Earlier this month, Apple officially launched its first wearable spatial computing device, the Apple Vision Pro, bringing revolutionary spatial interaction experiences and igniting a frenzy among digital enthusiasts. Since its release, the device has been in high demand, with many early adopters willing to pay a premium, and tech reviewers taking to the streets with the Vision Pro, giving people a glimpse of the future.
Recently, a stewardess from UAE Airlines filmed her experience with the Vision Pro during a flight, and her reaction has stirred discussions on social media.
Initially, the stewardess struggled to operate the device, but with some simple guidance from Climan, she exclaimed, "It's incredible!"
After using it for a few seconds, she handed the device back to Climan, thanking him for the fantastic opportunity.
UAE Airlines commented on the video, saying, "We want to try it too!"
One netizen commented, "Great atmosphere."
Another wrote, "This is amazing."
Yet another added, "I got fired for doing something similar. I guess this is a collaboration."
The Vision Pro, one of Apple's pricier products in recent years, has been purchased more for nostalgia than anything else. Priced at $3499, it's more than three times as expensive as Meta's most expensive headset.
However, less than a month after its release, the Apple Vision Pro seems to have fallen from its tech pedestal. Recently, many early buyers of the device have been returning it. Some users have complained of headaches, eye fatigue, and motion sickness, with many expressing dissatisfaction with the product on social media, criticizing its discomfort despite its high price.