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The Apple Vision Pro Headset Launch Date Announced

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Apple has announced the U.S. launch date for its mixed-reality headset, the Apple Vision Pro. The device is set to redefine consumer spatial computing as it will enable users to seamlessly switch between augmented and virtual reality experiences with a single dial.

According to Apple’s CEO, Tim Cook, “Apple Vision Pro is the most advanced consumer electronics device ever created.” 

“Its revolutionary and magical user interface will redefine how we connect, create, and explore,” Cook said in a press release announcing the launch date. 

The Apple Vision Pro will be available in all U.S. Apple Store locations and online starting February 2. Preorders open on January 19 at 5 a.m. Pacific Time. 

Vision Pro features a 3D user interface and input system that users can control with their eyes, hands, and voice. Users can also easily interact with apps by tapping, flicking, or using virtual keyboards. In addition, the device has Siri integration and allows swift control of various functions, from opening apps to playing media. The three-dimensional interface enables users to display apps side by side at any scale.

The Apple Vision Pro is compatible with over one million iOS and iPadOS apps, providing users with a versatile and familiar ecosystem. 

Gaming enthusiasts can enjoy popular titles like NBA 2K24 Arcade Edition and Sonic Dream Team. Users will enjoy these games on a customizable, expansive screen with immersive audio and support for popular game controllers. Other new spatial games include Game Room, What the Golf?, and Super Fruit Ninja. These games leverage Vision Pro’s capabilities for unique and engaging gameplay experiences.

Vision Pro Price 

The base model of the Vision Pro will cost $3,499, come with 256GB of storage and include accessories like the Solo Knit Band, Dual Loop Band, light seal, Apple Vision Pro cover, polishing cloth, battery, USB-C charging cable, and USB-C power adapter.

So, what’s your take? What do you think about the Apple Vision Pro? Let us know over our socials here or in the comments below.
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Evans Karanja is a video game reviewer and features writer at Gaming.net, covering game reviews, platform recommendations, and new releases across all major consoles and PC. He has played games since childhood starting with Contra on the NES and writes exclusively from first-hand experience, playing every title he covers before recommending it.

He specialises in story-driven and single-player games, indie titles, and platform-specific guides across Game Pass, PS Plus, and Nintendo Switch Online. When not writing, find him spectating the markets, playing his favorite titles, hiking or watching F1.