r/apple • u/bsoci • Mar 20 '24

Apple reportedly ’accelerating’ entry-level Vision Pro — and it could cost $2,000 less Apple Vision

https://www.tomsguide.com/computing/vr-ar/apple-reportedly-accelerating-entry-level-vision-pro-and-it-could-cost-dollar2000-less

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u/ughlump Mar 20 '24

Apple Vision Pro had me seriously looking at the Quest 3 because of its price point for what it does. $1500-$2000 doesn’t seem too bad depending on what tech is included.

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u/1058pm Mar 20 '24

I pulled the trigger on the quest 3 after demoing the vision pro. It is the exact same device just with lower resolution and a little bit more buggy, plus it comes with controllers which i used more than the hand gestures.

I used it for all the fun stuff for about 3 weeks and now its just gathering dust

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u/JustaLyinTometa Mar 20 '24

I did the same but mines not gathering dust yet thankfully. I play it daily for like half an hour at least and I’ve actually been using it to workout more. Even cooked a full meal with it on the other night which was a bit weird but I love it.