One of the biggest questions for most people about Vision Pro is whether you can work inside the headset.
After all, how are you going to justify it’s eye-popping $3,500 price?
Before launching the headset, Apple pitched it as the ultimate entertainment device — and early reviews bear this out: it’s like your own personal IMAX with a 100-foot virtual screen.
But what about work? Can you work in the device?
Our reviewer, D Griffin Jones, says yes, indeed you can. Vision Pro is great for work (with a few caveats).
Also in today’s newsletter:
2024 is the year Apple gets really big into AI. Perhaps buying 32 AI startups — more than any other company — has something to do with it.
We have some new tutorial guides for Vision Pro owners:
These are the best, most-affordable and feature-packed keyboards you can get for a Man mini.
AirTags for less than $20 apiece? Yes please.
Apple’s bulky case for Vision Pro is the size of a motorcycle helmet; this one from Waterfield is half the size.
Some great Xs (Tweets) today: Don’t miss the sneeze. Siri tip is good too.
— Leander Kahney, EIC.
A message from Cult of Mac deals team
A message from Cult of Mac deals team
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One more thing ...
I keep thinking about all the time away from my family this will cause, and the time away from the other family at Pixar. But the only reason I want to do it is that the world will be a better place with Apple in it.
Today’s poll
Have you been able to work in Vision Pro?
Results from yesterday’s poll: Do you want a folding iPhone?

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