Peak Bengaluru Moment on Full 'Display' As Man Strolls Indiranagar Wearing Apple Vision Pro

In the bustling hub of technology and innovation that is Bengaluru, new gadgets and advancements are as commonplace as the morning sun. It’s a city where the extraordinary is ordinary, where the streets hum with the latest tech marvels, showcasing Bengaluru’s unparalleled prowess in the world of advancements. So, when whispers of the Apple Vision Pro headset began echoing through the techie circles, it was unavoidable for Bengaluru to catch the fever.

Recently, a captivating post emerged on the internet, shared by Ayush Pranav on ‘X’, depicting Varun Mayya immersed in testing the Apple Vision Pro headset on the streets of Indiranagar. Accompanied by the caption, “bumped into @waitin4agi_ while he was playing around with his vision pro on the streets of Indiranagar gotta be a @peakbengaluru moment,” the post swiftly garnered attention, adding yet another feather to Bengaluru’s cap of tech innovations.

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As expected, social media users chimed in swiftly, offering a spectrum of reactions from amusement to concern. The potential pitfalls of individuals engrossed in virtual reality while out in public have long been a topic of discussion, and with Indians now embracing this trend, apprehensions naturally arose.

“Eye doctors better be prepared for what’s coming. :D,” quipped one user. “Vision Pro zombies have arrived in the streets of @peakbengaluru,” expressed another.

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“Forget man, if I see any such human at s public place ama sprinting away next second,” wrote the third. The fourth remarked, “Dont try in Koramangala. Full of potholes.”

Meanwhile, with a hefty price tag of Rs 2.8 lakh, the Apple Vision Pro headset isn’t just turning heads for its advanced features but also for the daring adventurers taking their virtual experiences beyond the confines of their homes. Although officially launched for purchase in the United States on February 2, 2024, its global availability remains uncertain, adding another layer of intrigue to how this tech-savvy individual managed to get his hands on it.