Written by Samah Labib Wednesday, January 10, 2024 12:00 AM Apple announced that it will begin shipping the headphone Vision Pro It launches on February 2 in the United States, and pre-orders begin on January 19, Theverge reports.
In addition to announcing the availability of the $3,499 headphones, Apple also revealed the prices for the Zeiss prescription lenses that users can get with them. The readers will be available for an additional $99, while the prescription lenses cost $149. The basic Vision model offers Pro has 256GB of storage and comes with the following accessories:
1 single knit band and 1 double loop band.
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3 Apple Vision Pro Cover.
4 Polishing cloth.
5 battery
6 USB-C charging cable and USB-C power adapter
Apple first unveiled the Vision Pro headset during its Worldwide Developers Conference last June. The Vision Pro, which costs $3,499, provides a 4K screen for each eye and allows you to switch between augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality (VR) using a dial on the side. headphone.
It is also powered by a dual-SIM setup that includes Apple’s internal M2 chip and the new R1 chip dedicated to processing data from the sensors, cameras and built-in microphones, and users can also navigate the interface without a controller, as the device supports eye, head and hand tracking.
Apple offered the device primarily as a way to interact with familiar applications, such as FaceTime And photos and movies, in addition to viewing spatial videos recorded with the iPhone 15 Pro, and the company says that users will be able to access more than 150 3D titles through the Apple TV app.
These integrations are possible because the headset runs VisionOS, Apple’s new operating system that the company says works with most iPhone and iPad apps without requiring any additional work from developers.
