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John Velasco

Apple Vision Pro feels more like a $3,500 accessory than a spatial computer — here's why

John Velasco wearing Apple Vision Pro.

After reading about in detail since it was announced, and staring at my boss from across my desk at work with it on, I finally got to try out the Apple Vision Pro. I’m a bit more critical than some first-time users mainly for the fact that I’ve had extensive experience using these kinds of mixed reality headsets.

While I was impressed in certain respects, I came to this conclusion: the Vision Pro right now feels more like a pricey accessory than a standalone product.

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