Cook is optimistic about the prospect of Vision Pro, saying that the wearer will feel an "epiphany moment"

CTOnews.com In an interview with The Independent, Apple CEO Tim Cook said he uses Vision Pro headsets for a while every night and believes in the future of spatial computing, describing it as Aha Moment.

Cook said in an interview: "There are huge differences in people's views on headsets at this stage, and they may change their minds after wearing them. I firmly believe in the promise of spatial computing, and when you try it, it will be the Aha Moment of your life."

CTOnews.com Note: Aha Moment, often translated as "epiphany moment," also known as the Eureka effect, was coined by German psychologist and phenomenologist Karl Buhler more than 100 years ago.

He defined the expression as "a special, pleasurable experience in the process of thinking during which a sudden insight into a previously unclear situation arises. "We often use ahament to mean the moment when the solution to a problem suddenly becomes clear.

Guo Mingxi previously said that according to the maximum production capacity of parts suppliers, Apple Vision Pro headsets will ship 400,000 - 600,000 units in 2024, significantly lower than the market expectation of more than 1 million units.

Unless Apple significantly reduces the price of the Vision Pro headset, the significant growth expected by the market from 2025 may not happen.

Cook expressed optimism about the Vision Pro headset in the interview, saying he met with a number of developers and received positive feedback so far, saying that the Vision Pro headset excited many developers.