Apple’s Long Awaited Vision Pro Arrives in February, but there is one piece of information that is already disappointing enthusiasts: the absence of a virtual keyboard.
In demonstration videos, Apple showed floating controls, as well as a virtual keyboard, to be used by Vision Pro users.
This feature excited brand lovers and the possibility of the glasses serving almost as a virtual computer sparked curiosity.
However, Bloomberg insider Mark Gurman , who reveals so much about the technological world, shared that this floating virtual keyboard may not arrive at the launch of the Apple Vision Pro, scheduled for February.
In a post on X, Mark Gurman wrote that the virtual keyboard has been eliminated, at least in version 1.0.
The insider shared that the user needs to “press each key, one finger at a time, as you did before learning to type”, with there being no “magic typing in the air”.
You’ll want a Bluetooth keyboard.
Finished Mark, implying that this keyboard functionality will not be as graceful as Apple made it seem in its presentation and demonstration videos.
