WATCH: “Throw at a drink at him” – Hysterical fan wears Apple Vision Pro on courtside seat leaving NBA fans on internet furious

Technological advancements and sports have gone hand in hand since the last decade and this trend is only going to evolve further and further.

WATCH: “Throw at a drink at him” – Hysterical fan wears Apple Vision Pro on courtside seat leaving NBA fans on internet furious

Fan wearing Apple Headset during Boston Cletics vs Memphis Grizzlies (Credits: X- George W)

Is virtual reality getting so widely used that it’s being seen in use at live sports events? Perhaps. More quickly than anyone could have predicted, the Apple Vision Pro has been taking the world by storm. At an NBA game, Apple’s latest mixed reality headgear has already been spotted courtside. One spectator wore a headset throughout tonight’s Boston Celtics vs. Memphis Grizzlies game, even though they were seated less than ten feet away from the action.

On Sunday, the Boston Celtics defeated the visiting Memphis Grizzlies 131-91 behind a strong lead from start to finish thanks to a game-high 34 points, eight rebounds, and seven assists from Jayson Tatum in just 31 minutes of play. Moreover, shortly after the Apple Vision Pro’s release, an NBA fan took it courtside and started using it on the basketball court.

Like this game, there are many stories where fans did some weird or unwanted things that got everyone’s attention. In recent times, a teen fan wore a LeBron James jersey showing his whole career. There are many different kinds, sizes, and intensities of NBA fans. Some are true fans of the game, but the majority of them are more reserved in their enjoyment. Just like today.

The headset is an astounding $3,499 in price. But the experience must be amazing if the headgear offers an experience so unique that users are already at ease donning it in public while watching a live sporting event.

Fans react to the fan wearing the Apple Vision Pro

A basketball fan was spotted trying out the Apple Vision Pro at a Boston Celtics game at the TD Garden. The device has many features, one of which is the ability to create a virtual changeable screen for a multimedia experience similar to that of a personal theater. Along with supporting a large app store, it can also be used as a PC or iPad. The weird antics of the particular fan amassed immense attention from people.

Jayson Tatum
Jayson Tatum (Credits: WCVB-TV)

On the sidelines, the fan played shadow basketball and displayed a variety of dribbling techniques that became popular on social media. People began discussing the person on X. In response, one user asked for someone to hurl a drink at the man. Apple is being criticized by some for its marketing approach, and some of the reactions are as follows:

https://twitter.com/L27C96/status/1754493179926073613?s=20

Fans have come up with hilarious reactions to the fan wearing the Apple Vision Pro headset. It may take a bit of a while before everyone starts wearing headsets to live sporting events, but the Apple Vision Pro’s release marks a significant advancement in mixed-reality technology. In the end, it has the power to completely transform not only how people watch sports but also how they use technology in their daily lives.

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