Apple Vision Pro sale from Feb 2; Here is how to buy it, but first, watch 25-min video
Apple has finally revealed the date for the date on which the Apple Vision Pro sale will start. It has also indicated that the pre-order starts this Friday. The official sale date is scheduled for February 2, 2024. As far as the Vision Pro is concerned, while the tech is awesome and its capabilities simply mind-blowing, there are a few things buyers should look at. Experts have indicated that the new AR/VR headset is complicated to use and has a low battery life. That means it will be hard to persuade people to invest in a $3499 headset. Additionally, it has been reported that the sale process is a lengthy one and buyers will likely have to sit through a 25-minute demo video. Check what Apple has planned for Vision Pro sale.
Apple Vision Pro sale
According to Bloomberg analyst Mark Gurman’s report, the Apple Vision Pro headset will be more complex than previous Apple devices and it will require retailers to understand the product and its care from inside and out so they can convince the buyers of its capabilities. Gurman said, “If the device isn’t fitted to someone’s head correctly — or is missing the right lenses — the entire experience could be ruined, potentially costing Apple a $3,499 sale forever.” Therefore, the selling of the Apple Vision Pro will include an in-depth sales pitch with an up to 25-minute demo video for the buyers.
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How to buy an Apple Vision Pro headset
Buyers can get their hands on the Vision Pro headset through selected US retail stores as well as through online means. However, buying from the stores will be better due to the first-hand experience and in-depth demo of the product.
Customers can register themselves for the demo starting from 8 a.m. local time at Apple retail stores based in US locations. As part of the demo, the customer faces will be scanned to get measurements for the light seal, foam cushion, and band size needed. Furthermore, people with glasses will be given custom lenses.
Then the retailers will briefly explain the interface of Apple Vision Pro including how to control with eyes and gestures along with how to transition between virtual and augmented reality. Then a 25-minute demonstration will take place. It shows users how to watch still images through the Photos app along with how spatial photos and videos will be viewed on Vision Pro. The demo will include all the tasks that the Vision Pro can perform.
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Apple has finally revealed the date for the date on which the Apple Vision Pro sale will start. It has also indicated that the pre-order starts this Friday. The official sale date is scheduled for February 2, 2024. As far as the Vision Pro is concerned, while the tech is awesome and its capabilities simply mind-blowing, there are a few things buyers should look at. Experts have indicated that the new AR/VR headset is complicated to use and has a low battery life. That means it will be hard to persuade people to invest in a $3499 headset. Additionally, it has been reported that the sale process is a lengthy one and buyers will likely have to sit through a 25-minute demo video. Check what Apple has planned for Vision Pro sale.
Apple Vision Pro sale
According to Bloomberg analyst Mark Gurman’s report, the Apple Vision Pro headset will be more complex than previous Apple devices and it will require retailers to understand the product and its care from inside and out so they can convince the buyers of its capabilities. Gurman said, “If the device isn’t fitted to someone’s head correctly — or is missing the right lenses — the entire experience could be ruined, potentially costing Apple a $3,499 sale forever.” Therefore, the selling of the Apple Vision Pro will include an in-depth sales pitch with an up to 25-minute demo video for the buyers.
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How to buy an Apple Vision Pro headset
Buyers can get their hands on the Vision Pro headset through selected US retail stores as well as through online means. However, buying from the stores will be better due to the first-hand experience and in-depth demo of the product.
Customers can register themselves for the demo starting from 8 a.m. local time at Apple retail stores based in US locations. As part of the demo, the customer faces will be scanned to get measurements for the light seal, foam cushion, and band size needed. Furthermore, people with glasses will be given custom lenses.
Then the retailers will briefly explain the interface of Apple Vision Pro including how to control with eyes and gestures along with how to transition between virtual and augmented reality. Then a 25-minute demonstration will take place. It shows users how to watch still images through the Photos app along with how spatial photos and videos will be viewed on Vision Pro. The demo will include all the tasks that the Vision Pro can perform.
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