Apple Vision Pro is disassembled into pieces, which parts are particularly likely to cause failure?
On February 2, 2024, a video has been released that disassembles the Apple Vision Pro, which was released in the United States. In particular, parts that are likely to cause failures and the contents of precision equipment have been revealed.
Vision Pro Teardown: Behind the Complex and Creepy Tech - YouTube
iFixit's first Vision Pro teardown looks inside Apple's new headset - The Verge
https://www.theverge.com/2024/2/3/24059966/ifixit-apple-vision-pro-teardown-video
iFixit teardown gives us a look inside Apple Vision Pro [Video] - 9to5Mac
https://9to5mac.com/2024/02/03/apple-vision-pro-teardown-video/
Apple Vision Pro teardown reveals a complex construction
https://appleinsider.com/articles/24/02/03/first-teardown-shows-complex-inside-of-apple-vision-pro
The cable that connects the battery to the main unit can be easily removed by pressing a button without the need for special equipment. The battery side can be removed using a 'thin, hard rod' in the same way as when pulling out the SIM card slot of an iPhone.
The weight of the dedicated battery is 362g, and you can also purchase a replacement battery at the Apple Store. The price is $ 199 (about 29,600 yen)
Apple Vision Pro Battery - Apple
https://www.apple.com/shop/product/MW283LL/A/apple-vision-pro-battery
The cover glass on the front of the main unit is fixed with adhesive, so warm it up and then insert a pick to peel it off. Because the cover glass is rounded, there were some cracks that occurred when removing it.
Our Vision Pro is going under the knife. Stay tuned! pic.twitter.com/07O7Rc0Tcg
— Kyle Wiens (@kwiens) February 2, 2024
Kyle Wiens, CEO of iFixit, has posted a photo of Apple Vision Pro with the cover glass removed.
This teardown is getting WILD. pic.twitter.com/OAuOQGhJqr
— Kyle Wiens (@kwiens) February 2, 2024
When someone comes close to you wearing Apple Vision Pro, your device will be able to see around you so you can see them, and your eyes will also be visible on your device. Apple calls this pseudo-representation of the user's eyes ' EyeSight .' According to iFixit, which disassembled Apple Vision Pro, EyeSight is expressed three-dimensionally by using three layers: an organic EL display (OLED), an enlargement layer, and a lenticular layer, rather than a single display like a lenticular .
However, some people have complained that EyeSight is ``blurry, dim, and difficult to recognize.'' iFixit also points out, ``Apple Vision Pro's EyeSight seems to be the Achilles' heel of repair.Although it is a slightly creepy function, there are too many failure points.''
The Vision Pro's EyeSight seems like a repair Achilles' heel—so many points of failure for a slightly creepy feature. In part one of our teardown, we took a look at how its three-layer display creates that uncanny 3D-ish video of the wearer's eyes. https://t.co/RqWadVbN9U pic.twitter.com/uYONTB6WMF
— iFixit (@iFixit) February 3, 2024
Other small parts are basically fixed with screws, so disassembly itself doesn't seem to be that difficult, but there are a lot of small parts anyway, and they are often made with great precision. I understand. For that reason, he praised iFixit as a 'very ambitious' product. iFixit traditionally publishes a device's repairability score, but Apple Vision Pro doesn't publish this score, pointing out that while 'repairability isn't great, there are some positives.' doing.
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