What If... I get a Vision Pro after watching the video?
Not worth all the extra time you have to spend with ordering, setting up, returning.1) Buy Vision Pro
2) Subscribe to Disney+
3) Binge this
4) Return Vision Pro within 14 day return window
written by an AI.
The real problem is that the storytelling and screenwriting, which was at least servicable up to Endgame, has become utter garbage.Marvel is just a shadow of its former self.
It’s never the same without actors like Robert Downy Jr. and Scarlett Johansson.
To each their own. A wonderful thing to have the freedom to choose. I want Vision Pro. The time is good I buy it. Those who bad-mouth the device because of personal factors need to stop. People pay for their own devices, not those who try to convince others not to buy. If I listen to people on fan sites not to buy, I would never own a device.I respect that.
Do you have a source for that or are you just making things up?
No one is paying 3500 for the headset
Sounds like a you problem. From a core function of a personal computer standpoint, the Vision Pro certainly intrinsically has use cases even by merely benefiting from its factor that allows laptop-level computing that is more convenient and private than alternatives even within Apple’s Prosumer product portfolio.Yep, it’s confirmed: for $3,500 this will be the only thing you can do with the AVP.
This isn't a video or part of Disney+, this is an app.1) Buy Vision Pro
2) Subscribe to Disney+
3) Binge this
4) Return Vision Pro within 14 day return window
Really? I bought the one with the highest specs.No one is paying 3500 for the headset
Ah, the people who think they are ballers because they spent $3800.You’re right. We’re paying $3,500 plus tax.
What? Who said anything about that? I work hard and know how to manage my money. If I was experiencing financial trouble, then I wouldn’t have gotten it. As I said earlier, I am fine.Ah, the people who think they are ballers because they spent $3800.
#SoImpressed
The real problem is that the storytelling and screenwriting, which was at least servicable up to Endgame, has become utter garbage.
Even the other stuff you can do with it, doesn't justify the $3500 price, sorry.
Sounds like a you problem. From a core function of a personal computer standpoint, the Vision Pro certainly intrinsically has use cases even by merely benefiting from its factor that allows laptop-level computing that is more convenient and private thanks alternatives even within Apple’s Prosumer product portfolio.
Ah, the people who think they are ballers because they spent $3800.
#SoImpressed
I’m always good for a Spider-Man movie. Ironman. Sure. These new characters? Not so much.
OLED was a revelation right from the outset. VR glasses not so much, and esp. not $3500 ones. If you have a use for them and like them then that’s awesome but you shouldn’t be surprised that most other people don’t feel the same way.I’ll never understand the hate for this product from actual tech enthusiasts. Tech like this will never be about “value”. If it was about value we’d never have anything. Everything starts expensive, OLED, big tv’s, computers etc. and everything has a narrow use case when it starts out. How many 4K films were then 4K tvs first came out?
Early adopters who are tech enthusiasts are meant to embrace new stuff with the flaws. That’s what it’s all about. Youre part of the journey to get it to mass market where, ten years down the line it’s cheap and content is everywhere. And you’re meant to get a buzz out of this stage. I see so many bloggers and YouTubers who are meant to enjoy the process at this stage just queuing up to hate it.
i thought tech people kinda “got this” part of the whole thing. But now every thing is based on “value“. it’s like asking whether a 200k Porsche has value. It’s just subjective and pointless at this stage. Just enjoy whatever good things the product has if you have the money and time. That’s it.