During the recent WWDC23 event, Apple introduced its new mixed reality headset, attracting all the attention. The device, named Vision Pro, continues to be a hot topic due to the social media posts surrounding it. Although these posts largely express admiration, there have been criticisms regarding its price and specifications.
Recently, some social media pages have claimed that Apple failed to fully deliver the intended features in their mixed reality headsets. Here are the details:
Apple’s Vision Pro headset falls short of the targeted image quality!
According to claims shared on social media, Apple aimed to provide 4000 PPI pixel density and a better visual experience with Vision Pro. However, the devices they introduced had a pixel density of 3400 PPI, thus failing to achieve the intended goal. It is believed that the main reasons behind the tech giant’s failure to meet its targets are the additional costs, heating issues, and insufficient battery.
As you may know, Vision Pro was introduced with two 4K microLED panels, providing an advanced display resolution of 23 million pixels. Priced at a staggering $3499, the device offers an immersive mixed reality experience. Despite receiving criticism due to its price, it is being closely followed by the tech world.
Mark Zuckerberg critiques Apple's Vision Pro mixed reality glasses, highlighting differing visions in approach.
So, what are your thoughts on this matter? How do you think the visual experience would have been elevated if Apple had been able to achieve its goals? Feel free to share your opinions with us in the comments section.
