Apple Vision Pro Availability – Here's What You Are Getting for $3500
In the latest press release, Apple has announced that the Vision Pro will be made available on February 2 in the USA after the headset was first introduced last year. It will be sold from both retail and online stores. And before the shipment, pre-orders are set to start on January 19 at 5:00 PM Pacific Time.
The announcement was preceded by recent reports that the company plans to release the spatial headset in the country by early February. It was forecasted by Bloomberg's Mark Gurman that Apple has begun shipping the Vision Pro to several warehouses across the States.
There was also a chatter that the iPhone manufacturer has started flying and training some employees in their headquarters in respect to the usage and set up of the Vision Pro. At the same time, a wider briefing sessions are planned for Apple's retail employees on January 21, corroborating with the new timing.
Unfortunately, there was no word or hint whether the Vision Pro should see a wider global availability aside from the US. But in Gurman's report, the UK, Canada, and China are the next markets the wearable will be available.
What accessories included in the Apple Vision Pro packing?
Apple is confirming the retail packaging details for the headset. Particularly, the variant comes with a 256 GB storage and bundled with a Solo Knit and Dual Loop bands. Along with the Light Seal, Apple is also throwing in cushions, polishing cloth, and a protective front cover. Meanwhile, the external battery pack is shipped with a USB cable and adapter.
- Apple Vision Pro headset
- Apple Vision Pro cover
- Light Seal
- 2x Light Seal cushions
- Solo Knit band
- Dual Loop band
- Polishing cloth
- Battery pack
- USB-C cable
- USB-C power adapter
The costs for Zeiss readers and prescription inserts are also revealed. In the US, the add-on readers cost $99 while the optical inserts retail for $149 per headset.
There are surprising changes with the battery life rating of the Vision Pro included in the press release, too. According to Apple, the Vision Pro has an estimated 2.5 hours of video playback, up 30 minutes from the previous estimate.
Are you intending to invest in the Apple Vision Pro? Or would you first intend to test the wearable before deciding to buy? Tell us in the comments.
Source: Apple
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