the truth after three months of use

Apple’s virtual reality headset, the Vision Pro, has received a lot of attention since its release. Between the Apple brand’s promises and users’ expectations, it’s difficult to know what it really is. This is why Arnaud decided to test the Vision Pro for 3 months and share his opinion in a detailed and uncompromising video.

Apple’s Vision Pro has generated as much enthusiasm as skepticism. Three months after its launch, it is time to sort out fact from fiction around this mixed reality headset. After Cassim’s test, Arnaud delivers his very comprehensive feedback on video.

As a reminder, the Vision Pro is above all a technological feat. With its eight external cameras, its M2 processor, its four internal cameras for eye tracking, and its micro-OLED screens, the headset promised unprecedented immersion. And in many aspects, it keeps its promises: the image and sound quality is there, it offers a rich and immersive user experience. But, for all that, has Apple succeeded in its bet?

So many questions

Is the Vision Pro made of glass and metal? Is the Vision Pro a gaming headset? Is the Vision Pro too expensive? Is it a niche product? Is it really a “space” computer? Is it easy to use? Why has Apple focused on small revolutions that few people are able to notice? Lots of questions about this one of a kind product. Indeed, Arnaud answers it in video.

6 /10

Arnaud reviews the strengths and weaknesses of the Vision Pro, focusing on the features most important to users. He tells us about the quality of the image, sound, motion detection, ergonomics, battery and many other aspects of the headset. But he doesn’t stop there: he also reveals the underside of Apple’s marketing strategy and explains to us why the Vision Pro may not be the product we think it is.