Tim Cook has been finally photographed wearing the Apple Vision Pro headset for a Vanity Fair interview, which leads on the digital cover of the magazine.
This is the first time the Apple CEO has been seen wearing the device since its unveiling at WWDC 2023 in June. Given that Cook is usually quick to adopt Apple devices for public consumption, particularly for keynote events and speeches, it’s interesting that the company appears to have been a little more reticent to do the same with Vision Pro, until now.
The interview includes quotes from Tim Cook, Greg Joswiak, James Cameron, Jon Favreau, and others on their experience with Apple Vision Pro, how the headset was developed, and more. You can read the full review on the Vanity Fair website.
Apple Vision Pro launches in the U.S. this Friday, February 2. Apple has said the Vision Pro will launch in additional countries later this year.
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