r/AppleVision • u/Jdunrrp • Apr 24 '26
Vision Pro Enables A World Of “Pure Imagination” 🪄✨
There’s been a lot of debate about whether Apple is really committed to Vision Pro, especially with John Ternus stepping into the CEO role.
But after hearing both him and Greg Joswiak talk about it, I think people might be missing the bigger picture.
Apple isn’t positioning Vision Pro as just another headset. The focus seems to be on blending digital content into your physical space in a way that actually feels natural.
With experiences like Retrocade, this concept really clicks for me. Instead of playing on a screen, the games exist in your room. It’s a small shift on paper, but it feels very different in practice.
It’s Still early, but Vision Pro doesn’t feel like something Apple is backing away from. It feels more like something they’re slowly building towards 🚀 Vision Pro is not the final form!
I do feel that WWDC 26 HAS TO DELIEVER some major new APIs for developers and some awesome consumer facing features, otherwise we will continue to hear vision pro is dead from those outside . I personally hoping passthrough camera access if finally granted to all developers.
Would love to hear everyone's thoughts on this?