Vision Pro appointments might not be mandatory, but Apple’s inviting you to try it anyway

Reports preceding Apple's Vision Pro release date announcement said buyers would have to go to Apple retail stores to pick up the spatial computer, but only after a proper fitting. But now that Apple has actually announced the preorder and release dates, I started wondering whether that would actually be the case.

Apple has revealed the contents of the Vision Pro retail box, which offers a couple of options for the strap that will hold the Vision Pro against your face and the Light Seal that will prevent light leakage. It seemed like Apple was already looking to roll out Vision Pro sales similar to other Apple hardware purchases that do not require an in-store appointment.

Recent discoveries indicate that might be true. Vision Pro appointments might not be mandatory for early buyers after all. But Apple is still inviting prospective buyers to in-store demos, which should offer a great Vision Pro experience, at least regarding the custom fit.

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