Zeiss<\/a> has teased the arrival of its prescription lenses for the Apple Vision Pro, the iPhone maker’s first mixed reality headset that was unveiled at its annual Worldwide Developers Conference earlier this month. During the WWDC 2023<\/a> keynote event, Apple announced that the Vision Pro would also support optical inserts that would be provided by Zeiss, and the lens manufacturer has now given us our first look at its prescription lenses for the headset that will arrive in the US next year.<\/p>\n The optical inserts for the Apple Vision Pro are displayed<\/a> on the company’s website, which states that the lens maker is working with Apple<\/a> to provide vision correction for customers who purchase the Apple Vision Pro<\/a> in 2024. These magnetic lenses will allow users who wear spectacles to use the Vision Pro headset without any encumbrances.<\/p>\n The new optical inserts for the Apple Vision Pro are magnetically attached \u00a0<\/p>\n While Zeiss does not mention any details of how much these optical inserts will cost on its website, Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman previously estimated<\/a> that the cost would be\u00a0“at least” $300 (roughly Rs. 24,700) to $600 (roughly Rs. 49,500) a pair.<\/p>\n With Apple’s upcoming Vision Pro mixed reality headset priced at\u00a0$3,499 (roughly Rs. 2,86,600), customers who require vision correction could end up spending around $4,000 (roughly Rs. 3,25,100) in order to use the device. However, it is worth noting that Zeiss is yet to officially reveal pricing details of its optical inserts.<\/p>\n![\"zeiss](\"https:\/\/i.gadgets360cdn.com\/large\/zeiss_inserts_apple_vision_pro_zeiss_1687339596347.gif\"\/)
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