talked to a Specialist the other day—you just walk in and schedule. that being said, people who preorder AVP for in-store pickup automatically get a demo slot, so Friday will be pretty booked (my local store’s pretty small & still had ~40 demos booked on preorders alone)Anyone know where to go to set up these appointments?
Erm, "thanks" ?I hope all the guys waiting on V2 and V3 get to at least demo this one.
Us V1ers will help work out the kinks for y’all. We walk so y’all could run.
Even more if something is "super" somethingStore employees should get $0.50 per “wow”, potentially earning an extra $250 in one day.
Store employees should get $0.50 per “wow”, potentially earning an extra $250 in one day.
And since he is an employee he gets an insane discount. He might have it before her.Or she’s a nanny from Finland and he’s a student from India.
Why force me into a demo if I already bought it?
I just want to pick it up and go to my appointments for the day
Listen, we got you! We sacrificed $4K for you guys to have an amazing V2 and V3!Erm, "thanks" ?
That would be very different for an Apple employee. I never experienced or saw anything resembling high pressure sales in an Apple Store.And just as the user is beginning to realize there isn‘t much utility beyond that, the high pressure sales tactics will begin. “Did you know you can make payments on it interest-free for one year?”![]()
Nor have I, but i’m speculating just a little bit since this is a unique product category unlike we‘ve ever seen with Apple. I can’t recall any other product that needed a guided tour. So if Apple is willing to sink 20 minutes of employee time for each demonstration, I would imagine there’s going to be some pressure on those employees to seal the deal.That would be very different for an Apple employee. I never experienced or saw anything resembling high pressure sales in an Apple Store.
I found out how you can set up an appointment.
Apple Vision Pro launches in the U.S. this Friday, and you will be able to try out the headset at your local Apple Store on the same day.
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Starting tomorrow at 8 a.m. local time, all Apple Stores in the U.S. will allow customers to sign up for a Vision Pro demo appointment, which is expected to last around 20 to 25 minutes. Apple said its first round of appointments will take place from tomorrow through Sunday, with slots to be filled on a first‑come, first‑served basis.
Apple has yet to provide any further information about how to sign up for a demo, but those details will presumably be shared soon.
Given that the Vision Pro starts at $3,499, these free demos will be especially important for customers who want to experience spatial computing without spending a fortune. During the demo, they will learn how to navigate the visionOS operating system, and explore built-in apps such as Apple TV, Photos, and Safari.
Article Link: Vision Pro Demo Appointments Begin Tomorrow at All U.S. Apple Stores
That is because they have to fit it to you. There are a number of visor adapter sizes you are fitted with the correct set.I'm picking mine up at 8:30am, and was given a time slot to do so.
I didn't have a choice to just pick it up.
Well, if it sucks I may just return it right away. But I doubt it will be anything less than impressive.