Apple is working on how sales of the Apple Vision Pro will be in stores

The outlook and large-scale production forecast for the new Apple Vision Pro has been corrected for next year. This movement will allow Apple to use this first generation as a pilot project for the launch of a second generation of these futuristic glasses whose expansion is greater than with the first generation. From Cupertino working on the right way to adapt the Apple Vision Pro to the user through applications and measurements focused via a prior appointment in physical stores.

The stores will be the central axis to adapt the Apple Vision Pro to the user

The big difficulty with the Apple Vision Pro is the great complexity of its components for individual customization. Remember that the elastic at the back to hold the glasses must be personalized, as well as the lenses, which must be adapted to the vision of each user. This is the reason why each Apple Vision Pro will be unique.

And that taken in real life translates to how to bring the purchase to physical stores.

And that’s what Apple is doing these months, according to Bloomberg: designing the purchase of glasses in physical stores. Apparently the purchase will be through previous appointments in the Apple Store where we can first test the glasses and then select the accessories for the product. Different headbands will be offered, spare parts for each component as well as glasses for different people according to each person’s visual acuity.

They are also working on the online buying process. Apple would create an application which would scan users’ faces

and I would advise them to select the best combination of accessories, as well as inform them if they use glasses due to visual acuity issues so that Apple can insert the vision correction into the lenses of the Apple VisionPro.

While waiting for the news to be official, we can only wait for the arrival of the first virtual reality glasses from Apple in the United States in early 2024 and most likely later they will reach Canada and the UK.