First, when ordering Apple Vision Pro, users need to use an iPhone or iPad equipped with Face ID and perform a face scan through the latest version of the Apple Store App to confirm the appropriate size of Light Seal and headband for a precise fit. Additionally, since the Vision Pro is designed for use without glasses, if users wear glasses, they will need to use a custom optical insert from Apple and Zeiss. However, please note: Use of these additional devices requires a valid, unexpired prescription from a U.S. eye care professional.
Ming-Chi Kuo said on social platforms that Apple's (AAPL.O) VisionPro headset's initial stocking is about 60,000 to 80,000 units. Since the stocking quantity is not large, he believes that there will be out-of-stock situations in the early stages of the launch. Ming-Chi Kuo said that although the product positioning and key functions of Vision Pro have not been clearly stated, and it faces doubts that the price is not cheap, the user experience created by epoch-making technological innovation (such as: giving people the ability to control the user interface with their thoughts) Illusion), and the number of core Apple fans and heavy users, it should be easy to sell out after release.
According to the latest reports, Apple will begin accepting pre-orders at 5 a.m. Pacific time on January 19 (21 p.m. Beijing time on January 19), and the product will officially go on sale on February 2, local time in the United States. In terms of price, Vision Pro starts at $3,499.
