Apple Vision Pro Early Unboxings and Reviews

Apple Vision Pro is out soon and that means early reviewers are sharing their thoughts – I've collected a list of links to their videos and articles.

Apple Vision Pro is available this Friday, which means the typical Tuesday-before set of pre-release reviewers are sharing their thoughts – some are unboxings, while some are full reviews.

Here’s the set of reviewers that got early access (listed in order I came across their links):

  1. Nilay Patel of The Verge: Web | YouTube
  2. Marques Brownlee/MKBHD: YouTube
  3. Justine Ezarik/iJustine: YouTube
  4. Brian Tong: YouTube
  5. Joanna Stern of The Wall Street Journal: Web | YouTube
  6. Scott Stein of CNET: Web | YouTube
  7. Mark Spoonauer of Tom’s Guide: Web | YouTube
  8. Todd Haselton of CNBC: Web
  9. Carolina Milanesi of Creative Strategies: Web
  10. John Gruber of Daring Fireball: Web

View the Apple Vision Pro on Apple’s website.

Update: Included Carolina Milanese’s coverage, which I initially missed.

Update to the update: Included John Gruber’s coverage, which was published after this was released.

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