The VR Headset That Finally Grows Up
Apple’s first spatial computer is extravagant, uncanny and occasionally brilliant—less a toy than a thesis on where screens go next.
So who is it for? Right now, the Vision Pro belongs to early adopters with patience, money and a tolerance for being beta-tested in public. Filmmakers, designers, remote workers and anyone obsessed with interface history will find more here than a gimmick. Everyone else should admire it the way you admire an Italian concept car: not because it makes immediate sense, but because it hints at what the rest of the market will steal later. The verdict is simple: flawed, extravagant, occasionally absurd—and the most convincing glimpse yet of a post-phone future.