Apple Vision Pro, the company’s first mixed-reality headset or “spatial computer”, is now available for pre-order in the United States through both its online and offline retail channels. Those who order now will start receiving deliveries on February 2, the official launch date. However, based on what we saw, deliveries of all variants have already been extended to March due to a possible combination of high demand and limited stock.
How to pre-order, variants
If you order the Vision Pro online, Apple will initially ask you to scan your face using a FaceID-equipped iPhone or iPad. Only then will you be able to select your variant and proceed to checkout. This step has been taken by Apple to ensure that you get the right fit for the Light Seal and Headband items, providing the best experience. If you choose to purchase offline, Apple experts at its official stores in the United States will assist you with the same process.
There are three variants of the Vision Pro available: a 256GB base model, a 512GB variant, and a top-end 1TB variant. They are priced at $3,499, $3,699, and $3,899 respectively.
Apple Vision Pro: What’s inside the box?
The Vision Pro box includes the headset, a solo knit band, dual loop bands, a light seal, light seal cushion, a cover for the front of the device, a polishing cloth, a 30W USB-C power adapter and cable, and Battery.
For those who require vision correction through glasses, the Vision Pro will require a ZEISS optical insert. These inserts magnetically attach to the Vision Pro headset. However, if soft contact lenses are worn, the insert is not required, as Apple says the Vision Pro is compatible with soft contact lenses.
Apple Vision Pro Specifications and Features
The Apple Vision Pro headset is powered by Apple’s in-house M2 chipset, which is based on the 5nm process and is the company’s second-generation chip. Apple has also introduced a new R1 chip to improve immersion and make virtual objects feel more realistic.
The headset features two micro-OLED screens with a combined resolution of 23 million pixels and a fast refresh rate of up to 100Hz, enabling an immersive experience. It runs on VisionOS, the iPhone maker’s new three-dimensional operating system designed specifically for this new product series.
Apple has also highlighted the entertainment features of the Vision Pro, partnering with companies like Disney to bring 3D content to the headset. Through the Apple TV app, users will have access to over 150 3D movies, including titles like Avatar: The Way of Water. You can play games as is on VisionOS, or by connecting a console controller like the Sony DualSense.
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