A lot of posts talk about the #AppleVisionPro and its use cases, here's my thoughts about it when traveling between flights, airport use and a cruise. AMA.

I bought the Vision Pro primarily for entertainment and 5% work. This perspective is based on that mindset of use.

1. Wearing it on an airplane is great, I got almost 3 hours of use out of it watching a movie and navigating through a few apps.
2. Major downside to watching a movie on a plane is that if the person sitting in front of you is tall, every time they move, the movie pauses and becomes transparent. Very annoying.
3. If the plane shakes, you constantly get pop-ups of tracking errors even when you have travel mode and airplane mode turned on.
4. Public wifi as we all know is awful, it's even worse on this because you can't get updates. Hotel and Cruise wifi were lackluster even on the paid up tiers. Unless it's Starbucks, Office or Home, don't expect much.
5. On a cruise, because the ship goes side to side, the Vision Pro thinks you're unstable and you get the constant tracking error pop-up. No matter what you do, it'll continue every few seconds to minutes.
6. Wearing the device at night (my thought was when the wife goes to sleep I can watch a movie with my AirPods Pro without waking her.
Unfortunately, if the device can't track your hands, it won't let you see anything. A lot of limitations here.

Again, from an entertainment perspective, a lot of limitations based on lighting and stability of movement. For flights, I'd say it's 80% there, but not perfect yet. This is 1,000,000x better than the @MetaQuestVR and the quality of apps and UI is mind blowing. That's the worth it part.

@Apple #VR #AR #SpatialComputing
Justin Witz 🏰🚀