My #AppleVisionPro  Review:

- It's incredible technology, I've spent some time with the Quest 3 and what Apple has achieved with the display tech is a big leap forward.

- I've also had 4 or 5 VR cameras over the years (3D VR 180 and 360 cameras) (photography has been a big hobby of mine.

- I love the direction it's going, but it's not there yet.  Still. 

- The field of view is smaller than I had hoped (still looks like you're wearing goggles from viewers perspective)

- The passthrough technology is great, but I'm disappointed with the front cameras for capturing memories.  I've seen a lot of 3D stereo VR over the years.  This is better, but still not "pro" quality photography IMHO

- I watched a few of the Apple videos shot with +$10k cameras--- that stuff looks incredible.  At this point I'd rather buy the high end cameras, as that's what I'm most interested in. 

- It's too heavy ... I hate plastic as much as Apple, but it gets uncomfortable fast.

- I didn't so much mind the tethered battery.  In fact I'd rather them pull more of the components off of the unit to make it lighter.

- Battery life is better than the Quest3; it also didn't get as hot as the Quest 3.

- There are no quality apps (expected) and I watch less than an hour of TV a day, so I don't really care about Hollywood style content.

- The only useful app on the is the browser.  The eye tracking and gestures are great, but I've never accidentally clicked on so many ads in my life. 

- The Mac to Vision Pro passthrough is lagging (feel like a remote desktop)

- I'm likely going to return it for the time because I realized that I've had it less than a week and I went 4 days without using it or even thinking about it.  In a month, I wonder if I'd be using it at all.
Ben Thomas