Apple emailed customers today to alert them when they pre-ordered Vision Pro Starting January 19, they will have to scan their face with an iPhone or iPad using Face ID to ensure the exact band fit in the headset. Deliveries will begin when launched on February 2. US buyers will be able to purchase the headset from apple.com, the Apple Store app and retail Apple Stores.
Apple says shoppers will need the latest version of the Apple Store software to perform a facial scan. In addition, for people who wear glasses, there will be an option to add optical attachments to the headphones so that they can be worn without glasses. In order to get the extras provided by its partner Zeiss, Apple says buyers will need to share an updated official prescription document when pre-ordering the headphones.
For those not considering buying the Vision Pro, which starts at around $3,499, Apple said the headset will be in-store for demos on its launch date. Vision Pro, first announced at Apple WWDC 2023 keynotereceived praise for its crisp 3D visuals during the hands-on preview. The headset will provide more than just a VR screen and speaker system for watching movies and playing games – it will ultimately act as a tool. Connect friends in Horizon Worlds.
The option to roam freely in the virtual world with the integrated game software developed by Meta will expand the boundaries for modern social networks and online games. Apple’s push to brand the Vision Pro and act as a spatial computer will also open up endless possibilities for developers. Create engaging apps.
