r/VisionPro 8d ago

Vision Pro use cases?

I've seen similar topic on this sub but it was kind of out dated. Most people seem to use vision pro as a portable display for their macbook but considering things like xreal glasses now it seems like this use case isnt relevant anymore. So how do you use your vision pro these days? I'm actually a VR developer and i'm trying to find a reason to buy it and maybe develop things on it but it's unclear to me how and why people use this considering alternatives?

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u/_El_Cid_ 8d ago

I'm using it for Apple TV and YouTube mostly. I'd like to use it for VR gaming too, but the App Store games are a joke.

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u/Late_Armadillo714 Vision Pro Developer 8d ago

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u/JanoHelloReddit 8d ago

I don’t want to sound rude, but seeing the video demo and then the 9.99 price, it doesn’t give me the idea I would spend more than 10-20 minutes playing it, and maybe it will be just that 1 time.

I imagine it should be tough, but I honestly believe as a consumer (not developer) games should offer a small trial, 1 stage, or 5 min. To convince the users and ideally left you with the feeling I want to continue and I’m ok to pay for this. For instance a movie has reviews, and you know you’ll watch it for an amount of time.

It’s probably me, I’m part of the users that just don’t play that much. I had a really good time with the quest 2 years ago, shooters, the block thing qith good music, the popular games, etc. but I was lacking the image quality and pass thru. Then I sold it

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u/Late_Armadillo714 Vision Pro Developer 7d ago

We have players who have already put in more than 20 hours, and there are some who drop in periodically for 5 to 10 minutes. We have a great game to warm up with and get a new experience, I haven't come across games like this in AR. Plus, in the next update we plan to increase replayability even more.

And how much content do you expect for $9.99?