If you’re a fan of Apple products, you will be more than aware that the technology giant has just released their first spatial computer; Apple Vision Pro.
The Apple Vision Pro will seamlessly blend digital content to the real world. It really is an impressive device and the company is projected to shift 350,000 of them this year alone.
Apple Vision Pro is Apple’s first 3D camera. Much excitement has surrounded the device leading up to the launch date on February 2.
Vision Pro sales to hit 12 million by the 5th year post launch
With analysts predicting 350,000 sales in year one, the second year they have projected approximately 1,475,000 sales for the following year.
This is a predicted increase of 321%. A hugely impressive figure indeed for a very unique product.
By the fifth year, approximately 12,613,000 Apple Vision Pro’s are projected to be shipped. That is an increase of 3,504% from 2024.
Apple Vision Pro will outperform Meta Quest 2 and Sony VR sales by 2028
With Apple predicted to ship over 12.6m Apple Vision Pro’s over its first five years post launch, this will be considerably more than its two main competitors.
The duo in question are Sony and Meta. The latter sold 10.4m headsets in the first 5 years of its launch.
Sony – perhaps surprisingly – only sold 6.6m headsets in the first 5 years of their launch. How do they compare in price?
The Apple Vision Pro is available for $3,500. The Meta Quest 2 is retailing at $300 with Sony’s product setting customers back $399. This does make it more of a surprise for Apple’s projected sales.
Techopedia’s Lee Astley commented: “Apple is arguably the most favored technological company in the world for smartphones, tablets and computers. It’s no surprise to see them making their move in the VR headset scene.
“The numbers that are predicted and projected are truly impressive and perhaps unsurprising. The fact they are likely to move more shipments in the first 5 years post launch than Meta and Sony demonstrates just how much consumers trust their products.”
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