The thing is big, heavy, and honestly, a bit silly-looking. We’re dreaming of a future where VR headsets are just slightly heavier than glasses, but we’re not there yet. But don’t call it VR, Apple gets mad. It’s AR, cough cough. I don’t think there will be many people interested in its AR features given the current form factor, although the nearly real-time video passthrough is a feat of engineering.

All in all, the device feels like a step into an exciting future. Imagine being on a flight, lost in your own personal cinema. Let’s hope it catches on; otherwise, you’ll be that one weirdo with the giant ski goggles. Remember the glassholes? If anyone can make something look cool and fashionable, it’s probably Apple.

The concept of multitasking with multiple screens hanging in the air is fascinating. It’s like a peek into a future where traditional desktops could become obsolete.

The way you interact with it is nothing short of magical. From selecting things by pinching your fingers to typing, it’s surprisingly intuitive. Watching someone new pick it up and start gesturing like a pro is what inspirational tech dreams are made of.

Can’t wait to try it out!

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Edit: Casey, in his unmistakle unique style, shows us why the Apple Vision Pro is the future of computing.