I thought the episode captured the nature and status of the Vision Pro very well. I am a VisionPro user and concur with most of their comments. I really like the device, but it needs more content. Appell also needs to adapt their apps for the device. However, it is a mind blowing piece of technology and is mostly a pleasure to use.

You can scan for free very easily in the iOS files app…

Heck, even if you just have an iPhone, there are episodes of this show that will help you. Hosts are relaxed and interested; and put their advice in lots of context. The real treat is when they have developers on the show - Bring back Brett Terpstra!

The constant and needless gendered language is hard to listen to and isn’t welcoming.

The Mac Power Users Podcast is an exceptional resource for Apple enthusiasts and power users alike. David and Stephen (and previously Katie [we miss you Katie!]) delivers insightful discussions, tips, and tricks that unlock the full potential of Apple devices. The hosts' deep knowledge and passion for the subject matter shine through in each episode, making it a pleasure to listen to. This is a go-to podcast regardless of your professional or tech skill. Whether you're seeking productivity hacks, software recommendations, or expert interviews, the Mac Power Users Podcast consistently delivers valuable content that helps you make the most of your Apple ecosystem. It's a must-listen for anyone looking to elevate their Mac and iOS experience. Michael D.J. - The Tech-Savvy Lawyer.Page

I often find good suggestions for Mac hardware and software. Thank you for a great podcast!!

This podcast occasionally provides useful information. However, the lawyer talk is too much time bear, even after David’s law practice abandonment. David also needs to tone down his dopey fanboyism a lot. Also, there are way too many episodes about some unknown person’s “workflow”, whatever that means exactly. Must be some buzz word. What is wrong with the term “work” instead of “workflow”? I don’t know why they invite some of these unknown guests on to the podcast to pontificate endlessly on their work that I could not care less about. So eye-wateringly boring. Why should I care. Whenever I see the show title that says “Workflows with Unknown So-and-So, I will not be listen. That aside, many of the episodes are generally useful, especially hardware discussions. Those are great. Please just cut the lawyer talk and workflow nonsense. Also, for the love of God, please never mention Hazel, Keyboard Maestro, Obsidian, and Disneyland ever again. What mature adult cares about Star Wars or the Disneyland experience anymore. Please stop! Been to Disneyland and Disneyworld many times with all my kids over the years, and I never want to see or hear about this overpriced and overrated place ever again. Steven, cut the talk about your small business and all your first-world travails. Not interested. Just present concise hardware and software discussions. I almost prefer Katie from the old days with her negative non-use of Apple products and her lawyer talk. She was at least objective. Please improve.

David and Stephen are a great pair of co-hosts. I enjoy their take on all things Apple and the variety of guests they have on the show.

I love it! It’s my style. Also I noticed someone gave the podcast a 1 because the hosts are white? That’s a podcast review I’ve never seen before. I hope Apple weeds out those kinds of “reviews”.

Third party apps are often discussed, but I really liked a recent episode that talked about Reminders and Mail. Please keep focusing on Apple’s apps. Everyone has those apps and can gain a lot from the discussion.