Apple Vision Pro is pitched, among many other use-cases, as a device for professionals on the go. Whether it’s for getting some work done on a private virtual MacBook display or watching 3D movies to pass time on a flight, Apple’s mixed reality headset promises a major upgrade for your travel experience — even if the spatial computer itself costs about as much as a first-class, cross-country plane ticket.
But you can’t necessarily use your Vision Pro on a moving plane the same way you would at home. Whether it’s dim cabin lighting, or the natural bumps and shakes of an aircraft, Apple outfitted the Vision Pro with a special mode designed for safely using the headset during travel.
