I've already been daydreaming 24/7 of a future where my entire Apple lineup is Vision Pro, MacBook, Apple Watch, and AirPods. I can see it playing out for me personally something like this:
1. I plan on buying version 1 on day 1. I will spend a few days getting to know the device and software. This is happening. My wife has already told me she can see that the level excitement I have is going to outweigh her ability to convince me that we shouldn't spend the money. And even she admits the tech is mind-blowing.
2. Much like when I got my first iPhone, I will start assessing what things on my desk I now no longer care about having due to redundancies. I imagine my personal Mac will go away, possibly my iPad as well.
3. After a decade or so of hardware miniaturization, revisions, and iteration, this kind of device looks like a pair of regular glasses, or regular enough looking by that time, and there's a version you put on without even thinking about it much like you put your Apple Watch on your wrist and/or your iPhone in your pocket every morning.
4. I upgrade to hardware that will enable what I have always thought was the final piece of the puzzle and maybe the pinnacle of hardware and software design in my lifetime: all day every day smart vision with no battery life worries and no host device to dock to for internet connection. My iPhone is not even necessary anymore. Wearables for most stuff, Mac for heavy lifting.
I have been flying so high since Monday. I know all of the above is just daydreaming for now, but to me, this feels like something so great is coming. When I saw it in real life during Monday's keynote, I literally got misty-eyed. It's one thing to envision and want and hope for something like this so bad for years and years, with constant teasing comments from Tim Cook to perpetuate all the will they won't they stuff. It's quite another to see it come true.
