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The headset looks interesting but I wear glasses. I've found that VR headsets and glasses don't often mix well together. There is pressure on the earpieces and around the frame which makes wearing them uncomfortable after about half an hour or so. None of the people in the promotional material are wearing glasses while wearing the headset. That's a bit telling.
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Unfortunately wearers of prescription glasses would have to pay more for this visual accommodation. Or not?
Unfortunately wearers of prescription glasses would have to pay more for this visual accommodation. Or not?
At the announcement of Apple Vision Pro at WWDC23, Richard Howarth, a VP in industrial design at Apple, said that Apple had "teamed up with Zeiss to create custom optical inserts that magnetically attach to the lenses." My guess is that, when ordering or purchasing Vision Pro, a customer can provide them with your prescription and add on the lenses for an additional charge.
It says you can get inserts like your glasses and they magnetize to the lens
You do not need to wear glasses because they are added to the headset.
Yes. You would purchase prescription lenses or readers as inserts
Can I use Apple Vision Pro wearing glasses?
