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I think this is 100% it for many companies. Predictions are Apple sells in the hundreds of thousands of units this year. There is no market any of these compani

I think this is 100% it for many companies. Predictions are Apple sells in the hundreds of thousands of units this year. There is no market any of these companies/products care about that has that small of a user base. Once Apple starts selling millions of these, and the demand is there from users, we will see companies change their tune. Spotify, in particular, doesn't make that much sense. Even amongst Apple Vision Pro users, I would be surprised if music listening is a big use case for this device. All of these users will already have their phones and other devices to listen on. There is nothing about the Vision Pro that is particularly good for music. Video, however, may be something the Vision Pro does exceedingly well.

Philpax 3y ago
> Even amongst Apple Vision Pro users, I would be surprised if music listening is a big use case for this device. All of these users will already have their phones and other devices to listen on. The main application would be to listen to music alongside whatever else you're already doing, similar to using Spotify on any other kind of computer. I'll begrudgingly use the website, but I'd prefer to have a native app. > There is nothing about the Vision Pro that is particularly good for music. I am curious about the spatial audio solution, especially as it's integrated with all of the other environmental sensing (i.e. the audio can "bounce" around your room). I have a quadraphonic mix of Dark Side of the Moon that I'm looking forward to listening to :-)