The Apple Vision Pro is available for pre-order from 19 January, but the purchase process is not the usual one.
Let's look at how to be ready to buy and pre-order the headset.
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- iPhone or iPad with Face ID on the latest operating system update.
- The Apple Store app must be installed and up to date.
- Provide information about the size of your lenses.
- If a prescription is required, make sure you have a valid prescription from a US eye care professional.
- Plan your budget as the device starts at $3,499, but with the storage upgrades, the price could go up significantly.
Having an updated device with the function Face ID and the Apple Store app, the user can scan their face and head to correctly position accessories. This scanning process will help select the appropriate Light Seal and headband sizes when purchasing.
It is useful if you have already entered your recipe in the Application Apple Health or, at the very least, have a copy of it saved in the Files app.
See also: Apple Vision Pro: Storage and memory options
Η Apple states that prescription information is collected after the Apple Vision Pro is ordered. Thus, the appropriate Zeiss inserts will likely be selected at the time of ordering and then verified with the prescription, which is required. The cost for prescription inserts is 149 $ (~€137), while reading glasses inserts are 99 $ (~€91).
Apple Vision Pro provides a base model with 256 GB storage space at the price of 3.499 $ (~3.218€). Details for other storage options or prices have not yet been revealed, but they will likely increase the price to 4,000 $ (~3,678€) or even more. Therefore, before you go ahead and order, plan your budget according to the price ceiling you feel comfortable with.
By following these instructions, you'll have all the information you need to purchase Apple Vision Pro from the internet to make it an easy process.
Visiting a physical Apple store is an alternative, but due to limited availability, it's not an absolute guarantee that you'll get Apple Vision Pro. As well, when pre-ordering online, the company requires an official prescription to provide Zeiss inserts.
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Interested parties can carry out demo in stores by appointment only for the first weekend of February. In-store availability and initial shipments will begin on February 2.
Source: appleinsider.com
