Is it useful to buy an Apple Vision Pro for more than 20,000 yuan?
The Apple Vision Pro is a mixed reality headset that combines virtual reality (VR) and augmented reality (AR) technologies to provide users with an immersive and interactive experience. According to the reference information provided, this device performs well in terms of display effect, interactive experience, etc., but it still needs to be improved in terms of battery life and weight.
Specifically, Apple's Vision Pro features two Micro OLED panels that support high dynamic range (HDR) displays with a high pixel level, which provides users with an excellent visual experience. In terms of interaction, it mainly uses gesture and eye tracking technology, which makes the interaction precise and smooth, in line with the consistent style of Apple products. In addition, the Vision Pro is equipped with an M2 chip and an R1 chip, which guarantees excellent performance.
The device supports MR (Mixed Reality) mode, which can combine virtual images with the real world to enhance the user. In actual use, in addition to functions such as video calls, screen projection to other devices, and playing VR games, functions such as spatial audio and stage scheduling also provide users with a new experience. However, the typing efficiency of the virtual keyboard is low, and some functions still have room for optimization in actual use.
From a price-performance perspective, the Apple Vision Pro is relatively expensive, weighs more, and has average battery life, which may make it more like it's for consumers who are looking for the ultimate experience. For those on a budget or with high portability requirements, there may be more cost-effective alternatives on the market.
Although more than 1 million iOS and iPadOS apps have been ported to the Vision Pro, and more than 250 games are supported on Apple Arcade, these numbers may be largely exaggerated, as not all of them work optimally on the Vision Pro.
The number of applications that are actually developed specifically for the Vision OS system is small, at around 230. In addition, leading streaming services like Netflix, YouTube, Spotify, and others have no plans to develop a dedicated app for Vision OS and have chosen not to support or restrict the operation of their iPad apps on Vision Pro. This may be due to considerations about the user interface and experience requirements of these services, or because these services have not yet decided how best to adapt to the mixed reality environment.
In this case, Vision Pro's application is really limited in terms of content. For consumers, this can mean that they don't get some of the services and app experiences they're used to on the Vision Pro. Therefore, when considering the purchase of Vision Pro, users need to consider this to evaluate the current and future application ecosystem, and whether these applications can meet their needs.
At present, from the perspective of VR headsets, Vision Pro's interaction and UI are first-class, which is Apple's advantage, but like most headsets, its application scenarios are still worrying. After all, the price is more than 20,000 yuan, and I don't know what to do when I buy it, which many people can't accept.
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