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Apple Vision Pro left red marks on forehead of WSJ reviewer
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This can happen with anything if you wear it tight, including hats
Water is wet...
It’s the HomePod white circles on wood all over again!
But seriously this will happen wearing something tight to your face, a bit like I get sweaty ears after wearing headphone cans too long. Maybe your skin gets used to it after a while?
But seriously this will happen wearing something tight to your face, a bit like I get sweaty ears after wearing headphone cans too long. Maybe your skin gets used to it after a while?
Oh geezHere we go
Now before anyone gets too uppity or offended about an Apple product being made fun of, I've been a die hard Apple fan for 30 years and reserve the right to make fun of the company that I love...So there, I said it!
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This, also if you have sensitive skin the material can do that.
I think this is a device you will need to use contextually. It should compliment your existing Apple devices. Maybe quick meeting with colleagues while you are preparing a meal, watching a few YouTube videos.
It should be noted that Apple explicitly said they’re still working on different sizing of the light shield for launch, likely because the variety they had for the demos were the lowest common denominator.
Much like the watch bands come in different sizes so will some of these.
So this is a good “har har” laugh on the internet, but it’s not something to seriously be concerned about.
Much like the watch bands come in different sizes so will some of these.
So this is a good “har har” laugh on the internet, but it’s not something to seriously be concerned about.
I am shocked that Joanna found something to complain about. Just shocked.
Wow, gives feelings of déjà vu, when we had that problem a couple of years ago, when making things look worse then they really were, ahhh, those were the days
Apple Watch can also leave a mark. I'm sure the iPhone could too if you threw it hard enough.
*nods in agreement*
Apple has already responded noting that they will offer more sizing options for the light shield once the device is released.
I have been listening to so many podcasts post-WWDC I could be confused, but I want to believe I have heard that you can also order a custom-fitted light shield for it using a scan of your face using the FaceTime camera.
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You can see through the glass at the front, so there is no reason to take it off. Just leave it on permanently and the marks become irrelevant.
Um, you do know you can’t see through the glass at the front?
My reading glasses leave a mark when they rest on my nose.
This is a non-issue, surely.
This is a non-issue, surely.
For people reacting to the photoshopped version, here's what the actual photo looked before being dramatically enhanced:
I've woken up far more mangled by pillows than that...
I've woken up far more mangled by pillows than that...
That's kinda what they made it sound like at WWDC but maybe they'll just use an iPhone to scan your face in order to automatically find the best option. Trying out a lot of different options would just be too large a hassle, a time waster and not particularly hygienic in an Apple Store.
Yes, that’s what I remember when I saw the original video. What the OP posted was not only a complete lie, but a horrible photo edit.
The slight redness could have been caused by a number of different things — tightness to face, skin sensitivity, products on skin (makeup, moisturizer), sensitivity to material.