It's what Apple is touting as the next era of computer interface—one that might not be fully realized today, but will someday feel as essential as using the iPhone.
The world's scale isn't 1:1. People are ever so slightly larger than they are in real life, as if you're talking to Amazons. Turning your head can often create bits of aberration and blur. And while app icons feel as crisp and colorful as on your iPhone screen, after taking the headset off, I realized the Vision Pro's screen paled in comparison to the sharpness and color of real life.
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