iFixit Reveals Active Resolution of Apple Vision Pro

Apple Vision Pro Teardown Sheds Light on EyeSight

In a recent teardown, iFixit delved into the intricate design of Apple Vision Pro, uncovering the secrets of EyeSight along the way.

The teardown revealed fascinating details about the headset and its functionality, providing valuable insights into its inner workings.

Active Resolution of Apple Vision Pro Explored

iFixit continued their investigation by using a digital microscope to estimate the active resolution of the OLED microdisplays in Apple Vision Pro.

They discovered that while the headset boasts a near-4K physical resolution, some pixels along the edges remain permanently off, resulting in a lower active resolution within the lit area.

Impressive Pixel Density and Overall Resolution

During their analysis, iFixit found that each pixel in the Apple Vision Pro measures just 7.5μm, equivalent to the size of a human red blood cell.

This means that 54 Vision Pro pixels can fit within the space occupied by a single pixel of an iPhone 15 Pro Max, showcasing the headset's exceptional pixel density.

Furthermore, after measuring the lit area, iFixit determined that the active resolution of Apple Vision Pro is approximately 3660×3200 per eye, even considering the cut-off corners.

Discover iFixit's Detailed Teardown Process

To gain a complete understanding of iFixit's exploration and to delve into the details of the battery and logic board, we recommend watching their full video.

By doing so, you'll not only support their valuable work but also gain insight into the internal components of Apple Vision Pro.