Can you work from Apple Vision Pro?
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- Опубліковано 10 чер 2024
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i agree with what someone else said: the question isn’t whether you can do work in it. the question is by how much does it improve (or even hurt) your actual “productivity”. now that’s really hard to measure, so it’s more of a feeling than anything else. the handful of times i’ve done work in my quest 3, i ABSOLUTELY ~felt~ more productive. i don’t do it more often because i don’t want to have to carry around another thing.
The single biggest hurdle that Apple needs to convince me of is simple; can I be more productive than I already am by more than 10% to make the AVP worth my while.
no, is the answer. Everything will be slower.
@@JerrySchulze that’s what I was expecting to hear. As much as I’d like to be working with the AVP, it’s not quite justifiable for what I’d use it for.
Thank you for the review!
thanks for checking it out!
What if it's 10% more fun??
Disagree, being working on it for the past week, can definitely say I am more productive (I do research + coding)
"There's almost nothing available for real work apps" - except for the vast library of compatible iPad apps. If you can get productive work done on an iPad, think of the Vision Pro as an arbitrary number of arbitrarily-sized iPads. And of course, the native software situation will improve rapidly.
I stand by that statement.... for now.
Apple has tried - unsuccessfully - for years to market the iPad as an alternative to the computer as a productivity device. Now, lets be honest please: other than for writing docs in Word, or sending emails, or having Zoom calls, or easy tasks like that... do many professionals actually prefer their iPad over their Macbooks to get serious work done? iOS is less capable and flexible than MacOS when it comes to work, so why choose an - uncomfortable and expensive - iOS device with very limited battery life when you need to get actual work done? Why not just grab your Macbool? It seems like a solution searching for a problem...
@@HectorYagueiPad runs iPadOS (for years, now) and it can be a serious work tool.
I use mind node on iPad and Mac. The view you showed looked like a cartoon version. The items were way too big. I typically have tens of items.
Can this be used as a screen for a windows PC?
Blurry text from the Mac connection? Mine looks very clear. Did you adjust the screen resolution in the Mac settings?
more soft, than blurry. Not as sharp as other AVP windows.
I may pick one up in 10 years.
Seems like the major benefit/advantage to traditional setups is portability, but it’s seems like it’s still more productive to use a Mac and iPad solution than this.
Would be nice to be able to use this as big screens for when you want to work remotely / in the passenger seat. Has anyone tried it? Does it make you nauseous?
I also think that in the current state is hard to convince regular people to buy it for productivity. Have you compared using the Vision Pro against something like the xreal glasses? I do think the future of work is heading to the Idea of portable and immersive screens. Great content btw!
You made a magnification at 6:37 to show the writings. Did you do this with vision pro? Is there such a feature? Can it bring the world you perceive closer?
That was a zoom effect with video editing. You can’t make the real world bigger.
I'd argue that any productivity gains the AVP offers won't be from dropping multiple windows all over the dang place. More windows = more distraction and context switching. This is the myth of multitasking.
100%
How does the keyboard and trackpad work with it? I don’t do a lot of computer work, but would like to use for other basic things. I haven’t seen one video using the wireless keyboard and trackpad.
Oh, I guess I should have spent more time...it works well, like iPad. Maybe ill put a vid together on that. Thanks.
@@JerrySchulze Yes, I’m and other would like to see it in action with the wireless keyboard and tracking pad.
@@JerrySchulze - I would also like to see how it works with say the Mac screen on pass-through and all the other apps surrounding you so that you kind of get the best of both worlds as long as the pass-through is clear to read the back screen, then say the virtual version of the max screen
It is not clear at all. You really cant read any screen through the VP. @@cjadams7434
I was looking at some videos and it seemed pretty clear. I could almost read the screens pretty easily.@@JerrySchulze
every app for ipad is available for vision pro. thats tens of thousands. they include apps for productivity. (you were incorrect about shortage of apps) can you do a part 2 and revisit to show us. thanks!
No, not every iPad app is available. Most big companies, who make apps for work, do not allow their iPad app to run on Vision Pro.
At the moment, most people aren’t ready to use this product to its full potential. But just like remote work and gig work became easier to achieve and more popular over time, so too may this style of work over the next 20 years.
Agree, not really usefull for productivity now (maybe while travelling)
They WANT to justify a $4,000 expense, and productivity is the most viable way to achieve that.
Since when the future happens on day one?
Try wearing a ballistic helmet with NVG’s for 12 hours at a time.
It’s cool, but feels like a massive headache in the waiting. And of course no Netflix. 😂
If that jittery motion is the realtime visual experience, I'd get a headache in a matter of minutes...
Your brain removes a lot of it.
This review sounds great as a way to discourage people from trying this product!! Great job. Saved me $5,000. Reminds me of that Steve Balmer interview about the iPhone being a joke. Wait.. I guess he was wrong , maybe you will be too…
I said multiple times that I may be wrong or that it may still be the future of computing.
8:30 damn right!!! I dont get this "multi window setup" narrative. It seems to me like a cool tech solution searching for a problem. From a productivity point of view, how is this better than simply plugging your macbook to a 49" ultra wide monitor with all your work windows open simultaneously?
And now I want to try a 49" display. Thanks
Good luck taking that 49" display anywhere else.
@@scottmartin5492 this is a conversation about productivity, not portability. Lets be realistic, please: nobody goes to Starbucks for a mega session of work, specially if you have tons of noise around you and 2 hours max of battery life (Vision Pro). People do their productivity sessions at their work desk, where you dont have interruptions, external noise, battery limitations, etc. So I repeat my original question: when at your desk, how is plugin your macbook to a 49" ultra wide monitor not an easier, cleaner, more confortable and more economical solution?
@@HectorYague Plenty of people travel for work, though, so running to Starbucks as your example seems a little disingenuous.
@@scottmartin5492 again, 2 hour battery limitation, mobile-level apps instead of desktop-level software, iOS-like instead of MacOS operating system, soft fonts instead of monitor-sharp text, hand gestures instead of keyboard+mouse, etc. I REALLY dont see the productivity advantage of this device over traditional computing solutions. Please remember that this is a productivity, not mobility, conversation.
Playing pokemon go would be fun in it
Wait…….
I can see many people getting insane eye issues over the next few years in my opinion.
possible.
Apple would go bankrupt…
Hmmm, not the future for me.
It is not designed to be a single device actually.
Dude stop shaking your head so much
my head turns smoothly, the capture is just not great quality.
People that want this to be the future are lying to themselves. Why would normal people want one of these one? Two only a matter of time before these kinds of devices are littered with ads
Productivity? Absolutely not. Watching movies, and UA-cam, maybe. this will be a big fail for that, and a big waste of money to boot.
Portability and security, yes- for now it doesn’t do that much better than something like the Meta Quest (which you can get for $500) though.
but sold out at many people buy at milyon people wait that product in the other country
If you surround yourself by massive windows than ya you’re gonna need to stay focused if you want to get work done
You say that the vision pro won’t be productive, only for entertainment, but you don’t know that. As a matter of fact, a recent software update (Beta 1.1) for the vision pro has already improved a number of things in the product. This is just the first update of the software, think how much better it’s going to get, with more updates to come.
Let’s not forget that this is a 1st generation product and therefore, the worst this product will ever be. Some time next year, a new model with more powerful hardware will come out, paired with much better and detailed software. If this 1st generation of the vision pro can be this impressive, which is not common with 1st generation products, think of what the next generation will be capable of and then the others that will follow there after.
All in all, we haven’t seen nothing yet of the potential this new product line has to offer. Stay tuned.
I’m plenty productive on AVP.