Apple Vision Pro will experience further delays and will only be released in March

Production of Apple Vision Pro was further delayed and The launch of the headset will no longer take place in January 2024 as originally planned and will be delayed by at least two months. The information was published this Monday (20) by the analyst on: BloombergMark Gurman.

The renowned Apple affairs expert states in his latest report: The company encountered some glitches in the assembly of its mixed reality glasses announced in June. No further details were given about the causes of the issue, but it is thought to be related to the supply chain.

The manufacturer’s choice to conduct more tests with the device before making it available to the public to fix some bugs also cannot be ignored. please take note of this Rumors about the low autonomy of the headset appeared in Augustindicates difficulties with the device’s battery.

In this way The launch of Apple Vision Pro is expected to take place in March next yearAccording to Gurman. The device will come to the United States first and is expected to expand to more markets throughout 2024.

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According to the expert, the Cupertino giant will prepare a big event for the launch of mixed reality glasses that will provide a more detailed view of the full power of the device. It is worth remembering that it was announced during WWDC 2023, sharing attention with many other new products of the brand.

Afterwards, Vision Pro will be available exclusively at Apple stores, both online and physicallyBy appointment for those who want to purchase. Product unavailability at retailers may make it difficult to purchase the device outside the United States.

As for the price of Apple Vision Pro, The price of the headset will start at US$ 3,499, which is equivalent to R$ 16,979 at the current exchange rate, without taking into account taxes and duties. Powered by M2 and R1 processors, the device promises to take augmented reality experiences to a new level, as well as bringing compatibility with iPhones and other branded products.