Apple's Vision Pro Set to Launch Without Virtual Keyboard

Despite the missing feature, Apple believes the $3,499 mixed-reality headset can serve as a computer replacement.

Apple's Vision Pro, a $3,499 mixed-reality headset, is set to launch on February 2nd, but the virtual keyboard feature may be absent on launch day, according to Bloomberg insider Mark Gurman.
The virtual keyboard was initially demonstrated in Apple's teaser videos, but Gurman describes it as 'a complete write-off' in the initial version of Apple’s visionOS software.
Apple is preparing for the launch by training Apple Store staff on how to present and demonstrate the Vision Pro to potential customers.
The in-store demo and purchase process for the Vision Pro will involve a face scan to ensure a proper fit and a 25-minute demo to convince potential buyers of the device's capabilities.
Despite the absence of the virtual keyboard, Apple still believes the Vision Pro can serve as a computer replacement, with features like spatial photos, multiple-window setups, and integrated apps.