Unboxing the Apple Vision Pro in video

YouTuber Marques Brownlee has just published an exclusive video on his channel where he unboxes the Apple Vision Pro.

A few days before its official launch in the United States, the brand's mixed reality headset is becoming more and more talked about. While we were entitled yesterday from Apple toa promotional video showing how the headset would be used by people, theYouTuberMarques Brownlee shows us todayunboxing the Vision Pro that he received as a preview.

Marques Brownlee is an American professional Ultimate Frisbee player and videographer. He has more than 18 million subscribers onYouTube, and publishes mainly on the theme of new technologies. This therefore makes it an ideal customer for the first unboxing to the general public of the new mixed reality headset from Cupertino.

An optional case for $199

Facing the camera, in a carefully arranged recording studio, with impeccable sound and image quality, Marques introduces his video by recalling for a minute some generalities about the Apple Vision Pro, then he begins unboxing.

First interesting fact, the Apple Vision Pro package he received includes three separate boxes: the first box contains the headset and its accessories, the second containscorrective lensesZEISSspecially designed for the helmet, and the third isthe Vision Pro travel case. The latter is alsoan optional accessory that Apple sells for $199 on its site. The basic Vision Pro package therefore only contains one box, the other two packages received here by Marques Brownlee are optional.

Its size is impressive

By opening the main box, the man finds the various accessories provided by Apple. Among them,the battery, as well as the different bands offering different headset wearing options.

The video continues with the handling of the Vision Pro, which is first delivered in its protection, equipped with two “covers” which are placed between the eyes and the helmet. But we realize, however, that when these are removed, Apple's space computer turns out to be of small size. Which is impressive given the performance offered by the headset.