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Apple Vision Pro review: magic, until it’s not
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I've never owned an Apple device in my life, but I would consider buying this for $200. That's more than worth what you're getting.
$3,500 is a joke though. I could spend less than that building an absolute beast of a gaming PC and get orders of magnitude more use out of it.
Right, I'm with you, except I think you might be forgetting that apple devices are specifically designed to not work well with any non-apple device/OS. It might not be usable at all with windows, Linux, or android. In fact now that I just wrote that, I can't imagine it would function at all in tandem with those oses.