Apple Vision Pro
Apple's spatial computing headset with dual micro-OLED displays (23 million pixels), M5 chip, eye tracking, hand tracking, and the most advanced mixed reality experience available. Designed for productivity and immersive content.
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Our take
The Apple Vision Pro scores 60/100 โ and that number tells you everything about the gap between what's technically impressive and what's actually worth buying.
23 million pixels across dual micro-OLED displays. Eye tracking and hand tracking that feel like magic. The best spatial audio in any headset. Virtual Mac monitors floating in your living room. This is, without question, the most advanced mixed reality hardware ever made. Build quality scores 95/100, performance 90/100.
But value? 25/100. That's the lowest value score in our entire database. At $3,499, it costs 7x more than a Quest 3S and 11x more than a Quest 3S on sale. The external battery pack lasts about 2 hours. It's heavy for extended sessions. The gaming library is tiny compared to Quest. And the "Wait for discount" momentum label with a red signal says it all: this is not a good time to buy.
The price has never dropped from $3,499. Apple doesn't discount. The daily utility score of 40/100 means most people will use it for the wow factor and then put it on a shelf.
Bottom line: Skip unless you're a developer or a professional with a very specific productivity use case โ for everyone else, the Quest 3 delivers 80% of the experience at 14% of the price.
Pros & cons
What we like
- Best-in-class micro-OLED display quality
- Intuitive eye and hand tracking (no controllers needed)
- Excellent for productivity with virtual monitors
- Premium spatial audio experience
- Growing catalog of spatial apps and content
What could be better
- Extremely expensive at $3,499
- External battery pack required
- Heavy for extended sessions
- Limited game library compared to Quest
- Only sold through Apple
Key features
Who is this for?
Best for
Professionals and early adopters who want the absolute best mixed reality technology for productivity and immersive content, regardless of cost.
Not ideal for
Budget-conscious buyers, gamers (Quest 3 is better for gaming), or anyone not in the Apple ecosystem.
How it scores
Review scores
Price history (estimated)
Specifications
| display | Dual micro-OLED, 3660x3200 per eye, 23M total pixels |
|---|---|
| chip | Apple M5 + R1 |
| fov | Approximately 100 degrees |
| tracking | Eye tracking, hand tracking, head tracking, room mapping |
| audio | Spatial Audio with ray tracing |
| battery | External battery (approx. 2 hours) |
Compatibility
Standalone device running visionOS. Works with Mac for virtual display feature.
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