.

    • Amarachi Chats
      Amarachi Chats Month ago

      @Jeff Noble Haha, yes

    • Droid Master
      Droid Master 19 days ago

      great to know. Now , who’s this marcus guy ? i only heard about marques🤔 LOL

  • R P
    R P 3 months ago +11

    Honestly, I was kind of put off with this being a 20-minute review about something that nobody really has any actual experience with right now, but I was pleasantly surprised.
    Fantastic job, even on the minor details. I appreciate the time and effort that you put into putting this review together. Thanks!

    • Tony
      Tony 3 months ago

      Lol

  • Paul Morphy
    Paul Morphy 3 months ago +7

    Marques is such a talented guy I love watching his videos, so informative with everything I want to know

  • THANOS
    THANOS 3 months ago +1445

    It's the coolest thing ever how MKBHD ends up beating everyone getting this video out first, and he's just calmly speaking like he's in no rush at all. Great team over there.

    • Tope Raheem
      Tope Raheem 3 months ago +49

      Fr And it's really paying off for him, 6.8 million views in 16 hours and he just hit 17 million subscribers

    • ramonkawa
      ramonkawa 3 months ago +30

      well, it's one of the very few people invited to the demo that acrually has tried other vr headsets and knows what their talking about

    • David O'Connor
      David O'Connor 3 months ago

      Mr who's the boss*

    • Robin
      Robin 3 months ago +12

      it's prerecorded and scheduled for upload - he was able to do that because he was invited to try it out so he knew what would be presented and then in the end the cutters just needed to add the official material once it was released.

    • THANOS
      THANOS 3 months ago +5

      @Robin I don't think so. He was updating live on Twitter at the event.

  • Georgi Lazarov
    Georgi Lazarov 3 months ago +4

    Great video. Only thing I would have liked mentioned is that, while this is the best VR headset ever in terms of display quality and (most-likely) refresh rate, we should always keep in midn the price tag. At that price, it better be the best!
    (Yes, I am aware it has more features than, say, a Valve Index, making direct comparisons hard, but still)

    • Rick Van Dam
      Rick Van Dam 24 days ago

      still quest is the best for people wanting to get introduced to vr or need to check up on things IRL (cats, kids, parents) while playing
      but index is something i personally enjoy above all and if you'd want full body i'd recommend people to buy index for it comes with base stations

  • Aury Fu
    Aury Fu 3 months ago +55

    I can imagine these in the shape of contact lenses in few years. As an architect I think this product is amazing and has a lot of potential. I can totally see myself modeling 3D and sketching using the Vision Pros. No need for multiple screens, no need for a mouse or keyboard, I could move ANYWHERE to work without having to carry a bunch of stuff.

    • Amin Faka
      Amin Faka 3 months ago +3

      sheep

    • dimas baehaqi
      dimas baehaqi 3 months ago +12

      @Amin Fakapoor

    • intrusiveThoughts
      intrusiveThoughts 3 months ago +5

      I can't, this won't happen, you're delusional

    • Yanis Tiberius
      Yanis Tiberius 3 months ago +1

      I hate the idea of putting something in my eye, eww

    • Daniel Jose
      Daniel Jose 2 months ago +2

      @Amin Fakago back to watching videos 300$ android phones.

  • GabeRENAISSANCE
    GabeRENAISSANCE 2 months ago +1

    I’m an architect and the amount of possibilities for creation and immersive work that it can be used for is just infinite!
    I imagine going inside the builds, stretching windows, painting walls, testing sunlight, seeing the size of things, all thins just like I’m there! It’s simply amazing!

  • Blake
    Blake 7 days ago

    This thing is gonna revolutionize many industries. Can’t wait to get one of these when the price goes down. When MKBHD says it’s like magic you know you have a great product.

  • Kevin Wardle
    Kevin Wardle 2 months ago +1

    Most mind blowing thing to me is the FaceTime. Like imagine your friends or family looking at pretty much a 3d AI version of yourself 😂

  • vidIQ
    vidIQ 3 months ago +623

    Wow, that battery life is a deal breaker isn't it? Am I right in thinking that the headset has zero battery at all - you would have to put the device to sleep in order to swap out the battery? Curious to see if Apple would offer a 'power bundle' with two extra battery packs for an extra $500 - and that propriatary cable, good old Apple. Alternatively, everyone's going to be buying 20ft USB-C cables and creating trip hazards everywhere...
    ...Oh wait, the deal breaker is $3499 isn't it?

    • No Name
      No Name 3 months ago +93

      if you know anything about these kinda headsets, this is way cheaper than expected. There are PC VR headset with way less tech selling for 2-3k... This is a lovely push in the MR/VR/AR industry! Features we see here have been wanted for the last 10 years in the VR community. Trust me, I've been in VR since the Oculus Developer Kit 1 in 2013 I was 12 at the time The future is looking sweet for this tech! I may not get Apples headset, but now companies will want to compete and bring us an equivalent experience for a cheaper price, that is the bigger picture for us consumers!

    • SOFTWARE MASTER
      SOFTWARE MASTER 3 months ago +7

      Chad vidIQ

    • Ad Am
      Ad Am 3 months ago +1

      They should have a power cord for watchibg movies

    • grim.][.sentinel
      grim.][.sentinel 3 months ago +1

      “Supple” cable 😂😂😂

    • UNoWho
      UNoWho 3 months ago +9

      oh no, a fanboi is upset lol I paid over 2k for my very first pair that were complete junk 6 months they released a better version cheaper. You cry about the battery pack which the headset does much more and better than any other headset on the market so ya it's going to be pricy. You should be happy cause this will only make other companies that do VR step up their game and make something better.

  • Brandon Blake
    Brandon Blake 2 months ago +1

    No joke the ability to connect to the MacBook Pro then pop out multiple monitors will be game changing for stock trading. I’ve dropped about $1500 in monitors replacing and upgrading over the last 5 years and this is rather impressive. Then taking in to context the idea of space savings in your office or even do you need one? Etc.

  • Myklee65
    Myklee65 3 months ago

    Dude, best review I’ve seen. Answered all my questions and confirmed most of my concerns. We’ll done man.

  • BungerColumbus
    BungerColumbus 2 days ago +1

    If the VR headset can read the hand signs correctly there are so many possibilities for the gaming industry. Along with that wirelessly connecting your headset to the PC is a must. This could improve it's possibilities so much.

  • Joe Presto
    Joe Presto 19 days ago

    Just watched your video and came to the part about the stereoscopic recording with the headset and how strange it would be to see someone recording a moment with it.
    iPhone 15 info was released today and I remember seeing the pro max will have stereoscopic video recording available. So anyone will be able to record those moments with their phones. It will be interesting to see how well it will work.

  • Jonathan S.
    Jonathan S. 2 months ago

    Very interesting. I wonder if it works with Airpods Max or Airpods Pro 2? That'd be sweet for movies! Because let's face it, the built in speakers on the headset probably won't be all that great.

  • Errikos Alexiou
    Errikos Alexiou 3 months ago +1322

    can't wait for them to pause ads when you close your eyes

    • Kozar Kurdish
      Kozar Kurdish Month ago +18

      😂😂

    • SasukexMinato
      SasukexMinato Month ago +30

      Bruh, I would just remove the headset at that point 😆

    • Errikos Alexiou
      Errikos Alexiou Month ago +96

      @SasukexMinato the adverts would pause until you put it back on, Black Mirror shi

    • Elvin Ege Bayram
      Elvin Ege Bayram Month ago +16

      Nah blud getting more creative than Apple themselves😭😭

    • Shiny Mew
      Shiny Mew Month ago +5

      That’s already in the works.

  • bheru kothari
    bheru kothari 3 months ago

    I have never seen mkbhd so excited for some tech. His excitement is at peak 😃

  • Hank Fowler
    Hank Fowler 3 months ago +6

    It's a game changer. Imagine a world where everyone is wearing these and the interface has become a direct link to your brain. It opens up a world of possibilities. Not sure I like that direction that would take.

  • Seleena Y-T
    Seleena Y-T 3 months ago +1

    Thank you for putting in the time and effort to bring us this video. Very much appreciated!

  • Silent Tech Films
    Silent Tech Films 3 months ago +1

    The Apple Vision Pro makes the iPhone seem archaic. When I watch a video about the experience someone got in a Vision Pro demo (like this video), and then I look at my iPhone, I get very emotional because the Vision Pro might be today's iPhone. This is a moment to cherish, everyone.
    If the Vision Pro changes the world, lines such as "this is the first Apple product you look through, not at," and "you can see, hear and interact with digital content just like it's in your physical space" will all become classics.

  • Jzzmus
    Jzzmus 3 months ago +1735

    What’s crazy is in about 5-10 years, this will look and work like a first gen iPhone looks like to us now

    • DiabolicDoug
      DiabolicDoug 3 months ago +193

      Thats the problem, one of your friends or family will start wearing these around everyone. Will be made fun of for a while, then someone else will want to try it. Im starting a SubStack and writing an article...Just to respond to Apple Vision, our eyes are the windows to our soul. One company will own our thoughts, this is much more of a big deal than people think. The more elegent and seamless mixed reality becomes, the more hackable we become

    • Christoph
      Christoph 3 months ago +79

      people have said this about vr for decades already... rinse repeat. no, it's never going to be good and you're going to regret the 3.5 grand you shell out for this glorified Virtual Boy

    • Mububban23
      Mububban23 3 months ago +87

      @Christoph Never is a very long time.
      Personally I think AR, not VR, is the future. Things overlayed onto the real world, inevitably there'll b personalised ads on communal billboards ala Minority Report etc. Once this tech shrinks over the decades to be on a contact lens, who wouldn't want that sort of overlay of maps, messages, internet search based on what you're looking at etc?

    • GuavaG3
      GuavaG3 3 months ago +13

      @Mububban23 exactly. The rate at which vr has been growing over the years I wouldn’t be surprised, especially with apple jumping in with AR.

    • brian A
      brian A 3 months ago +11

      Yeah, it's like an 8-track!...for your FACE!

  • Georgia Guardian
    Georgia Guardian 3 months ago

    The technical complexity of the headset is insane. It’s true next generation tech.

  • Michael Freier
    Michael Freier 27 days ago +1

    I've always been a vr disbeliever mainly because of latency between the device and the real world and this thing is kinda scary

  • Kirby Krackle
    Kirby Krackle 2 months ago

    I think we’re looking at a future of services with this product where people show up and record events for you so dad doesn’t have to be on the 3D camera game creeping everyone out. A la photographers at a wedding all in black up in the mix.

  • Sahara
    Sahara 3 months ago +4

    I wonder if it will come with a charger 😅 since Apple doesn’t want to include it anymore with the newer phones

  • Hari Varadharajan
    Hari Varadharajan 27 days ago +1

    Great Review, as usual and this is a special one, atleast for me. I have been waiting for Apple's Mixed Reality Headset for 3 years now.. Here it is ...The future for many AR hungry consumers. Kind of liked the video @14:40

  • Ofentse Mwase Films
    Ofentse Mwase Films 3 months ago +1755

    You sold this Gadget waay better than Apple did. I honestly want it now!

    • Anjay Km
      Anjay Km 3 months ago +17

      agreed!

    • VISIONARYLIFESTYLE 400
      VISIONARYLIFESTYLE 400 3 months ago +22

      I'm at 45 seconds in and I agree 😂

    • Watcher
      Watcher 3 months ago +96

      But that's less the fault of Apple but rather a matter of context. If Apple says "the eye-tracking is novel, the best out there and the hand tracking works well", then we'd just perceive it as the sellers advertisement, whereas when Marques says it, we're inclined to believe it. And in fact it's a false dichotomy - Apple chooses who to give test-space to, so you ought to consider Marques review as part of Apple's advertising campagne just the same.

    • Husayn Gulamhussein
      Husayn Gulamhussein 3 months ago +1

      Hi marques would you suggest this gadget for the visually impaired it seems quite viable as windows can be as large and as close to a persons eye as they need however was wondering if I could get your take on if

    • Phriffo
      Phriffo 3 months ago

      Based

  • juju wei
    juju wei 3 months ago

    I'm so glad Apple finally made the mac mini more interactive. Before, I had to stare at a silver box and guess where everything was, but now I can finally see what I'm doing!

  • NinjaDog
    NinjaDog 3 months ago

    VisionOS API is coming! Could you give us an in-depth overview of its features, user interface, and cool capabilities? It would be awesome if you could also show us the simulator experience and share your thoughts on the operating system. Don't forget to mention any standout features that caught your attention. Looking forward to your take on visionOS

  • Evan Hall
    Evan Hall 19 days ago

    Good video! Price is outrageous to be honest! My primary use for something like this would be movies and mobile gaming

  • Ben Cattern
    Ben Cattern Month ago

    I cant wait for other companies to pick this up and make it better, I cant help but think that apple is going to do what they do best and make it apple compatible only. maybe im wrong, i hope they surprise me, but im gonna wait a few years before i buy one to see if there are alternatives

  • Black Rose
    Black Rose 3 months ago +1311

    These types of devices won't become mainstream until they are a lot cheaper. However, nothing has a low price when it first comes out. The device itself seems very impressive.

    • Jaguar J
      Jaguar J 3 months ago +90

      Nothing apple sells will ever have a low price new or otherwise.

    • l lrnz
      l lrnz 3 months ago +37

      it's a pro model. i think we should wait a year or two.

    • Ziggy Mankini
      Ziggy Mankini 3 months ago +13

      I bought a second hand iphone 10 for £50, ur point is invalid

    • OrganicSludge QT
      OrganicSludge QT 3 months ago +26

      iPhones used to cost a few hundred dollars now it’s a grand.

    • Simon48
      Simon48 3 months ago +4

      Ok..... So what? This is the same story for just about every tech product

  • Izaya
    Izaya Month ago

    With no controllers I wonder how gaming would feel like with this headset and would be limited on what games you could play unless we can Bluetooth other vr controllers to be able to connect with the headset

  • Cedrick
    Cedrick 3 months ago +2

    If they are able to implement shared content, like watching the same movie with other family members while using the headset, I can see this changing the movie industry.

  • K.C. Simonsen
    K.C. Simonsen 20 days ago +1

    That 3D recording feature is wild, we're probably gonna see a lot of that in the future and it's gonna freak me out.

    • praesodymium
      praesodymium 18 days ago

      like braindances from cyberpunk lol

  • Philybeef
    Philybeef Month ago

    Another con (for now, we'll see how far the devs can take this) is that while it is a seemingly stand-alone device, a lot of the features seems to be dependant on someone already being within the Apple ecosystem. Requiring an iPhone to do facial scanning (the headset has a bunch of depth sensors and an outward facing screen, it should be able to do facial scanning on its own), only working with Apple exclusive apps like Facetime and can only mirror screens from MacOS. For someone like me who doesn't own any Apple devices there's not a lot of incentive when on top of paying the $3.5k I also have to pay thousands more to switch over to using iPhone and a Macbook to really take advantage of all the features of this headset. The most I'd be able to do is simulate a movie theatre and browse the web.
    It could be very useful for privacy though. If you're stuck using public transport or in any other kind of public setting you could watch whatever content, browse whatever websites, or do data sensitive work without the fear of someone peeking at your screen. Then there's the other major problem of carrying this thing wherever you have to go. That major problem to me is the reason why I think AR stuff is not going to really take off until the glasses/goggles are almost as simple to carry around and use as regular glasses. I guess until then we'll have to get used to having this headset hanging from our neck or put it in our backpack next to the already bulky airpods max.

  • EmZeeTheTrilogy
    EmZeeTheTrilogy 3 months ago

    Feel like right now, this is the introduction to a new future. If we look at the first computers and phones, and think how big they were and then over the course of 20 years they got smaller and smaller, now imagine in 15 years time and how small these goggles will be. They are going to be expensive now, but over time they will get cheaper and cheaper and become more attractive to consumers and the masses. My thought process is that they are trying to shift us into a future where we aren't just walking around staring down at our phones, and instead looking around and seeing straight. Not just apple, other companies will start creating products like this, and in no time, they will be as cheap as phones and everyone will have one. Reality turning into Ready Player 1 for reallll.

  • TayZonday
    TayZonday 3 months ago +841

    This might offer very interesting possibilities for people like me with special sensory needs.

    • B B
      B B 3 months ago +8

      lol

    • SoggyBottom
      SoggyBottom 3 months ago +19

      That's a good point, my brother has become limited in a lot of what he can do but this might be something that can help. When/if becomes cheaper.

    • NaviR9
      NaviR9 3 months ago +1

      Technology is really cool

    • Bobo
      Bobo 3 months ago +5

      It's pretty cool! I wonder if it can explain the american economy right now though...

  • Nathaniel
    Nathaniel Month ago

    Being able to walk around child hood homes and have memories of it would be amazing. Also real-estate, being able to do a house tour in vr before you even go to the property would be cool. They have some of that but it’s on a 2d screen or not very main stream.

  • Hutch2Much
    Hutch2Much Month ago

    this tech needs to be use really responsibly. this has the capacity to be some of the best immersive tech of our lifetime, but there’s a lot of ability for it to isolate

  • Gruntled
    Gruntled 16 days ago +2

    I would love to get this for my disabled cousin when it comes out. I don't even mind the price tag (anything for people with disabilities is expensive unfortunately). He uses Apple's ecosystem because they have great accessibility options for someone one-armed and partially deaf like him. This would make his life just that more convenient.

  • Michael
    Michael 3 months ago

    I’ve already seen concepts for how this headset can be used to simplify daily life. From logging visual profiles of people you meet, to on road AR directions for biking, real time translation on screen, etc. Over time as it gets cheaper and more adopted into society, this is going to be up there with how cell phones impacted society. everybody will be using it. It’s going to be more convenient and humans have always strived for easier/more convenient ways to live. With AI as a player in the game too? We’re going into a tech revolution boys let’s hope we make it 💀😂

  • JoeVSvolcano
    JoeVSvolcano 2 months ago

    I'm really digging that revolutionary cable dangling down the side of the headset to a battery/dongle whatever that is... Some day VR headsets will have everything built into them,

  • Logan Tobias
    Logan Tobias 3 months ago +498

    Just imagine this technology in another 10-15 years… absolutely insane what they’re able to accomplish now!!

    • FExpiate
      FExpiate 3 months ago +35

      You don't have to imagine, just watch Matrix and picture yourself in one of those pods.

    • Bub Rub
      Bub Rub 3 months ago +16

      @FExpiate Do you base everything in your life off of fiction?

  • juiced huskie
    juiced huskie Month ago

    Psvr 2 has really good eye tracking and does the same sharpening thing that apples headset does for 849 obviously doesn’t do the rest of the stuff like pass through but worth mentioning

  • Skadisson Deboye
    Skadisson Deboye 3 months ago +1

    Great hands-on review or first impression video, this is the first headset i actually have a personal interest for and can see moving out of this nieche field VR is still in. For headsets to work, for me, they have to have all the setup and room restrictions removed. And this is the only headset that seems to be doing and succeeding at this removal of restrictions and setups.
    I'm not an Apple fan. And i'm a Gamer. But Apple has one big advantage here versus meta, Valve and Sony, they are not held back by Gaming. I know, hot take, but i think their push towards gaming with Apple Arcade and hadwarewise with M2 and M3 is completely missplaced, nobody wants them in the current Game Industry anyway and nobody will ever think of Apple first when it comes to classic Games. And i'm glad this headset doesn't even hide that Gaming is nowhere on it's list by not even coming with controllers. At least the classic style of Gaming seems to be completely neglected by it's design. Who knows when we will see the real VR breakthrough where Gaming itself will change thanks to new hardware and this headset with its features might become a viable way to experience and control the game.
    And why would Gaming hold back headsets? Because Gaming always needs a setup and controllers. Awkward, unintuitive things a casual user has big problems with. Casual entertainment and professional work mostly don't need complex or restrictive setups. Only some professional lab or manufacturing work requires controll devices, but they usually have way less buttons than a controller and could be controlled vritually, way better, too. And in those fields there's still Microsoft's way more practical Hololense and it's way safer AR implementation.
    I agree with your take on the high pricing. Apple is known for offensive, nasty prices but it's kind of a technological prototype, like graphics cards of a new generation always are technological prototypes that will always cost more to cover their maker's investment and give it the potential to go into massive series production with a slightly cheaper, usually more streamlined variant once it catches on. Just like graphics cards. If they started at a low point the entire life cycle of the product would be at a loss, like Nintendo's and Microsoft's gaming consoles, and they could only recoup with a completely new build, like Nintendo with it's Switch OLED.

    • Tal Kissos
      Tal Kissos Month ago

      Just want to point that that gaming controllers will be compatible with this headset

  • cerebrum excrement
    cerebrum excrement 3 months ago

    wow. thats pretty amazing. i might have to get it. i have mobility issues so this may help a lot with some of my current issues working on a laptop or phone.

  • Erling.editzzz
    Erling.editzzz 3 months ago +1182

    Love the AMZL4S content. I think this project is just as essential as HBAR and they both will be great movers

  • Mitch James
    Mitch James 14 days ago

    I do like the concept but it would be great if there was accessories to go with it. I think in a few years when the technology is more down pat and becomes cheaper we will see it be more mainstream particularly people travelling long distance such as planes, trains or bus will appreciate it.

  • psimac
    psimac 3 months ago +794

    I'm really glad Apple gave you a demo because you're one of few reviewers who are qualified to grasp what this is and report on it accordingly. Thank you for the insight.

    • Anees
      Anees 3 months ago +15

      You will own nothing and be happy in a pod with vr 😊

    • MagiKarpMan
      MagiKarpMan 3 months ago +6

      @Anees it's literally just a computer/phone on your face

    • rabbit
      rabbit 3 months ago

      @Anees sounds cool ngl

    • Sourav Bagchi
      Sourav Bagchi 3 months ago

      *apple fan

    • Ben Pierce
      Ben Pierce 3 months ago +2

      he gathered little to no techinical specifications, only detailing the miniscule and irrelevant software portion, again with very little knowledge on what to actually ask about. real tech savvy youtubers are never allowed to speak about things like this until they are releaaseus such that apple can control the media 100%. he literally gave nothing other than the expected addition of their patented mems lidar, which is 10's of thousands of dollars to purchase outside of apples patents. they got an amazingly useful patent for cars keeping people alive and hoarded it for themselves, for an ipad to scan rooms for no reason at all. they had to do something with it so they half assed some vr room support and made a rediculous product to prop it up. he did very little other than act as a platform for apple to broadcast.

  • Nerd Knight
    Nerd Knight 3 months ago

    As big of an Apple fan that I am and someone who also wants to someday get a VR headset, I feel like this is NOT for me. Of course, I'm holding out for the cheaper version due out in 2025, but it probably seems like the upcoming Quest 3 is the one I need to go with

  • Aisha Bashir Musa
    Aisha Bashir Musa 18 days ago

    I've got to be honest, but this VR headset is mind blowing 😲😲😲

  • Kira
    Kira 2 months ago

    Hopefully this catches on and companies start pumping out tech like this… sooner or later we’ll have perfect VR.

  • Kaio Sama
    Kaio Sama 3 months ago +1

    Markes is the best reviewer on the internet because he’s genuine. That why we love him. Excellent review btw

  • Logan Fisher
    Logan Fisher 3 months ago

    Regarding haptics: I foresee them developing a screenless bracelet device that provides haptic feedback. Additionally, it will provide the same sensors as an Apple watch, and perhaps the vision pro will even show a virtual screen when you look at it.

  • Ginataang Adobo
    Ginataang Adobo 3 months ago +1285

    Marquis is really the best in this stuff. The way he explains everything in a calming way with subtle jokes is second to none.

    • Thomas Roomie
      Thomas Roomie 3 months ago +5

      eh Linus Tech Tips definitely better but he's good

    • Samir Noor
      Samir Noor 3 months ago +1

      Lif Sony made this, he was going to say people won't be able to use it because is too high tech and no reason for customers to learn lol...

    • The VRtist
      The VRtist 3 months ago +6

      Agreed. Everything is well explained, you don't really need to see a review anywhere else.

    • Anees
      Anees 3 months ago +1

      Thought we were conspiracy theorists..

  • Madison Gioia
    Madison Gioia 7 days ago

    Im glad they introduced visionpro compatible memories to the 15 pro camera, it solved the whole wearing-ski-goggles-at-important-events dilemma

  • Major Tom
    Major Tom 3 months ago +4

    This feels like one of those technologies that people wont buy into because it's less comfortable than the current ones. No matter how much they push it, people aint gonna prefer wearing a VR headset over simply watching a screen like with a cellphone or a tv. If we reach a point where you'll just have to wear a pair of glasses then maybe, but im more prone to believe that the future is no VR headset. We will either develop more and more sophisticated types of cellphones or some kind device that will interact directly with your eyes / brain.

    • The Everything Stuff
      The Everything Stuff Month ago +2

      Nah. This is just the first of many Vision headsets Apple may unveil. It will progress like the iPhone, getting slimmer, smarter, lighter, easier to use and at the end of the day, MAY meet the same fate as the iPhone 13, 14 and 15. 0 major updates.

    • The Everything Stuff
      The Everything Stuff Month ago +1

      But it will definitely undergo structural changes quite often. After all, this needs to sell for Apple

  • None
    None 2 months ago

    We’ve come a long way from the ipod and the 3GS in such a quick time. Imagine a decade from now…I can’t wait to see where we move from here.

  • Bobby King
    Bobby King 3 months ago

    lifestyle VR, gaming VR, and immersive VR. I think that lifestyle is what apple was going for and is what people really want, and will be the next thing that causes VR to explode. Also its mentioned how only apple could make this as there's no other ecosystem like it, I feel google may follow suit and with how android and windows is getting better it may become a lesser but comparable system.

  • Gautam Arora
    Gautam Arora 2 months ago

    just a curious question. Now that we have this review. Which is better, the Metaverse one or the Apple one. It'll be good if you can compare them and give a review on that, as previously you were like only meta-dominating this virtual world, but now Apple is also there, not quite literally but somewhat. So just curious about that. anyhow, always nice watching your content.Bye 👋

  • ProBioMech
    ProBioMech 3 months ago +2230

    As a dad one of my regrets was always videoing the significant events of my kids instead of just watching them and being present so your comment on the ‘oddness’ of capturing events with the headset really hit home

    • CYJANEK
      CYJANEK 3 months ago +368

      I was very surprised they used that as an example. Instead of saying you can take 3D photo of some environment, things for art reference, car you want to buy to show someone in a cool way they used the worst example - sitting in that next to your kid instead of doing something with them.
      Who decided people will love it?

    • TITAN productions
      TITAN productions 3 months ago +5

      First I was here first in the comments.

    • Pedro7526
      Pedro7526 3 months ago +199

      Yeah that was bizarre. How could you be staring at a display in front of your eyes while those significant events happen. I don't care how realistic the passthrough is, you are just not "present".

    • Gopikrishnan
      Gopikrishnan 3 months ago +32

      Maybe next gen iPhones will take 3D videos that can be viewed (experienced) via the headset.

    • x
      x 3 months ago +105

      @CYJANEK That whole bit was dystopian. Looked so sad.

  • Cường Võ Quốc
    Cường Võ Quốc 3 months ago

    This device is incredible. I just thought that I must own and use it at least a time in my life 😢

  • Jordan
    Jordan Month ago

    as cool as it is, the price is outrageous. This is not for the every day consumer and you can get most of what you want from a VR headset (obviously wont work with your phone but you can connect with the PC and do it that way). Great review though and interesting to see what companies can do with this technology.

  • reece doesn't have a last name

    I think the spatial memories are going to be a lot better and less intrusive in the moment now that we know the iPhone 15 (Pro?) can take spatial videos/photos. In any moment worth remembering at least one person is usually recording on their phone anyway.

  • Phoenix.vette
    Phoenix.vette 3 months ago

    14:25 I think we'll obviously see the new iPhone be able to take 3D video because of this concern and also because it would help sell the Vision series. You'd have the content already but you cant watch it without "Vision". and it's not too far fetched to say they will announce a non pro version later this year or same time next year.

  • Alexander Camacho
    Alexander Camacho 3 months ago

    After hearing what it does I think the price is about on par for Apple. It's basically a warble Mac+. So definitely NOT I'm my price range but I can see why it's priced that high

  • Bloodgod40
    Bloodgod40 3 months ago

    The double passthrough thing with the eyes showing on the outside is something that really needs to be controllable, i.e. you need to be able to turn that off and just have a black exterior if you want.

  • Samuel Louis
    Samuel Louis 3 months ago +2

    For that price point i kinda expected more than just a tv replacement. Like without extra attachments it can't do gaming cause we have see how clunky gesture controls are. It not a full movie without being plugged in. And the weight while usually being a plus for feeling premium makes me feel its just gonna be clunky. At end of the day unless your 100% in their ecosystem i just dint think there will be much pull.

  • JeatBunkie
    JeatBunkie 3 months ago

    This is groundbreaking, I thought we were 5-10 years from this being possible, if it works as seamlessly as advertised…

  • Arese
    Arese 16 days ago

    I had this idea a few years ago. To look at apps and they would know to open. Glad someone thought about it too

  • thatguynathan
    thatguynathan 3 months ago +1

    for me this is the first in the journey into true integration of technology. apple gonna be finding a way to put this into your face now

  • Avery M
    Avery M 2 months ago

    Seems awesome , I’ll wait for the future cheaper models

  • Keith Bellamy
    Keith Bellamy 3 months ago +1142

    Yes, you nailed the creepy feeling. While the tech is undeniably cool, Apple's presentation of it being used in day-to-day life had some weird dehumanized undertones. The part showing dad filming the family literally gave me icky feelings. Thank you for another excellent product overview that provides context and analysis well beyond the "spec sheet rehash" that is so typical elsewhere.

    • Stephanie Alecia Rose
      Stephanie Alecia Rose 3 months ago +26

      THIS 😳

    • Billy_bSLAYER
      Billy_bSLAYER 3 months ago +24

      The Dads easy beard with the smoke filled room... Tells me Dad is a little obsessed with his new porn watching machine.

    • O_Titan
      O_Titan 3 months ago +11

      God I hate the word icky

    • Gabe
      Gabe 3 months ago +24

      Agreed. VR seems great for creating a very personal experience, but at the cost of isolation. Are we best suited for being plugged into the Matrix?

    • David C
      David C 3 months ago +3

      Except it will have an app platform and Apple doesn’t allow adult content on there.

  • Leoutopia
    Leoutopia 3 months ago

    The 3D video recording feature will be a game changer for event photographers