The Apple Vision Pro launch was one of the biggest tech launches in the past decade, and it took

over our feeds from Instagram to YouTube to Twitter. You really couldn't get away from this.

There's people in cars with this thing on. There's people at lunch. There's people walking around.

3,500 bucks. What is this thing, literally? So on this episode of the Colin and Samir show,

we're going to talk about the economics of making a tech review like this.

How many Applevision pros can you buy from making a video about Apple Vision pros?

That's what we're going to figure out today on the show.

We're going to talk about the unique relationship between Apple and content creators and dive into our prediction for what the future looks like between content creators and the Apple Vision Pro.

I do feel weird that we don't have one. It makes me feel weird. I'd like to try one.

Hopefully before this episode comes out, at some point during post-production.

Yeah, we've tried it on. We've tried it on.

All right. Turns out, we actually did get access to Apple Vision Pro right after we recorded.

And we'll give you our thoughts on using it at the end of the episode.

I want to start the episode with a question for you.

Okay. If I were to give you an Apple Vision Pro

and you were to get used to it, you were to like it,

would you wear it in a coffee shop in public?

That's a no. I can tell with your hesitation. My hesitation is that I would and that I'm not

I'm not happy about that answer. But we're on the really early side of this. And we'll talk

about that more about what that even means.

But the reason I hesitated is because, like, I am not typically an early adopter of tech.

I'm part of the early minority. And I am willing to do that once it becomes a little more

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