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Vision Pro to ship with 1TB storage


In news that is not surprising for a data-hungry and high-priced device, Apple Vision Pro is said to come with 1TB of SSD storage on board.

AppleInsider got an exclusive look in detail, and while far from flawless, it demonstrated high-quality images and AR. Consequently, then, it's not startling that there would be 1TB fast SSD storage inside.

French publication iPhoneSoft reports that it has been told by a developer session attendee, that Vision Pro's storage is listed in a System Settings, just as with the Mac, iPhone and iPad.

Specifically, this attendee reported that the Vision Pro he or she used came with 1TB. Unfortunately, while 1TB may have been chosen for attendees at the workshops, it doesn't necessarily follow that it will ship to the public with that, or that will be the "entry-level" configuration.

It does almost certainly mean that 1TB is at least an option, however. Apple could yet sell an edition with 512GB, or it could be that 1TB is just the lowest of the available storage options.

Apple may have not yet settled on its configurations, either, as the company does still have a lot to do before it's ready to ship the headset.



18 Comments

Kierkegaarden 244 comments · 1 Year

No way it ships with 1tb.  I’m guessing a minimum of 256gb and maximum of 512gb.  Higher storage will be an option.

CurtisHight 65 comments · 8 Years

I am looking to learn the most effective approach for adding storage to the Vision Pros. Maybe the answer is as yet unformed if not unknown.

mayfly 385 comments · 1 Year

I'd guess that since Tim Cook said "starting at $3,499" that's going to be the price with 1TB, with upgrades available at outrageous prices!

tht 5654 comments · 23 Years

I am looking to learn the most effective approach for adding storage to the Vision Pros. Maybe the answer is as yet unformed if not unknown.

I imagine WiFi storage (be it iCloud, local network storage or WiFi hard disk) is the only option after you've purchased the device.