Apple's Vision Pro headset will go on sale on February 2, and the device needs to be powered by an external battery pack. As early as the start of the pre-order, Apple revealed that the battery pack can provide a comprehensive battery life of two hours, **can support 25 hours.
Judging from many current evaluations, the battery life data provided by Apple is relatively accurate, and even the data is conservative, and the actual battery life performance of Vision Pro is higher than the theoretical figures.
Consumers obviously want to know more about the specific battery specs, and now the mystery has been revealed, the battery pack has a power of 3166mAh, provides a maximum output power of 13V 6A, and the battery energy is 359wh, which is roughly equivalent to a 10,000mAh power bank.
However, the weight of the battery pack is much heavier than that of the power bank, the ordinary 10000mAh power bank is about 220 grams, and the Vision Pro battery pack weighs up to 353 grams. The battery pack is capable of fast charging using an Apple 30W charger.
Apple has put battery pack products on the shelves, so that consumers can get longer battery life, but the battery pack is ridiculously expensive, selling for as much as $200 each. However, the battery pack is not hot-swappable, and when the cable is disconnected, the Vision Pro shuts down and restarts when a new battery is connected.