While Apple offers numerous light seal sizes, we currently only offer one configuration. After testing on numerous heads of different sizes, we’re confident this configuration should work for most people.

The only notable difference between size configurations is the amount of light bleed, but we don’t find this to hinder functionality at all or significantly impact the experience.

You must sign out of your Apple ID and completely erase and reset the headset before returning your rental unit.

After signing out, go to the Settings app and select General, then Transfer or Reset This Apple Vision Pro. Select Erase All Content and Settings and you’re ready to pack it back up. If you do not sign out and erase the headset, we will be unable to use it ourselves. Don’t skip this step.

No. Unfortunately, the Vision Pro does not support glasses in any capacity. If you require corrective lenses, you’ll have to use contacts.

If you purchase Vision Pro from Apple, it can be configured with prescription lenses built in.

No. VisionOS natively supports most iOS and iPadOS apps, but if you want to use Mac apps, you’ll have to pair a computer with the headset and run a Virtual Display.

The Vision Pro headset doesn’t have a built-in battery but uses a cable to connect a small battery pack to the headset. Because of the processing power of the device, the battery pack only provides up to 3 hours of video playback or 2.5 hours of general use on a single charge. If you aren’t planning on moving, however, the battery pack can be plugged in to a USB-C charger and the headset can be used for much longer.