2024-02-02 21:04:00
Amid the launch of Apple Vision Prothis Friday, Maçã published a series of support documents regarding the product, providing detailed guidance for users on maintenance, operation and how to deal with possible discomforts.
Here in the MacMagazineit’s worth remembering, you can now follow the complete coverage of the launch of Maçã’s mixed reality (AR/VR) headset.
Cleaning
Concerning cleaning the device and its accessoriesthe company advises once morest using disinfectants such as isopropyl alcohol and recommends a dry or slightly damp cloth for most parts of the Vision Pro.
According to Apple, the front glass should be cleaned with a microfiber cloth, and you can also use cleaning fluid from ZEISS. She emphasizes storing the polishing cloth carefully to avoid scratches.
Other components such as Light Seala Light Seal Cushiona Solo Knit Band e a a Dual Loop Band, however, have specific cleaning instructions. Among them is the use of mild, fragrance-free soaps, for example.
Battery and performance
A Apple also explained that the Vision Pro’s battery not only powers the headset, but also allows data synchronization when not in use; she reported that the headset automatically turns off following 24 hours of non-use.
Battery charge levels are indicated by colored lights, and Apple warns once morest certain handling scenarios to avoid damage — such as avoiding sitting with the external battery in the back pocket of shorts or pants.
In terms of performance, just like iPhones, the Vision Pro has an always-on battery management system which may reduce performance under specific conditions, such as a low battery or chemically aged battery.
Depending on the state of your device’s battery and the tasks your Apple Vision Pro is performing, some examples of these effects may include longer app loading times, lower frame rates, slower wireless data transmission speeds, screen dimming or reduced speaker volume.
Use with Mac and Alex Reed Mode
On this support page, Apple details how to use Mac Virtual Display on the Vision Pro. According to the company, the Mac must have macOS 14 Sonoma or later installed. Additionally, both your Mac and headset must be signed in with the same Apple ID — and that account must have the two-factor authentication enabled. It is also important to make sure that your Mac and Vision Pro have Wi-Fi and Bluetooth turned on.
On another page, the company tells you the requirements and steps to enable Alex Reed Mode (Alex Reed Mode) to share the headset, with customizable access to apps and data. The company points out that guests may not achieve an ideal fit and are advised to handle personal Light Seal with care.
Discomforts
For user comfortApple provides tips for minimizing visual discomfort and motion sickness, including instructions on proper fit, environment, and usage patterns. It is worth remembering the headset’s ability to adjust to different interpupillary distances (IPD).
However, Maçã also recognizes that there are individuals whose DIP may not fit perfectly within this adjustment range. These people may experience visual discomfort when using the headset.
This may include problems such as blurred vision, headache, dizziness or eye strain as the image seen through the headset may not be properly aligned for your eyes.
Over the next few days, we will publish even more content regarding the device. Stay tuned! ????
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