Apple Vision Pro network features exposed: Wi-Fi 6E is not absent

According to news on January 17, Apple Vision Pro has obtained FCC certification, but the document shows that the device does not support Wi-Fi 6E, which is different from the support of other Apple devices.

The "E" in the Wi-Fi 6E standard stands for Extended. The biggest feature of this extended standard is its application in the 6GHz frequency band. This allows the router to not only use the current 2.4GHz and 5GHz frequency bands, but also communicate in a completely new frequency band. In this way, users can enjoy wider network coverage and higher transmission speeds. However, Apple Vision Pro only supports Wi-Fi 6 and cannot use the 6GHz band, which has caused some surprise in the industry. Because the introduction of the 6GHz frequency band has brought users a better network experience and higher performance, the limitations of Vision Pro may not give full play to the advantages of the Wi-Fi 6E standard.

According to my understanding, Apple Vision Pro will start pre-sale on January 19th, and the official release date is scheduled for February 2nd, priced at US$3,499, approximately A total of RMB 25,000. Apple makes it clear that the Vision Pro is not an AR (augmented reality) or VR (virtual reality) device, but a spatial computing device. It is unique in its ability to seamlessly blend digital content with the physical world, allowing users to interact with applications through eyes, movement and voice. This makes Vision Pro unique in the market and different from traditional virtual reality products.

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