Apple Vision Pro
Revolutionary mixed reality spatial computer announced June 2023, released February 2024 in US with dual 3660×3200 micro-OLED displays (23MP total), M2/R1 dual-chip architecture, and 12 cameras for eye/hand tracking.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who supplies the displays for Apple Vision Pro?
Apple Vision Pro uses dual 3660×3200 micro-OLED displays supplied by Sony, delivering 23 million total pixels with exceptional brightness and color accuracy for the mixed reality experience.
What chips power Apple Vision Pro?
Vision Pro uses a dual-chip architecture: Apple M2 SoC for general computing and the Apple R1 co-processor for real-time sensor processing. Both chips are designed by Apple and manufactured by TSMC in Taiwan.
Who makes the lenses for Apple Vision Pro?
The optical lenses and EyeSight display lens are manufactured by Zeiss, a world-renowned German optics company, in collaboration with Apple for custom prescription inserts and display optics.
Where are Apple Vision Pro components manufactured?
Vision Pro components are sourced globally: displays from Japan (Sony), chips from Taiwan (TSMC), lenses from Germany (Zeiss), cameras and sensors from Japan and USA, with final assembly by Luxshare in China.