Apple's VisionPro Head-Mounted Display Goes on Sale in China

According to TapTechNews on June 28, Apple's VisionPro head-mounted display officially went on sale in China at 8 am today, with prices starting from $4345. The蔡司光学插片老视版 price is $115, and the蔡司光学插片处方版 price is $171, while the AppleCare+ service costs $576.

The specific prices are as follows:

The 256GB version starts from $4345.

The 512GB version starts from $4603.

The 1TB version starts from $4761.

TapTechNews attaches the product address: Click here to buy.

This head-mounted display is equipped with an 8-core CPU and a 10-core GPU, and the memory is uniformly 16GB. Just as the official said before, VisionPro is equipped with a brand-new R1 chip that can handle the input from 12 cameras, 5 sensors, and 6 microphones, and the memory bandwidth is 256GB/s.

VisionPro can switch between augmented reality and full virtual reality (VR) through a knob. Users do not need to use the handle to control. They can simply browse the application icons by gaze, tap to select, swipe to scroll, or issue voice commands. The application experience in VisionPro is not limited by the display boundary. Users can enlarge the application to any size and place it wherever they want.

Developers around the world are or will soon be successively launching new applications and games for Apple VisionPro, including DingTalk in China, Douyin VR Live, Migu Video, Taobao, Tencent Video, and Weibo, etc.

Apple VisionPro debuts with visionOS 1.2, and visionOS 2 will be provided as a free update to all VisionPro users this autumn.