A video shared on Reddit shows a New Yorker using the Apple Vision Pros on the subway
Recently, a video capturing a New Yorker wearing the newly released Apple Vision Pros on the subway has sparked a wave of discussions and concerns among the public.
The video quickly went viral on social media, showing a guy using his new Apple Vision Pros on the subway, leaving numerous viewers stunned.
The video showed him wearing his headset as he appeared to be typing something on an imaginary keyboard, providing a highly immersive digital experience.
Below the video, several users raised questions about personal safety and vulnerability in public spaces
Below the video, several users flooded the comments section to express their thoughts and concerns after seeing a man wearing Apple Vision Pros on the subway.
Numerous users stated that the device suggests wearers are not entirely "blind" to their surroundings, as the headset provides a transparent view of the real world.
However, others claimed that the device employs cameras to film the environment in front of the user and simulate it on the inside.
The video sparked a debate on social media, highlighting the need for a clearer understanding of the functionality of Apple Vision Pros and how it impacts the wearer's awareness.
One person said: I guess that they work the same in public as they do in private? Put them on your head and use them!
A second wrote: Will the glass shatter as easily as the back of an iphone?
A third commented: Be good if you could get glasses that zoomed in when you double-tapped the lense.
Someone else said: Too big and bulky for practical use. They need to figure out a way to fit it in a google/spec size device for it to be mainstream. Till then it will be an enthusiast device.
Another added: It's Apple, the tech will be 5 years out of date.
Many viewers worry that this is harmful to the eyes. However, Apple's official website reveals the technology behind the device.
They explain that the external display shows the user's eyes, indicating when they are using the app or fully immersed in it.
Apple Vision Pro uses three-dimensional laminated glass that serves as the optical surface for the integrated camera and sensor. This innovative design allows the wearer to see the world uniquely.
While many may be reluctant to show off such expensive technology in public, some proud Apple Vision Pro owners have enthusiastically incorporated the device into their daily lives, even during normal activities like commuting on the subway.
Despite some concerns, the launch of the Apple Vision Pros has been a huge success for Apple. In just a short period of time, the tech giant has sold an impressive 200,000 headphones, priced at a whopping $3,499 each.
