I’m going to say something controversial. #AppleVisionPro isn’t too expensive if you want to experience the future today, it isn’t for the masses. It is kind of an early experience of the future, an early adopter’s toy that’s going to be a tonne of fun and a incredible experience for them. Personally I’m not interested until there’s a cheaper version for the masses, but if you are that early adopter wanting your fun now I don’t think $3500 is too much to pay for what this is. #AppleVision

@gpowerf Absolutely. The people grumbling about the price are not who it’s being aimed at right now. This is a premium business device, potentially delivering what Hololens desperately wanted to.

I can see compelling business / design uses where dropping a few £k on hardware to do the job is the norm.

@wiredfire it's weird. This product is garnering so much hate. I don't know where it is coming from 🤷‍♂️

I simply feel that if a product is not £649.99 it automatically attracts a tonne of criticism.

And keep in mind I'm far from an Apple fan, I'd honestly much rather use Linux than MacOS. But I do like what I've seen of the Apple Vision Pro, I like it a lot! As a proof of concept at least it looks neat! Really neat.

@gpowerf it’s definitely the best looking AR proposition that’s been put to market so far. Will be interesting to see if their consumer-uses pitched in their reveal video will really come to pass Vs the business applications.. it’s far too expensive for a casual consumer device and it *is* a little weird the tone of the reveal implied that.. but if nothing else it lights a candle under the arse of the AR market to step up its game!

@wiredfire I saw it as a way to try and portray what the future could be like once VR experiences like this are mainstream.