Shocking! Apple's first AR/VR headset unveiled with screen brightness exceeding 5,000 nits

According to news on May 31, Apple will hold WWDC at 1 a.m. on June 6 2023 Developer Conference and is expected to release some new hardware products. According to a comprehensive analysis of multiple sources, Apple will display its AR/VR headset for the first time and provide developers with the opportunity to adapt development functions.

According to the latest news from screen analyst Ross Young, Apple’s first headset will be equipped with two 1.4-inch screens, using Micro OLED (silicon-based OLED) materials. The headset’s brightness exceeds 5,000 nits and reaches an astonishing 4,000 nits PPI, and the resolution of each screen reaches the 4K standard. This information is consistent with previous revelations about "8K" and confirms the reliability of the previous news.

According to the editor’s understanding, the product is expected to be named Reality Pro, and plans to start mass production in June and mass production in December. This new product also features advanced eye tracking technology, equipped with up to 15 cameras, which can accurately identify and track eyeballs, bringing users a top-notch experience.

However, it is estimated that the price of this AR/VR headset will be much higher than other Apple products, and is expected to reach US$3,000, which is equivalent to more than 20,000 yuan. , making it a high-end product for a niche audience. Although the price is higher, Apple’s Reality The Pro headset will provide users with an excellent virtual reality and augmented reality experience.

Overall, Apple’s upcoming AR/VR headset is highly anticipated. The highlight of this high-end product is its advanced screen technology, eye tracking function and excellent user experience. For developers, this is a valuable opportunity to adapt and develop various functions in advance. However, due to its high price, Reality The Pro headset may mainly appeal to some users who are looking for high-quality virtual reality and augmented reality experiences.

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