When preorders for the Vision Pro started last Friday, Apple also posted a behind-the-scenes video on its YouTube channel that shows how this spatial computer is manufactured. The description reads, “A peek behind the scenes to see how we make Apple Vision Pro, our first spatial computer.” At the time of this posting, this video is now one of the top trending videos on YouTube.
Tim Cook, CEO of Apple, shared this video on X as well. We’ve seen several videos like this one that show the manufacturing process of newly designed products such as the unibody MacBook from 2008, the controversial cylinder-shaped Mac Pro from 2013, and the original Apple Watch introduced in 2014.
Apple Vision Pro pre-orders begin today! We’re so excited for you to experience spatial computing for the first time!  https://t.co/YAN2kdfZY0 pic.twitter.com/2cqzvz5Wjq
— Tim Cook (@tim_cook) January 19, 2024
Vision Pro, powered by the M2 and R1 chips, starts at $3,499 with 256GB of storage and 16GB of unified memory. Vision Pro is also available with 512GB of storage ($3,699) and 1TB of storage ($3,899). Vision Pro includes several accessories in the box such as the special branded Polishing Cloth. You can pre-order today, and availability will start on Friday, February 2. You’ll need a device with Face ID to order one so that it can determine the right sizing for the headband.
