Certain date ranges have previously emerged for Apple Vision Pro. Accordingly, the possibility of a VR / AR hybrid headset being released in late January and early February has emerged. Now, a new leak has revealed the exact date. Apple actually introduced the device at WWDC 23. However, Apple has not yet announced the Vision Pro release date.
Apple Vision Pro release date finally revealed
Mark Gurman’s prediction that the Vision Pro will go on sale in February 2024 seems to come true. Accordingly, the Apple Vision Pro release date is January 27. The AR/VR glasses will be released in the US on this date. However, it is not clear when the AR/VR mixed virtual reality glasses will be on sale in other countries.
Gurman previously stated that Vision Pro shipments could begin in February 2024. In this respect, the date of January 27 for Vision Pro seems compatible with the launch date. Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo has positive views on Vision Pro sales. According to Kuo, virtual reality glasses will be in much higher demand than expected. In this sense, Kuo estimates that Apple plans a shipment of 500 thousand units for Vision Pro.
Apple also took precautions in this sense. According to the emerging details, the company made an agreement with a Chinese company for additional production in the supply of Vision Pro. The name of this company remains a mystery. As you know, Apple Vision Pro, apart from its features, is also assertive with its price tag of 3 thousand 499 dollars.
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It was previously revealed that Apple is planning a more affordable Vision AR/VR glasses in 2025. It is expected that this model will be in the 1500-2500 range. It has already been leaked that the release date of Vision Pro 2 will be 2027.
Apple Vision Pro features
Powered by Apple’s M2 and R1 processor, Vision Pro works as an independent device. There is no control for the device. Virtual reality glasses, which have a spatial sound system and different modes, run on the Vision OS operating system.
- It works as a standalone device.
- There is no controller for the device.
- It is possible to adjust where the applications will be located.
- It supports EyeSight technology.
- It is possible to switch between different modes.
- More than one application can be placed in one area.
- There is support for hand, finger and eye tracking.
- The iris scanning system has Optic ID support.
- It takes the FaceTime experience to a whole new level.
- Apple M2 and R1 processor.
- It has a microOLED panel with 7.5 micron wide pixels.
- Compatible with Android / Apple Store.
- It has a spatial sound system.
- It supports voice control.
- VisionOS operating system