Apple Vision Pro: Available for Pre-order, A Closer Look at the Features and Specifications

Apple Vision Pro

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The highly anticipated Apple Vision Pro is now available for pre-order, with early orders set to be delivered on February 2nd and March 8th-15th for online orders. This cutting-edge virtual reality headset boasts impressive features and specifications that are sure to excite tech enthusiasts. Let’s take a closer look at what the Apple Vision Pro has to offer.

Pre installed Application

One notable aspect of the Vision Pro is its limited number of pre-installed apps. With only 15 apps, mainly from Apple, users may be surprised to find that popular apps like Netflix, YouTube, and Spotify are not supported. However, there are alternative methods to access these services, with the most efficient option being through a browser.

Apple Vision Pro Pricing

In terms of pricing, the Vision Pro offers three storage options: $3,499 for 256GB, $3,699 for 512GB, or $3,899 for 1TB. Additionally, users can opt for AppleCare, which provides accidental damage protection and unlimited repairs for $499. For those with specific vision needs, the headset offers the option to add Zeiss optical inserts for an additional cost of $99 for Readers inserts or $149 for Prescription inserts.

Specifications

Under the hood, the Vision Pro is powered by an M2 chip with an 8-core CPU, consisting of 4 performance cores and 4 efficiency cores. It also features a 10-core GPU, a 16-core Neural Engine, and 16GB of unified memory. The R1 chip provides 12ms photon-to-photon latency with 256GB/s memory bandwidth, ensuring smooth and responsive performance.

The display of the Vision Pro supports refresh rates of 90Hz, 96Hz, and 100Hz, with 24fps and 30fps video playback. The micro OLED panels cover 92% of the DCI-P3 color space, offering vibrant and lifelike visuals with a 7.5-micron pixel pitch and a total of 23 million pixels.

When it comes to capturing the world around you, the Vision Pro is equipped with two high-resolution main cameras, six world-facing tracking cameras, four eye-tracking cameras, a LiDAR scanner, four inertial measurement units, a flicker sensor, and an ambient light sensor. Additionally, the headset features iris-based biometrics, six microphones, Spatial Audio, and supports Wi-Fi 6 and Bluetooth 5.3.

Battery life

Battery life is a crucial consideration for any portable device, and the Vision Pro offers approximately 2 hours of “general use” and 2.5 hours of video watching. Additionally, the headset can be used while charging, ensuring uninterrupted usage.

Wearing Comfort & Weight

One aspect that users may find concerning is the weight of the Vision Pro. Weighing between 1.3 pounds (601 grams) to 1.4 pounds (648.6 grams), depending on the configuration, the headset is quite heavy. Popular tech reviewer MKBHD also mentioned on Twitter that the headset is on the heavier side. Furthermore, there is a separate battery accessory that needs to be connected with a dongle, weighing an additional 0.77 pounds (353 grams), making it heavier than an iPhone.

 

In conclusion, the Apple Vision Pro offers a range of impressive features and specifications that make it a top contender in the virtual reality market. While it may not support popular apps like Netflix, YouTube, and Spotify, users can still access these services through a browser. With its powerful M2 chip, high-resolution display, advanced camera system, and immersive audio experience, the Vision Pro is sure to provide an exceptional virtual reality experience. However, potential buyers should consider the weight of the headset and the additional battery accessory when making their purchasing decision.

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