Apple Vision Pro is NOT expensive and Not VR device.

[Surf Monkey]

I think you'd be surprised how many companies support iPhone due to sheer employee demand. My employer was a closed PC shop but at least half the staff now have iPhones - that can't be ignored.

And if the AVP offers pro apps that others can't match, companies will buy it.

Not in the volume that they buy iPhones. Everyone has a phone. Buying iPhones is low risk. Putting your workforce into goggles is a dicy proposition without the obvious benefits of a work phone.

 

[bkkcanuck8]

Not in the volume that they buy iPhones. Everyone has a phone. Buying iPhones is low risk. Putting your workforce into goggles is a dicy proposition without the obvious benefits of a work phone.

I don't know, you could work from home at work with a home background... sort of a compromise of having you come back into work at the office 🤣

 

[WebHead]

Not in the volume that they buy iPhones. Everyone has a phone. Buying iPhones is low risk. Putting your workforce into goggles is a dicy proposition without the obvious benefits of a work phone.

True, I was mainly arguing iPhone support not AVP. But there are certain industries where AVP will be a game changer.

 

[Surf Monkey]

True, I was mainly arguing iPhone support not AVP. But there are certain industries where AVP will be a game changer.

Except that Apple is not really a B to B company.

 

[WebHead]

Except that Apple is not really a B to B company.

It's not their primary focus, no. But certain industries use their gear without their having to try too hard.