You may be able to get a perfect fit for your Vision Pro via face-scanning magic
Update from January 15, 2024:
There were reasons to believe that Apple was planning to allow users to scan their faces in order to get the best possible fit for the Vision Pro. After some time, the Big A's plans have become a bit clearer, as the target here seem to be online customers.
An email newsletter about the Vision Pro informed potential buyers that those trying to purchase Apple's headset online will have to go through a face scanning process in order to complete the process. This, in turn, means that users will need a compatible iPad Pro or iPhone with face scanning capabilities.
The scan itself seems to happen via the App Store and determines what size of light seal and head bands will ship with your Vision Pro unit.
The original story from January 12 follows below:
What's really catching everyone's attention currently is a unique idea that Apple may introduce. You may be able to use the Apple Store app to scan your face to find the perfect fit for the Vision Pro.
This means that you maybe won’t need to wrestle with the headset’s strap for half an hour before finding what works best for you. But, we've got to keep in mind that this is all still up in the air. Apple hasn't put a stamp on it yet, so for now, it's just floating around in the rumor mill.
But that's not all. The Vision Pro is said to come with two different bands: the Solo Knit Band and the Dual Loop Band. This gives you some options to choose what's more comfortable for you. And for those who wear glasses, Apple's got you covered too. It’s offering custom Zeiss lenses that can attach to the headset.
But here's the thing: we're still not quite clear on the specifics of how this will work, especially when it comes to trying out the Vision Pro in person. If you're thinking about heading to an Apple store to get a feel for the headset, we don't yet know how the fitting is handled for these custom lenses or the testing process for glasses wearers. It's one of those details we're all waiting to learn more about.
The Apple Vision Pro has already caused quite a stir. It seems like Apple is pushing the envelope again, blending its tech prowess with a touch of personal care. By custom-fitting the headset to the unique contours of your face, it could provide improved comfort and also enhance the immersive experience. It's a thoughtful approach that caters to individual needs, showing how tech can be both advanced and considerate.
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