Vision Pro Teardown: Behind the Complex and Creepy Tech



Welcome to the Vision Pro, Apple’s most complex piece of hardware yet. So complicated that we’ll need more than one video to tackle it. In this video, we’ll walk you through the Vision Pro’s insane disassembly process, but make sure you’re subscribed to our channel as we’re already hard at work on our follow-up video, which is now live here
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Chapters
00:00 iFixit’s Vision Pro Teardown
00:44 Removing the Vision Pro’s Power Cord, and Battery Specs
01:06 Removing the Vision Pro’s Solo Knit Band
01:12 Removing the Vision Pro’s Light Seal and Popping off the Speaker Stems
01:25 Opening the Vision Pro
01:58 Separating the Outer Display Layers
02:20 How the Lenticular Display Works in the Vision Pro
03:18 Removing the Vision Pro’s Fabric Mesh
03:24 Removing the Vision Pro’s Lenses and Displays
04:06 Removing the Vision Pro’s Outer Display
04:33 Removing the Vision Pro’s Camera Array
04:52 Remving the Vision Pro’s Logic Board
05:08 Removing the Vision Pro’s Fan
05:23 Removing the Vision Pro’s Lens Motor

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42 thoughts on “Vision Pro Teardown: Behind the Complex and Creepy Tech”

  1. I'm legit confused on why they bothered to create that front eye display. Would have been so much easier to just make it a solid heatsink piece for better cooling (maybe letting them put an m3 chip in instead) and have sapphire glass for the camera lenses as well. Instead you get a plastic finish that scratches easily…

    Well perhaps version 2 will remove the gimmick

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  2. This host looks like she would be younger than how she shows. Meaning she looks early 50s (grey hair and older looking hands) but seems to be a younger person. Very unusual.

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  3. Why can’t she talk normally , it’s so hard to listen to, the changes in tone is so confusing, it’s got a weird condescending tone all the time like she hates taking it apart, made the whole teardown weird to watch..

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  4. After looking at the complexity of its internals, and considering how amazing it performs, I guess it's really worth the $3500+. Those who balk at the price today, will most likely end up buying it around Black Friday anyway. It's currently February, so we have nine months to save up. $$$$$ Every time someone does a review video, it's just free advertising for holiday sales later this year.

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  5. The choice of music for this was incredible; that was one of the most screwed/nailed down pieces of tech I've ever seen, you made the process of what would've been a depressing disassembly process into something pretty upbeat sounding which is important. Even with impossibly difficult, anti-consumer, anti-repair pieces of kit like this, a sense of "can-do" attitude in climbing Tech Everest is required. Every thought or opinion on this thing already exists in the comments, so there's no need to repeat what hundreds of others have said about it. Thanks for tearing this thing apart. o7

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  6. The internal, almost impossible to replace battery that is one design flaw that most other V.R. headsets ( " Spatial Computing Devices " ) have that the Apple Vision Pro does not have.

    At least the Apple Vision Pro has the ability to switch out the battery if it ever goes bad.

    Don't complain about the external batteries on the Apple Vision Pro or other V.R. Headsets until you have to swap one out on a Quest 3, good luck with that.

    At least the PICO 4 has a external battery in the back of the Headset.

    The front wonkey display on the Apple Vision Pro is a total waste of resources and pointness.

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