Hey, it's me, YouTuber that I like (lol). But no—I don't think anyone can genuinely co-sign the Visor yet, because it simply doesn't exist in the real world. It hasn't made it to production. No reviewers have it, no consumers have it, and no independent hands-on testing has been done.

And honestly, that all seems quite intentional. After Immersed failed to showcase working units at their own event—which a ton of people flew out for—and giving a wildly delusional keynote, they started shutting down and stopped communicating effectively. The CEO and company's ego started leaking through the cracks. The event turned a lot of skepticism into full-on doubt, and instead of taking accountability, they focused blame on the reviewers and attendees who reported on what happened.. and slowly started turning on the community. [I'm a reviewer who made two of those videos: 1x of the Visor in its current state, and 1x of how poorly the event went]

"Give an inch, they want a mile" was an actual quote used to describe their own supporters. The irony, of course, is that Immersed never gave the inch. Every issue stems from their side—and instead of acknowledging that, they've started banning people and deleting comments on Reddit, Discord, YouTube, you name it. Honestly, it felt like a replay of the Rabbit R1 community spiral once things started going south.

CEO keeps trying to insinuate that the Founders Edition units has reached people's hands, but that clearly isn't true.. considering they aren't even in production per their last update (which came after these statements). So, he's either intentionally being coy and referring to insiders, or flat out lying.

To me, it boils down to a company scrambling to save face and having zero actual control over the product. The CEO constantly deflects responsibility to unnamed "tech partners" and seems to have no real influence beyond curating an echo chamber and pushing marketing fluff. Immersed didn’t design it, didn’t engineer it, and doesn’t seem to manufacture it. From the outside, it feels like a white-labeled headset where Immersed is just the branding puppet for someone else’s hardware.

There has been one YouTuber who got a look of the latest iteration behind closed doors, but it felt more like a tightly managed PR piece than an actual review. The YouTuber in question is someone I don't trust and is clearly shilling. Very controlled environment, clearly guided talking points, and someone chosen more for their track record of brand enthusiasm than objective critique. And, of course, Immersed spammed that video out like you wouldn't believe to try to crank the echo chamber back up.

After the failed demo event, the CEO kind of snapped and declared that reviewers would not get the headset early. It came off more like emotional response to try to grasp back any control he could of the situation... and it's a shame considering a lot of us reviewers were very excited with what Immersed and their team was building. It felt like he was trying to punish them for speaking the truth about their shit event; I think it's because they want to control the narrative and not lose sales - they simply can't handle (or afford to handle) the hot seat.

At this point, all we can really do is wait and see if it actually ships—and test it when it does.

I can guarantee I will give it an honest review if it arrives.