Apple may be trying to jump-start lackluster Apple Vision Pro sales
In an effort to get both more buyers and more developers on board with the Apple Vision Pro, Apple is launching a new visionOS workshop and appears to be preparing to allow third-parties to sell the headset.
One year after the Apple Vision Pro was first released to the public, reports of its sales have varied from poor to more positive. Right from the start, though, even Tim Cook was saying that the headset would be too expensive to sell in large volumes — and now Apple is trying to get people interested again.
It’s certainly targeting developers with the specific aim of getting more to launch more content for visionOS. Other than its price, the most consistent criticism of the Apple Vision Pro is that it lacks content.
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