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I was close to returning my Vision Pro but after using it on a plane recently during a business trip (I travel a fair bit) I will definitely be keeping it. It h
by djhope99 3y ago
I was close to returning my Vision Pro but after using it on a plane recently during a business trip (I travel a fair bit) I will definitely be keeping it. It has been the best in flight entertainment by far, watching 3D movies on here while flying is outstanding. It felt like I could touch the water when I watched avatar. It’s also useful for having a big screen when I’m sitting down on a sofa and using my laptop, however, when I tried to use it for work longer term, like 7-8 hours it was just too uncomfortable.
- vsnf 3y agoI've been considering this as well, and it's indeed a very compelling usecase. But is it better for the same usecase than the Quest series of headsets?
- Marsymars 3y agoIt seems awesome for plane use, but so, so bulky for light packers. Kinda similar to my noise-cancelling Bose headphones - they're great on planes, but more often than not I'd rather save the space and just use earplugs or IEMs. (They're also not mutually exclusive - if I do pack my noise-cancelling headphones, I'll wear them in addition to earplugs if I want to e.g. read in silence.)
- amelius 3y agoI've heard stories that Quest is actually better than Vision Pro in many ways. On top of that it's also a magnitude cheaper. I bet for in-flight entertainment use only the choice is a no-brainer.