First Drop Test Video of Apple Vision Pro Shared

One of the most interesting technological products of recent years AppleVision ProIt was officially put on sale yesterday evening. Since world-famous technology editors had previously reviewed Vision Pro and shared their comments, we already had an idea about how Vision Pro would be used. However, once the device goes on sale, we will be able to see more details, from its durability to its disadvantages for an ordinary user.

The YouTube channel called AppleTrack has satisfied an important curiosity by sharing the first drop test video for Vision Pro. Since Apple Vision Pro will mostly be used in closed areas such as home and office, it is recommended to perform a drop and crash test at home. AppleTrack, may surprise many people with the results it achieves. Because it seems that the Vision Pro is not as “sensitive” a device as it seems.

Apple Vision Pro does not break easily, it continues to work even if it breaks

While Apple Vision Pro is attached, you can continue to view your environment or look at a completely digital image. In such a situation, you will not be able to see any object in front of you. You can hit Vision Pro on doors or walls. However, as we see in the video, Vision Pro warns you to “step back” when you get too close to an obstacle, but AppleTrack assumes that you do not notice this warning and slams Vision Pro against the door or wall repeatedly.

Although the Vision Pro was hit many times, there does not appear to be any serious damage to the windshield. There are only minor hairline scratches due to impact. We are aware that AppleTrack does not hit the Vision Pro very hard during impact, but if you hit your head against the wall faster than that while the Vision Pro is already on your head, you will hit the Vision Pro before the Vision Pro. you need to worry about yourself.

Vision Pro’s windshield barely broke on the 8th fall

In the continuation of the test, AppleTrack tests how resistant the Vision Pro is to drops. After the first drop, there is no sound coming from the right earphone. In the ongoing drop tests, it is seen that the strap of the headset breaks. However, the windshield remains intact until the 8th fall. 8. in decline the windshield is completely broken However, AppleTrack sees that the sensors and display continue to work when the Vision Pro is plugged in.

As a result, we see that Apple has designed the Vision Pro to be highly resistant to both drops and impacts. However, Vision Pro straps are the mixed reality headset’s weak point looks like. We also see that although the Vision Pro continues to work in scenarios such as falls, removable parts and the windshield may have to be replaced. By the way, let us remind you that the cost of replacing the Vision Pro front glass is equivalent to the price of the iPhone 15.

You can watch the drop test of Apple Vision Pro in the video below.