Apple Vision Pro is a revolutionary product that redefines spatial computing by allowing users to indulge in a truly immersive, one-of-a-kind experience. The Vision Pro comes with a hefty price tag, but that does not stop tech enthusiasts from trying their hands on the headset. The device was previously limited to the U.S. market, but this month, Apple announced its plans to expand to a wider customer base by launching the headset in China, Hong Kong, Singapore, and Japan. The pre-orders were made available to the countries on June 13, and the official availability begins today.
Apple Vision Pro finally launched in more countries outside the U.S., marking its first international release today
In a blog post, Apple announced that the Apple Vision Pro is now available internationally, starting in China, Japan, and Singapore. Apple previously expressed plans to expand the Vision Pro to even wider regions by rolling it out to the UK, Germany, Australia, France, and Canada on July 12th, and its pre-orders for the headset will open today at 5 AM PT.
Apple Retail offered new customers the opportunity to participate in a personal guided demo for the Vision Pro, which could be booked online from the Apple Store. The demo showcased the advances in spatial capabilities and the theater-like experience the Vision Pro offers and explored its unique features.
Apple's determination to be the face of leaps in technology can be seen in its Vision Pro's innovative features, the visionOS 2 advanced spatial computing updates, and now its market expansion. The infinite canvas gives users a seamless experience by having varied apps on a single display, and users can choose to work, watch entertainment, or simply go through important information with a single glance.
The visionOS 2 update that came out at the WWDC involved some new advancements, such as the ability to transform 2D photos into 3D, more flexibility to customize the home screen, and new gestures added to support easier navigation. You can even let friends and family members try out your Vision Pro by opting in as a guest user. The Optic ID continues Apple's commitment to protect privacy and enhance security by using the user's iris to unlock the headset.
Though it has not been long since Apple's Vision Pro was first introduced, groundbreaking spatial solutions have been used in varied workplaces, especially by healthcare professionals, to perform surgical procedures and other medical needs. Given Apple's plan to make Vision Pro widely available to a greater consumer base, we can see more expansive use of the device by various institutions.
