It’s possible that Apple’s Vision Pro may release sooner than expected.

It’s possible that Apple’s Vision Pro may release sooner than expected: According to recent sources, there was a lot of fan excitement following the device’s original introduction, and it looks like Apple may release its first mixed-reality headset as soon as January of next year.

Although Apple has not yet disclosed the date of release for the Vision Pro, the company’s first mixed reality (MR) headset, Mark Gurman of Bloomberg reports that, should all go according to plan, the headset might be available in January of the following year.

Gurman claims that before the headset is available for purchase, a two-day training program will be attended by a small group of Apple Shop employees. Staff members will learn via the training session how to approach customers and install the gadget on their heads.

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He has now stated that the impending spatial computing headgear will arrive earlier than expected, despite his prior hint that it may begin to sell in March.

He also says that consumers would only be able to get the Vision Pro in the United States at first, and that they would need to reserve the headset and pick it up from the closest store.

In contrast to existing VR and AR headsets, each user’s Vision Pro will be unique. Apple wants to make sure that the headset fits the customers exactly, since it cares a lot about the user experience.

To recall, the Vision Pro was announced earlier this year with a tentative availability during the holiday season. However, various factors, including the limited availability of components, pushed the launch date to 2024.

Very costly and very aspirational
Tim Cook, the CEO of Apple, views the Vision Pro as a key initiative that combines Apple’s expertise in hardware and software.

The corporation is experimenting for the first time in a long time with a new line of goods, and if it is successful, it might completely change the way we use computers and phones.

This maiden headset, priced at $3499, costs way more than its closest competitor, Meta Quest 3, which starts at $499. While both headsets have a different target audience, it’s rumored that the second-generation Apple headset might be a mass-market product.