Apple’s first AR/VR headset specifications exposed 2 4K screens, amazing peak brightness

Apple's AR/VR headset has 2 4K screens and impressive peak brightness

【PhoneAuto News】On May 31, analyst Ross Young revealed the specifications of Apple’s first headset. It will be equipped with two 1.4-inch Micro OLED (OLED on Silicon) screens, both with a resolution of 4K, and a brightness of more than 5000 nits. The screen pixel density also reaches 4000 per inch.

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A brightness of 5000 nits is a relatively exaggerated value, as few mainstream headsets currently on the market can achieve this specification. The maximum brightness of the Meta Quest 2 is only 100 nits. This means that the screen of Apple’s first headset product will have higher contrast, brighter colors, and better presentation effects.

Apple headset specifications exposed

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According to previous leaks, Apple’s first headset product will be named “Reality Pro” and will be equipped with up to 15 cameras and advanced eye tracking technology, providing users with a more realistic and immersive experience. It is reported that Reality Pro will begin mass production in June and large-scale production in December, with a price expected to reach $3000. If it were another manufacturer’s headset product, it might not be well-received on the market. However, this is Apple’s first headset, and even if the price exceeds $20,000, there are likely to be many willing to pay for it.

It is worth noting that as we approach June, a new AR/VR Easter egg has appeared on Apple’s latest promotional page prior to the official opening of WWDC23 on June 6. Therefore, even if Apple’s first AR/VR headset is not officially launched at WWDC23, it will still be showcased to the public.

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