Each pixel measures a mere 7.5 micrometers in size-similar to the diameter of a human red blood cell. Ross Young, CEO of Display Supply Chain Consultants, says the Vision Pro packs a pair of 1.41-inch micro-OLED displays that combine an OLED frontplane from Sony with a silicon backplane from chip foundry TSMC. AppleĪpple offered few specifics about the Vision Pro’s display at WWDC 2023, aside from its pixel count, but analysts have filled in the details. The size of each pixel is comparable to the size of a human red blood cell. The Vision Pro has a pair of 1.41-inch micro-OLED displays. This is an extremely low volume, high-cost display with a three-element lens and optical system, which was obviously custom designed for this headset.” A new frontier for pixel density “The two micro-OLEDs in the inside, I’ve never seen implemented in anything.
“ ends up having three displays on this headset, which are not cheap by any measure,” says Anshel Sag, principal analyst at Moor Insights & Strategy. Apple opts for a different strategy, pushing the device’s display technology, and the headset’s US $3,499 manufacturer’s suggested retail price, to the extreme. But the need to balance price with quality has forced AR/VR leaders, such as Meta and HTC Corp., to compromise. The headset contains two leading-edge micro-OLED displays packing an incredible 23 million pixels-nearly three times as many as in a 4K display.ĪR/VR display quality has improved in leaps and bounds since the original Oculus Rift, which had a single 1,280 x 800 display.
Apple announced the Vision Pro, its first augmented reality (AR) headset, at its 5 June WWDC keynote.
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