The Missing Features of Apple Vision Pro

👥The Vision Pro lacks shared experiences, making it difficult to share virtual spaces or objects with others in real time.

🏢The headset doesn't have a memory of different locations, requiring users to set up windows and apps in each space individually.

📲Better integration with smartphones would allow users to see their phone notifications and interact with their devices while wearing the headset.

🌈The Vision Pro displays show 92% of the DCI-P3 color gamut, but 100% coverage would provide a more realistic and immersive visual experience.

Can the Vision Pro be used to share virtual spaces with others?

—No, the Vision Pro does not have the ability to share virtual spaces or objects with others in real time.

Can the headset remember different locations and set up windows and apps accordingly?

—No, the Vision Pro does not have a memory of different locations, requiring users to set up windows and apps individually in each space.

Can the Vision Pro display phone notifications?

—No, the Vision Pro does not currently have integration with smartphones to display phone notifications.

How much of the color gamut does the Vision Pro display?

—The Vision Pro displays 92% of the DCI-P3 color gamut, providing vibrant and realistic colors.

What improvements would enhance the user experience with the Vision Pro?

—Shared experiences, a memory of different locations, better integration with smartphones, and 100% coverage of the DCI-P3 color gamut would greatly enhance the user experience with the Vision Pro.

00:30The Vision Pro lacks shared experiences, making it difficult to share virtual spaces or objects with others in real time.

03:57The headset doesn't have a memory of different locations, requiring users to set up windows and apps in each space individually.

06:20Better integration with smartphones would allow users to see their phone notifications and interact with their devices while wearing the headset.

09:51The Vision Pro displays show 92% of the DCI-P3 color gamut, but 100% coverage would provide a more realistic and immersive visual experience.