Apple's Vision Pro is already getting memed to oblivion
Dystopia has never been funnier.
Three days on from the reveal of Apple Vision Pro, and the dust is only just starting to settle on the VR (sorry, AR) headset. The hardware certainly looks impressive, with each eye treated to more pixels than a 4K display. But it's also undeniably a glimpse of a potentially dystopian future.
From the digitally projected 'eyes' on the front of the device to the apparently loneliness of using it to watch movies or attend conference calls, Vision Pro seems to be impressing people and giving them the 'ick' in equal measure. And as you might expect, Twitter has had a field day with it this week. See some of our favourite takes on Vision Pro below (starting with our new favourite Snapchat filter), and be sure to take a look at the best iPhone 14 deals if you're looking for some slightly more charted territory.
Thanks @jameshurlbut for the idea 💀😂 pic.twitter.com/KBcKPZbNxaJune 8, 2023
POV: the year is 2035 and HR is about to fire you pic.twitter.com/RK4UJzPm8fJune 5, 2023
ar/vr is my passion pic.twitter.com/vghlo7FgqSJune 6, 2023
you can charge your apple pencil with vision pro pic.twitter.com/C1lPVwPvTiJune 6, 2023
Time will tell with Vision Pro will indeed change the game and finally drive VR into the mainstream. But one thing's for sure, when the thing finally drops, there'll be plenty of people queueing up to give it a try at the Apple Store. Until then, remember the iPhone? Take a look at the best iPhone 14 deals below.
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Daniel John is Design Editor at Creative Bloq. He reports on the worlds of design, branding and lifestyle tech, and has covered several industry events including Milan Design Week, OFFF Barcelona and Adobe Max in Los Angeles.