Apple’s Vision Pro VR Headset Launch Draws Tech Enthusiasts Despite Limited Crowds
Apple’s Vision Pro VR Headset Launch Garners Tech Enthusiast Interest Amidst Modest Turnout
In a departure from the frenzied scenes of past Apple product launches, the tech giant unveiled its first new product in seven years — the $3,499 Vision Pro headset. The launch, held at Apple’s Union Square store in San Francisco, saw a modest gathering of eager tech enthusiasts eager to experience the Cupertino company’s venture into the headset market.
Unlike the bustling crowds that accompanied early iPhone releases, only a few dozen people lined up outside the flagship Apple store. The majority were there not just to purchase the immersive virtual reality device but to get a hands-on feel of the high-tech gadget.
Rumors of Apple’s foray into the VR headset market had circulated for years, with the Vision Pro marking the company’s official entry. While reviewers lauded the technical prowess of the headset, they expressed reservations about its hefty price tag and approximately one-and-a-half-pound weight.
The Vision Pro sits snugly on the face, featuring meticulously arranged pixels in front of each eye. Outward-facing cameras relay video onto the screens, allowing users to…
