Apple users will need to provide a face scan before preordering the device. Glasses wearers have an extra challenge. And non-Apple users are likely out of luck.

How to buy the Apple Vision Pro: A checklist of what you'll need at check out Plus, when it goes on sale and how to try it for free.

Pre-orders for Apple’s long-awaited Vision Pro mixed reality headset opened yesterday ahead of the device’s release on February 2. Demand isn’t expected to be as high as for other Apple ...

The Vision Pro launches on February 2, and to ensure it fits as well in demos as it will in real life, you’ll have to put most of an hour aside to play.

If the Vision Pro’s $3,500 price already sent you into a sticker shock spiral, believe it or not, the actual cost of owning Apple’s latest gadget is likely higher when you factor in add-ons ...

Apple was granted a patent to visually augment in-person sports games for Vision Pro users. Would you compromise social norms to experience this technology?

If you have at least $3,500 to spare, you might consider ordering the upcoming Apple Vision Pro. But should you? Probably not.

Apple Vision Pro can run Windows XP In a video shared on X, the developers behind UTM show a Windows XP virtual machine successfully booting into the visionOS simulator.

Apple has revealed that starting on February 5, 2024, it will be possible to make a reservation to try an Apple Vision Pro in-store.

Apple Vision Pro users who forget their passcode are in for a tedious process, including sending device back to Apple.