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CTOnews.com June 6, Apple has officially released the Vision Pro, a new hybrid reality headline that will first go on sale in the United States early next year at a price of $3499. This headset allows users to experience virtual reality and augmented reality, runs its own visionOS system, and has advanced eye tracking functions. However, Vision Pro also has some limitations and shortcomings, let's describe it in more detail.

First of all, the initial sale of the Vision Pro is currently limited to the United States, and other countries and regions will not be able to buy it until the second half of next year. Apple said the Vision Pro can only be purchased through Apple's website or Apple retail stores, and will not be sold through other channels.

Second, Vision Pro has requirements on the age of users, at least 13 years of age to use. Apple may use Apple ID to verify the age of users to ensure security and compliance.

Third, Vision Pro is not very friendly to users who wear glasses. Because the head display needs to accurately track the user's eye movements, it can not be used directly with glasses. Myopic users need to buy additional magnetic prescription lenses provided by Zeiss and attach them to the head, which may affect the convenience and comfort of users. Moreover, Apple also said that not all prescription lenses are supported, and details have not yet been released.

If your CTOnews.com friends want to preview what Vision Pro will look like, you can use iPhone or iPad to visit the page on Safari, with an augmented reality demonstration at the bottom of the page.

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