Taking off a VR headset reminds me of taking off ski boots. You appreciate being back to walking normal again but you really enjoyed the time on the hill.

I always thought this is what google glass was supposed to be. Years later we got these huge snow goggles.

I don’t plan on buying this but I was curious about your review and appreciate so much how honest, realistic, and relatable you are. You are the best tech reviewer of the internet and I thank you for helping us understand the newest things coming to the market ❤

Can you just put the headband in your mouth and just chew it between your teeth a bit - what does it feel like?

Marques is the only person who actually looks cool wearing this thing

I honestly just can't wait to see this in the next 5-10 years and see the market grow and competitors try to 1UP each other

During the ecosystem section 12:31, i think one of the things that can be done to mitigate having to look at objects while using the virtual display for the Mac, is for there to be a "turn off eye tracking" option. Since all the controls (Keyboard and mouse) still works, being able to turn off eye tracking while working in passthrough mode should be an option for the user.

I’m excited to see our personas in a few years… full body teleportation, sign me up

"Absolutely amazing, unparalleled, best I've ever seen" - quote going in Tim Cook's next keynote.

Excellent review. I appreciate how the performance limitations are correlated to technological issues / development. It would be nice if they allowed the VisionPro to register a keyboard so that you could "see" it even in total emersion.

I love how honest you are all the time! That’s a huge deal❤❤❤!!!

8:34 you're telling me I can stare at the sun with these?? FINALLY!!!!

Love the honesty on “should I get this”? No. Even after watching all these videos, these headsets still feel like a novelty rather than tech you’ll reach for to use in two months.

How you keep on upping the quality and relevance on your video’s, is beyond me. Love your work 😊

I hope they expand the social possibilities here to bring together long distance friends n family. Sitting in a coach together watching a movie, playing a game of chess with the person in front of you, etc. And I haven't even touched on the incredible opportunities this could have to make meetings feel more like a real life conversation!

The fact that you looked up at the wall where you thought a window would be without the headset on is the best evidence I've heard yet that this thing will stick.

"I'm limited by the technology of my time" - Howard Stark (Iron Man 2) Excited how this product progresses in the future.

Very impressive presentation Marques, thank you

Thank you for this demonstration. It was very well done. What I have been looking to see is how I can zoom in and out. I am legally blind and use the Zoom feature on my iMac and MacBook. I really would like to see if/how the Zoom feature can help me read text within the windows and also text on a wall in the room or signage such as the name on a store or the text on a street sign. Please consider demonstrating this feature if it exists on the Apple Vision Pro. On iMac and MacBook, the Zoom feature I use can be turned on as follows: Settings >> Accessibility >> Zoom >> Toggle On "Use scroll gesture with modifier keys to zoom" >> Leave "Modifier key for scroll gesture" set to the default "Control" key >> Set Zoom style to "Full Screen". Obviously, if I could use this feature in the Apple Vision Pro, I could have full access to the environment around me. So please, if you could, I know for a fact there are thousands of people who would greatly appreciate the demonstration.

The Vision Pro's hand gestures always make me think of the scene with Tony Stark messing around in that 3D space

Bruh. Imagine using this as an Italian… You meet your friend and speak like this 🤌🏻🤏🏻🤌🏻🫴🏻🤙🏻🤌🏻🤌🏻 and the next thing you find out is that the Vision Pro opened a thousand tabs, ordered pizza and the next Uber ride to the Colosseum 😬

Fun fact... "Foveated Rendering" was also used in the Royal Air Force's Harrier GR3 Flight Simulator back in the late 1980s, the pilot wore a special helmet that tracked the movement of the eyes so that the projection on to the screen only had to render in detail where the pilot was looking as of course back then computing power, especially for video rendering, was extremely limited.

Great Video, can't wait until future versions to buy it.

Thank you for the thoughtful review and the joy you bring to this corner of the Internet.

Google Glass (2013) made me think we would have this technology in a much smaller form factor by now

13:11 Dont worry, we all do this to some extent. This reminds me of hearing stories of astronauts when the first come home, and break objects on the floor (like. Mug or plate) because they were expecting those objects to stay floating where they leave them. It’s amazing how fast our brains recalibrate!

Like the 1st generation iPhone, the 1st gen Vision Pro is the answer to questions we haven't yet thought of. I agree with Marques: time will tell.

Tried it in store today. Agreed with MKBHD. This product is compelling. I'm excited to see where it goes from here.

That little story he tells at 12:57 about forgetting he didn’t have the headset on is actually CRAZY when you think about it. Imagine what the tech will be like in 5 years

I remember when the iPhone apps of the lighter, the beer glass, and silly apps were the shit. I’m sure eventually the apps for Vision Pro will grow and become something we can’t even imagine at the moment.

I like your high quality vids, either summaries, full reviews, interviews.

Thanks for honesty 😊

This is probably the best use case I've seen for transparent oled in the future. That is clearly the technology this was built for. Put the computer on the back of the head or in the battery enclosure and send video feed to a thin transparent display on the front.

It's funny that when we were young our parents didn't let us get too close to the TV and now people strap a TV to their eye balls. 😂

This is amazing! Thanks for the crystal clear explanation! Helped me a lot to decide to purchase or not vision pro!

Marques, your are a born tech product reviewer! The best! Now I understand this thing well. Now I have to watch more. Greetings from the UK.

It's funny that when we were young our parents didn't let us get too close to the TV and now people strap a TV to their eye balls.

Watching this on my quest 3

12:30 - this will also a huge innovation for people who need a big screen in the field to work on things (construction, planning, etc.). As a battery powered autark working unit there are so many things possible now.

I watched this on my vision pro! Also there is a way to turn off the headset btw you hold the side button and crown for a few secs then slide to power off.

Man @Marquess I can’t tell how much we, the 90% of the world, that doesn’t understand inches, pounds and Fahrenheit, appreciate you showing the weight and in grams! 🙏🏻

I never thought about how VR/AR can transform sports viewing, wow!

Great review man. As always

Amazing review ❤well done bro you nailed it 👏 👍

FINALLY a review that talks about the field of view. Every other video out there implies that the view of the Vision Pro is the same as the view without wearing it

I have seen most of the reviews. This is hands down the "smartest" tech review of the Apple Vision Pro, with the most accurate questions to ask. MKBHD has almost 20 Million subs for a reason..

I'm thrilled to see what future brings in terms of usability for this and similar devices. Like, we probably could utilize this technology in helping specialists performing their work even better. I'm also curios whether there will be anything here to help people with myopia and similar issues to use this device. Thanks for the vid.

This channel is really really great ... Thanks

I've been watching this channel for so many years, and I just wanna say I appreciate all the hard work you've put in throughout all these years. Year after year, the video quality, the audio quality, the content, the research, and the overall production don't cease to improve and amaze me. You deserve everything you've earned from your work. Keep it up bro👌🏾👌🏾👌🏾👌🏾

Needless to say, AMS33W is the most excellent thing this year. Yes, I do not care if this is related to the video, as long as I can really help someone. I usually lurk and infrequently write, but why shouldn't you be enthusiastic over AMS33W?

Exactly what I expected to watch 🙌 Thanks MB+Team.

Fantastic review! Your exploration of the Apple Vision Pro showcases the intersection of futuristic ideas and cutting-edge technology. Insightful and engaging!

That "Cleaning for Points App"....GENIUS!!

10:55 the best way I could describe what it looks like is when they do the inside helmet cam view from Iron man

LMAO that scene transition at the end with the apple vision pro was next level 😂😂

I’m really excited to see this new platform develop and grow over time. I really want to see more shared experiences. If you bring two or more Vision Pro headsets together in a room, how do they interact? Can you share a giant movie theater together, or share a virtual tabletop game and environment? I know some of those things already exist on other platforms, so I know it will continue to grow now that Apple is in the game.

I just did a demo of it today at the Apple Store, and that's a memory I'll never forget.

Imagine having to watch a KZfaq ad on the Vision Pro, new frustration level unlocked. 🔓

the comment about "looking up for where you thought a window would be" was scary and so fun at the same time. I don't know what to think

Your points about comfort of VR headset straps is pretty accurate IMO. But it's kind of a catch 22. The A cloth or soft rubber strap is comfortable, flexible, flexible, but requires you to tighten things enough that it applies pressure to your face. On the other hand a hard plastic halo style strap can balance things and keep the headset comfortable over long periods of time. But if you tighten the halo strap enough that movement wont dislodge it, the hard plastic halo setup gives me headaches due to squeezing my head.

If they made a Vision non Pro that had the only function of mirroring your Mac's display I'd be so sold

OK, when you go outside and demonstrate the windows in space… Outside!, It’s just fantastic. Wow.

thanky you for sharing

I think this would be great for multitasting desk work. I am soo excited to use this. Also with enough time i feel like poeple will get use to knowing where their hands are and what they are doing. Kind of like learning to type with out looking at the keys.

Field of view is something you get used to. I recently started wearing glasses full time at age 48, and I got progressive lenses. It took a week or so, but I’m now totally used to turning my head more and not flicking my eyes to the side. I would guess this is a similar transition.

That voice over at 0:24 was seamless. Wow!

The virtual Mac display and movies are probably the top two things that make me want the vision pro. That's not enough, but many things about it are very compelling.

the vacuuming app is for quest 3/pro, and it is a real tech-demo, not just a concept

What I love about your videos, besides the polish and the overall quality, is just that you look like you’re actually having fun doing what you do. I appreciate that. Headset looks cool, I guess.

this is amazing i am thinking of buying this in the future 😃

You made a very honest review 👏👏👏👏

14:30 the section about concepts for how the vision pro could be used If Niantic did a genuine collab with them and had a special version of Pokemon Go where instead of using the games interface to see the wild Pokemon nearby they would just. Overlay the Pokemon in your vicinity like actual wild Pokemon. Many years down the line when something like this could become mainstream we can finally experience Pokemon Go like they showed in the original commercials Even the conveying of the scale of Pokemon could be done so well using this style of device. (Sorry I just want an immersive Pokemon experience)

Need to see what it’s like working on a car with this. It would be insane if you can see overlays of your car parts while watching videos on how to do what you’re doing

I’m so excited to try that out myself and I’m sure in the future this will become way better both size and specs… it would so amazing to use the AVP (Apple Vision Pro) to zoom objects or places far away with its cameras and just brings them closer to your face and being able to analyze more like a spy kit kkk an also able to connect with another AVP to watch the same movie or videos even during face times I just think that would be so awesome. I’m so excited about how it is now though it’s so historic 🔥🔥💯

This thing has endless possibilities. Truly believe this is potentially a fairly revolutionary piece of equipment if it continues to progress in the right direction. App Developers should start to jump on this even more once they can get price down closer to 1,500-2k range.

12:56 You are not alone!! I usually press the non existent side button in my office mouse from the habit of using my own mouse at home

It’s so great how all the KZfaqrs were referencing MKB’s review video on their own videos, lol

You can do similar private video editing in a plane with any good headset and a virtual desktop, and a black sheet of paper or plastic over the laptop screen. Or lowering screen brightness to the minimum and almost closing it. Or using screen extension with the one in the laptop being empty of running apps. If your OS it does not simply allow you to turn it off completely, while still having the headset display on, through screen selection, etc...

Your explanation extraordinary bro

Im not it in the market to buy one of these, but I enjoy learning about the technology. Props Marques.

Watching Marques get excited about the thought of these 'not yet actual' apps (F1, Court side, Vacuuming, etc) shows so much about how cool this tech will become. This guy is smart, and techy, not just some reviewer reading a script. He actually understands the technology and his ability to not only provide a great review, but his ability to see it's potential is exciting!

Timestamp 13:00 your reaction is totally understandable it's the same as being handed an oldtime cell phone to use and even though you know it doesn't have a "touch screen" you still end up touching the screen occasionally to move or activate things

On the weight, I think it's more about weight distribution on the head. 660g is very light. My comparison is a carbon fibre motorcycle helmet at 1200-1400g not to mention the wind forces when actually riding.

0:22 That transition was smooth, the fact you couldn't notice the mic transition

No, I won't buy one, BUT... It looks to be a fantastic update on tech!! I've been watching your videos for years and have always enjoyed them for their clarity, honesty ...and less noise. I was there for your first 1M subscribers' video live stream. Anyway, this one on the Vision Pro did not disappoint. I've watched all three videos on the Vision Pro and enjoyed each one. You've set and continue a high standard for review research. 98% of the products you review I will never use, much less buy. But keep it up; we enjoy your presentation of the information.

I love mine, and most of the things I don’t like can be fixed with software. And you can dim the environment so you can see the keyboard and still be inmersed, use the crown button, I do it when watching a movie and snacking so I can see my lap but still have the environment all around.

The box on the chair behind is a nice touch! 😁

Heads up Marques. The reason people are at odds with the FOV topic so much is that it drastically changes depending on the Light Seal size you’re given from your face scan. Some Redditors that tried on different Light Seals at the Apple Store say the difference was super noticeable. Hence no solid numbers listed on the product page.

Wow the F1 race tracking idea looks cool AF!

Yea an app like while your at a basketball game would be sick, like you can select a player and maybe it highlights them and gives you their currents stats for the game, or maybe you can also see their whole season.

Seeing Nitro Fun, Flux Pavilion and Wolfgang Gartner on your screen made me chuckle 😄 good taste in music

4:47 Was totally wondering why it looked soooo blurry watching this! Makes total sense and can see where you were looking if you pause.

15:01 VR YUGIOH AND POKEMON GONNA BE WILD

I can see where this technology is heading. Just thought it would be great for watching football (soccer), watching my team Man Utd at Old Trafford and switching seat positions to follow the action or following the players on the pitch...mind blowing! A few years away yet but I bet it gets there

Wanna try it for sure. Gonna watch that breakdown vid from Zack though

Its crazy that the time between the outside cameras to the inside screens is about 1 milliseconds slower compared to our processing speed from eye to brain.

i remember being a kid trying to learn how to track objects in place as a video editing effect and now just seeing this thing do it instantaneously and effortlessly is wild (Edit: Woah that’s a lot of likes)

The limitations around the viewing area is fine for me because I have progressive lenses. When you first get progressive lenses, something they tell you is to "look with your nose." That sounds weird, but the point is that you have to move your head, not your eyes, in order to maintain viewing through the correct area of the lens. It seems like using this headset (and perhaps VR headsets in general) follow a similar principle, so in a funny way, people with progressive lenses (and who've adapted to using them as some people never adjust) might have a much smaller learning curve.

Amazing review!

With the weight comparison, don’t forget that the Quest 3 and other headsets also have the battery ALSO in it. So if they would only use an external battery it would be a bigger difference