News & Reviews:   Apple Vision Pro

Looks like Vision Pro users are in for a treat. Recently, the Apple Vision Pro has finally received an official YouTube app from Google. That said, what should you know about it?

We all know that the Vision Pro is not for everyone, as the market is still quite niche. That being said, the Financial Times reported that Apple is reducing production and marketing of its Vision Pro mixed?reality headset after sales fell short of expectations, highlighting the difficulties tech companies face when turning futuristic hardware into mainstream products. The move comes as Apple reassesses its strategy for the device following a slow start in the market.

Apple is reportedly preparing to expand its lineup of head-worn devices, with at least seven products in development.

vivo is reportedly planning to go heads-on with Apple next year in the mixed-reality headset segment with its very own product that could rival the Apple Vision Pro. Touted for a reveal as early as September 2025, read on to learn more.

The Apple Vision Pro is one of Apple's high-end techs that cater to a niche market. That said, there is a new report that Apple is decreasing the Vision Pro production and could stop manufacturing by the end of the year.

In an era with brands that love copying others, when is something not worth copying? Obviously, the answer is likely "when it's not profitable". For Meta, it dropped a planned headset like a hot potato.

Apple Vision Pro was officially sold in five more new markets, namely the United Kingdom, Canada, France, Germany, and Australia yesterday. Now Apple Vision Pro is offered in 10 markets in total. At the end of last month, it went on sale in China, Hong Kong, Japan, and Singapore after being exclusively available in the United States.

When Apple first announced the Vision Pro last year, many wondered what you would even need this headset for. Sure, there's a lot it can do. However, PCs already do those at a much lower price. Well, what if you can watch a Marvel interactive story with it?

Apple Vision Pro is the most advanced mixed-reality headset ever sold to the public to date. The headset runs the visionOS operating system and Apple is marketing this product as a spatial computer rather than for AR/VR. Since its launch, there have been 600 applications developed specifically for Vision Pro which cost tens of thousands of ringgit.

If you frequently use a PC, you might be familiar with the VLC media player. Recently, the President of the developer studio behind the media player confirmed the app will arrive on Apple Vision Pro. That said, what should you know about it?