X on #AppleVisionPro is kinda lit, haha~  I’m not going to lie.

I’m on Day 4 of using APV in my workflow.

Day 1 - I made it about 60 mins due to not wearing it right.

Day 2 - I fixed it, and went for 2-3 hours

Day 3/4 - I’ve gone a couple 2-3 hour sessions each day.

I’m loving it. 

If you want games - APV ain’t it.

But if you want a tool that has an actual workflow use case, I think v1 is ALREADY there and a valuable tool.

I’m ADHD af… so to be able to turn up the environment, pop in my earphones, and FOCUS on a native desktop in a workflow I’m use to.

The ability to turn off the chaos of the world around me (TVs, talking, kids, footsteps, etc) is actually quite incredible. 

I’ve owned the Meta headsets, and they’re really cool.

But in order to open a document or parallel my desktop, it was like pulling teeth…

With apple, it’s one click. It’s easy to use.

My keyboard and trackback work with out latency…

The screens are vibrant and just as clear as my studio pro monitor, 

but now I have the luxury of spreading out my apps, so I’m not stacking on a single or dual monitor space with limited space. 

Worth the price? For most, I’d say probably not.

For myself, I’m already finding pockets of time saving and increased focus that is justifying worth/value.

I think $3500 will be made back pretty quickly to be quite honest.

I think comparing Quest 3 to Apple is fair in some ways but unfair in others.

Similar tech but ENTIRELY different use cases. 

Maybe the end result is the same and the race is on, but for right now, I think BOTH have succeeded with what their early focuses have been.

AVP is def a device for me.
Adam Linkenauger