Apple Vision Pro Launches to High Expectations and Mixed Reviews

Despite its steep price, the spatial computing device sells 200,000 units pre-launch, with Apple touting its work and entertainment capabilities.

The Apple Vision Pro, a spatial computing device, has generated significant interest despite its high price tag of $3,499, with 200,000 units sold before its official launch.
Apple markets the Vision Pro as a tool for work and entertainment, but its most talked-about feature is the ability to set virtual kitchen timers.
Critics argue that while the Vision Pro showcases impressive technology, its practical applications, like the virtual kitchen timers, may not justify its cost.
The device's launch day in NYC saw enthusiastic crowds and a personal appearance by CEO Tim Cook, highlighting Apple's strong marketing push.
Despite mixed reviews, the Vision Pro is seen as a potential game-changer in the VR and AR market, challenging competitors and setting new standards for spatial computing.