Vision Pro - Community Question Thread
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Wearing glasses with the Vision Pro is not really an option. You need a pretty tight fit for it to work properly. There are prescription magnetic inserts that can be ordered for $149.
I’m nearsighted, and the inserts I purchased are extremely easy to put in and remove. You would need to check if they can work with your prescription.
You’re able to connect an external keyboard and mouse. I’ll test it out and report back how it works.
I’ll probably create a pinned post for questions the community has about the device. From there, I’ll answer as many as I can.
Apple Vision Pro launch day is here: Follow along - 9to5Mac
Yes, when talking about the future of the technology I mistyped.
Same here, I’ve used other VR headsets for years, and I’m looking forward to how this will advance the future of VR as a whole.
I get mine on Friday and can’t wait try out all the functionality along with the new apps.
Apple Vision Pro Reviews and Unboxing Videos Shared Ahead of Launch
Hands-on: I’ve tried Apple’s Vision Pro and these are the five things to be most excited about - iMore
Hands-on: I’ve tried Apple’s Vision Pro and these are the five things to be most excited about - iMore - Lemmy.World
No matter if you feel the price tag is too high, or feel it’s a gimmick that won’t appeal to many, the Vision Pro will usher in a new era of apps and products. To me, this is similar to when the iPhone was getting ready to be released. Many said it was expensive, had no keyboard, was too big and wide to be comfortably held, and would never sell. That all started to change once people got their hands on the device. I feel that the Vision Pro will have the same effect, but this is one device you’ll truly need to test out and experience. Based on those that have been fortunate enough to actually use it, it’s not a gimmick.
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