The new Apple Vision Pro is the company's latest product that has a lot going for it. The device features a high-end design with powerful internals and combines the functionality of the iPhone, iPad, and AirPods Max into a single unit. If you are unaware, the Apple Vision Pro features a whopping $3,500 price tag. Now, we are seeing third-party accessory makers reveal their products for the device. According to the latest, iPhone case maker BandWerk unveiled new luxury leather headbands for the Apple Vision Pro.
Apple Vision Pro headband rests in development and will be available when the device launches in 2024
The headband for the Apple Vision Pro looks pretty similar to the one that Apple showcased on screen but comes with a wide range of color options and a leather finish. This might be the first accessory from third-party manufacturers that appeared online, and based on the price of the headset, we can safely presume that the headband will not come cheap as well.
The new headbands for the Apple Vision Pro are available in five distinct color options, and each of them features a luxury leather finish. The list of colors includes Gray, Brown, White, Beige, Cream, and Orange. As for the finish, the headband is made from Italian leather and designed in Germany.
Apple did not mention on stage if it will be making additional headbands for the Apple Vision Pro. What this means is that third-party accessory makers will be the sole providers of headbands for the device. As of right now, the mentioned headbands exist as a concept, but BandWerk states that they will be available as soon as the Apple Vision Pro is launched to the public. Since the headband is currently in the process of development, the final product could vary from the concept.
As for pricing, the headbands will be available for $159 in the United States. This is all there is to it, folks. We will share more details on the Apple Vision Pro shortly, so be sure to stick around. Share your views with us in the comments.
About the author: Ali Salman is a technology reporter for Wccftech mobile section with a specialized focus on Apple and the intellectual property that drives mobile innovation. He has cultivated a unique expertise in analyzing and deconstructing complex technology patents, translating dense legal and technical documents into clear, insightful reports on future products.
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