I Spent 24 Hours Wearing Apple’s Vision Pro Headset | WSJ
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Published 2024-01-30
WSJ’s Joanna Stern attempted to wear it for 24 hours straight—including on the ski slope.
Chapters:
0:00 Apple’s headset
0:59 Working
2:28 Personas
3:40 Cooking
5:27 Watching
6:15 Glasses
6:33 Skiing / Spatial Video
7:37 Takeaways
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All Comments (21)
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It will be interesting to come back to this video in 10 years and see how far things have come.
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So, you're telling me that I can ski on a dangerous mountain and watch my favourite movie at the same time??? AWESOME!
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The floating timers over the pots were really cool.
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"A solution in search of a problem" perfectly describes this contraption.
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This is giving me the vibes of early 2010s when new tech was arriving and people used to curiously test it 😂
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Not crying while cutting onions could be worth the price
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The fact that joanna is funny and has a calm but entertaining actual personality is the main reason i stayed for the whole vid
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I have a pair. I absolutely love them. I don’t even use my laptop anymore. Worth in my opinion for my needs and uses every cent. I truly believe this is a glimpse of where computing is going to go once you start using it with AI, AR it is mind blowing.
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Joanna’s humor and insight is always a standout against other reviewers. Other people review the cut and dry of it, but wearing it while cooking or for 12+ hours? She’s crazy and I love her for it.
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The fact that no one is complaining about lag, resolution, dizzyness etc. is amazing.
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I love putting my phone away and enjoying natural life without phone while cooking and on family ski trips.
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This was a really well done tech review. WSJ, you gotta keep Joanna for every tech video you do, she does a way better job than what the tech reviews at other publications or even YouTube provide. THIS is the kind of pragmatic review I'm looking for: experience based—not just reading off facts from the box.
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We need more quirky journalism like this!
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The timers over the stove was my favorite part. No joke.
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The cooking use-case is such a serendipitous moment.
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This is the best content I have seen on WSJ over the last decade
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Okay the cooking aspect was really cool
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Among the plethora of independent Tech YouTubers, Joanna is making solid strides with her tech-reviews while being part of a major publication. Shes winning me over to watch her reviews over many other “brochure reading reviewers”. Huge kudos to her and her team for actually skiing or chopping veggies while wearing these.
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Thank you for putting yourself out there and reviewing this for us. Honestly I thought your persona looked just fine.
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My favorite no nonsense review of the Vision Pro I’ve seen yet.
