According to Gurman, the process will start with an Apple Store employee scanning users' faces to pick out the light seal for Apple's headset - a process he likens to configuring Face ID. For those who need vision correction, Apple will reportedly also scan their lenses with a special device to suss out the prescription. Then an employee fits a Vision Pro with one of 'hundreds' of on-hand lenses and a seal and tells you how to use the device (including, apparently, how to hold it).
The demo that follows, Gurman says, will last for up to 25 minutes. It will reportedly involve viewing photos and videos (including the 3D 'spatial' kind that you can take with the iPhone 15 Pro), using the Vision Pro as a computer or iPad replacement, and checking out third-party apps.
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