I bought it shortly after release, but returned it a month later: * The sizing options are really confusing, and my measured fit (as determined by the app over a dozen runs) felt somewhat loose. Apple Store staff could not tell me what the numbers meant and could only size me through the app. * There's not a lot of VR content available right now — just a few short (admittedly impressive) clips. * I feel isolated when…
How did you find the visual fidelity in Vision Pro vs Quest? (which Quest, by the way?)
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I mean, is it so wild though? It's not like they're going to face any actual repercussions for this behavior.
I was joking. They don’t advertise it that way at all. It’s hard to believe the guy I was replying to even bought a Vision Pro in the first place if he’s the kind of guy to say “Apple Police.”
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#153Yes, mostly for the Mac display. Also when crankin’ my hog (just being honest)
>Also when crankin’ my hog (just being honest) Honestly that seems like the primary use case whenever the topic is mentioned. I'm sure there are cool innovative uses for them, but porn is always going to be at the forefront.
Thanks, "crankin' my hog" was not in the Apple supplied Oxford Dictionary of English, but this confirms my guess...
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thanks for being honest, do you use apps for that, or just more immersive in such a big screen?
Neither a Vision Pro owner nor much of a hog cranker, so this comment may be something of a 'premature ejaculation', but I don't think there's any prospect of native applications designed to aid manipulating oneself to issue passing App Review.
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#155Re: Ask HN: Are you still using your Vision Pro?
#156Yes, almost every day. I spend approximately 60-70% of my time working with the headset on, connected to my MacBook. It’s actually better for me than my physical display because of the Zeiss inserts - I usually don’t wear glasses, so due to inserts, the desktop is subjectively crisper than the monitor :) I really can’t wait for visionOS 2 improvements in the virtual display feature. Most of the media content I consum…
Isn't there this front display for the pass-through eyes? That switches off automatically if there is no interaction, or it's just not very bright?
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#157Re: Ask HN: Are you still using your Vision Pro?
#158Earlier quoted context omitted.
I mean, is it so wild though? It's not like they're going to face any actual repercussions for this behavior.
I was joking. They don’t advertise it that way at all. It’s hard to believe the guy I was replying to even bought a Vision Pro in the first place if he’s the kind of guy to say “Apple Police.”
Re: Ask HN: Are you still using your Vision Pro?
#159Earlier quoted context omitted.
I was joking. They don’t advertise it that way at all. It’s hard to believe the guy I was replying to even bought a Vision Pro in the first place if he’s the kind of guy to say “Apple Police.”
Pity on them, for having expectations and hopes.
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The iPad not allowing multiple users seems like leaving money on the table for cheap, decent-battery family computer, even if they're not really into Apple.
+1. Especially considering that this capability already exists in iPad, you just need school-specific management software to use it. But the problem is much more acute in a novel device without much of a software catalog, selling at three times the price