Apple launches Vision Pro headset, backup battery may be replaceable

According to news on June 10, Apple recently launched a product called Vision Pro head-mounted display device, which requires an external battery pack to be powered while providing an immersive visual experience. This design reduces the weight of the device while making it slightly bulky, and the external battery pack only lasts for two hours. However, according to the editor's understanding, the battery pack seems to be replaceable, providing users with a backup battery option.

Vision The Pro's two hours of battery life probably won't be an issue in most situations, as its main use cases tend to be at a desk or on the couch at home, where there's access to a power source. However, in some scenarios where there is no power supply, users may feel that the battery life is slightly insufficient.

Observation found that Vision There are two round holes of different sizes on the Pro battery pack, one of which is used as a charging indicator light, while the other has an unknown purpose. One theory suggested by Twitter user DuanRui is that he could poke it with the SIM card pin and unplug the power cord, then plug it into a backup battery pack. This assumption has triggered speculation and discussion among users about whether the battery pack is replaceable.

Another possibility is that the battery pack is designed to be similar to Apple's HomePod, requiring just a firm pull to remove.

If Vision The battery pack of the Pro is indeed replaceable, so users will be able to carry spare batteries more flexibly to extend the use time. The move is also expected to reduce the cost of backup batteries, making them more affordable.

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