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The original was posted on /r/visionpro by /u/ThrowRA092402 on 2024-04-09 02:11:52.

I was blown away by the tech, It far surpassed my expectations going into the demo; the demo was thrilling and exciting up until the moment I got to immersive videos and watched the little girls birthday and the kid running around playing with bubbles with her mom; at first it was cool to watch and left me with a feeling of awe, until the realization sunk in that I could record my family the same way and when a family member passes you can still go back in time and share a moment with them, see them as a living breathing healthy individual again, immediately felt the tears rolling down my face as I thought about all the moments I wish I had captured in that manner, and all the loved ones that are still around that I still have time to capture in this manner. I think I spaced out the rest of the demo trying to hold back tears picturing me sitting with different people I had lost and people I will lose soon, it was hard to focus on anything else after that realization hit. And I definitely walked out looking stoned with how red my eyes were from crying by afterwards. I was a bit embarrassed because I kept choking up when the apple associate asked me a question, it was like one of those things where I was a fraction of a second away from just sobbing in the middle of the store. I know that’s not it’s intended use, or what is advertised, but that is definitely what I think the most about when it comes to what the device is capable of. I called my mom afterwards and told her about it and she started sobbing too and she had me sign her up for a demo. I really don’t know if anyone else will relate to this or had a similar reaction, or if it was just me. But I Figured I would share what my experience with the Vision Pro was like.