Apple Vision Pro is about to be released, and it is reported that the supply chain is ready to produce 1 million units a year.

Thanks to CTOnews.com netizen Snailwang for the clue delivery! CTOnews.com news on December 12, according to the interface news exclusively from the supply chain, because the production bottleneck of OLEDoS display was broken through by mainland Chinese companies, the supply chain is ready to produce 1 million units a year.

Interface News previously reported that Apple's Vision Pro was produced in December, and the proportion of the supply chain in mainland China has increased significantly to 60%. Among them, LinkedIn and Lixun's precision supply value is among the highest in China. After the domestic OLEDoS display suppliers enter the first supply chain, the proportion of the mainland supply chain will also be further improved.

Apple's Vision Pro uses a micro-OLED screen with 2300 megapixels and a single eye resolution of more than 4K. According to previous reports, Sony will supply Apple with screens for the device, but the annual production is not high.

Apple is preparing to train its retail store staff on how to sell the upcoming hybrid reality Vision Pro, Bloomberg reported. It is reported that the training plan will be conducted in mid-January, and the products are expected to be on the market in the same month. The report also said that the process of setting up Vision Pro will be very complex and will need to be customized for each user. In addition, sources also revealed that although users can order Vision Pro online, the company may encourage users to pick up goods in the store to help them complete the setup process.

Given the "professional" price of $3500 for the Vision Pro (CTOnews.com Note: about 25130 yuan currently), it is perfectly appropriate for Apple to take all measures to ensure that users do not encounter the problems that new VR users usually encounter.