Singapore is said to be among the first wave of countries outside of the U.S to launch the Apple Vision Pro.
Apple is expected to sell the Vision Pro outside of the US next month.
Mark Gurman of Bloomberg reports that Apple is conducting training sessions for hundreds of employees from international stores on how to demonstrate and sell the Vision Pro to customers. The training sessions are said to last as long as four days.
Gurman says the first wave of countries outside of the US to sell the Vision Pro include China, Japan, South Korea, Australia, Canada, the UK, France, Germany, Hong Kong, and Singapore. The list of countries is the same as what MacRumors uncovered in the code two months ago.
While Apple has not announced the global availability of the Vision Pro, it is believed that the company will commence the global roll-out after WWDC 2024 in June.
Earlier this year, analyst Ming-Chi Kuo claimed Apple will launch the Vision Pro in major markets outside the US before WWDC 2024.
The global launch of the Vision Pro comes after Apple saw sales and interest diminish. Analyst Kuo estimates that Apple is scaling back orders as demand in the US has "fallen sharply beyond expectations".
Apple Vision Pro users recently shared their uncomfortable experiences with Marketwatch, with some claiming that the device gave them "two black eyes" while others felt the device was too heavy to be worn for long periods of time.
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