Last week, I was ushered by an Apple employee through a security gate, past a manicured lawn, down a flight of stairs and into a tastefully decorated faux living room inside the Steve Jobs Theater to get a preview of the company’s new Vision Pro headset.
Like other reporters who were given early tours of the Vision Pro, my demo was far from exhaustive.
Given how limited my trial was, I can’t in good conscience tell you whether the Vision Pro is worth the $3,500 — yes, three thousand five hundred United States dollars — it costs.
I also can’t say if the Vision Pro solves what I call the “six-month problem.” With many V.R.
headsets I’ve tried — and I’ve tried a lot — the initial novelty fades, and minor annoyances, like blurry graphics or a lack of compelling apps, start to pile up.
Persons:
Steve Jobs, I’ve
Organizations:
Apple, Steve, Vision, United
Locations:
United States