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If you just got an Apple Vision Pro, you’re probably excited to try it out. And if you didn’t, you’re probably curious about what it’s like to set up a $3,500 virtual reality headset.
Before we get to the setup process, note that Apple only offers the Vision Pro directly from its website or its retail stores. That’s because there’s an entire fitting process required to make sure the headset sits snugly against your face. If you order online, you need an iPhone or an iPad with Face ID. The Apple site will show a QR code to scan with your device, after which it will scan your face.
If you buy the headset in a store, someone there will do the fitting for you. The custom fitting process adjusts—or at least mixes and matches—some aspects of the face mask on the device to best fit against your face. Once you've been fitted properly, it's time to complete the initial setup process.
More on the Vision Pro
This is obviously just scratching the surface of the Vision Pro experience. If you're still deciding whether Apple's spatial computing headset is worth the money, head over to our story on 7 things to know before you buy the Vision Pro. And be sure to check back soon for our full review.