APPLE VISION PRO: Online-Sehtest …

Summary

The transcript describes a man's humorous journey to obtain prescription VR lens inserts for his Apple Vision Pro headset. It details his experience getting online eye exams of questionable validity to receive a US prescription, ordering custom lenses through convoluted Apple processes, and receiving prescriptions that don't match his exam inputs. Ultimately he questions the absurdity of the systems in place just to use his headset comfortably. Despite the difficulties, he is determined to find a solution involving contact lenses, lens inserts, and adjusting the Vision Pro headset sizing.

Takeaways

• 😀 He is getting contact lenses and a prescription for vision inserts for a VR headset
• 😎 He is using online vision tests to get a US prescription, which he sees as absurd
• 😕 The online vision test results don't match his actual vision
• 🤨 He re-took the test with a competitor and got different incorrect results again
• 😠 He got the prescription updated to his actual vision by just sending a photo of a handwritten note
• 😯 Apple made him re-measure his face shape when ordering lenses, suggesting a different size
• 😒 He had to confirm he is not over 40 for the lenses to be adjusted for old eyes
• 😫 He thinks Apple will have many support issues with people swapping head straps and face shields
• 🙄 He ordered a larger face shield just in case, but not the $200 travel case
• 🤔 His next task is figuring out how to get the large Vision Pro package shipped over without flying

Q & A

What is the main purpose of the video?

The main purpose is to get prescription lenses and contact lenses to use with a VR headset.

What methods does the narrator use to try to get a prescription?

The narrator uses online vision tests from US companies that claim to provide prescriptions. He also gets his eyes measured at an optician's office.

Does the narrator actually need corrective lenses?

It's unclear if the narrator needs correction or not. He mentions having a dirty pair of glasses that needs replacing.

What problems arise with getting lenses from the US online tests?

The online test prescriptions don't match the vision values the narrator entered. The companies seem unreliable.

What does the narrator order from Apple?

He orders prescription lens inserts and a face shield for a VR headset from Apple.

What sizing issues come up with the Apple order?

Apple recommends a different face shield size than what the narrator originally ordered. He decides to order both sizes due to the inconsistent measurements.

Has the narrator worn contact lenses before?

No, he has not worn contact lenses before and feels apprehensive about putting them in his eyes.

What are the next steps for the narrator?

He needs to figure out how to get the large VR headset shipment delivered quickly. He also plans to try the contact lenses he ordered.

Does the narrator seem trustworthy?

Not necessarily. He seems to be exploiting legal loopholes to obtain medical devices without accurate prescriptions.

What is the overall tone of the video?

The tone is humorous yet critical regarding the questionable methods for obtaining corrective lenses in the US compared to more regulated systems.