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Immersed Visor

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The Immersed Visor is an upcoming virtual reality and mixed reality head-mounted display developed by Immersed, announced in September 2024. It is designed specifically for productivity and professional work, featuring ultra-high resolution 4K micro-OLED displays in an extremely lightweight 186-gram form factor. The Visor is positioned as a more affordable alternative to the Apple Vision Pro for spatial computing and productivity use cases.

Immersed Visor
Basic Info
VR/AR Virtual Reality, Mixed Reality
Type Head-mounted display
Subtype Standalone VR, PC VR
Platform Immersed, SteamVR
Developer Immersed
Manufacturer Immersed
Announcement Date September 2024
Release Date TBA (Mass production after Summer 2025)
Price $500 - $950 USD (Visor Plus: $400 additional)
Website https://visor.com/
System
Chipset Qualcomm Snapdragon XR2+ Gen 2
Storage
Display
Display 2× 4K Micro-OLED
Resolution ~4K per eye (27 million pixels total)
Refresh Rate 90 Hz
Image
Field of View 100°
Optics
Ocularity Binocular
IPD Range TBD
Passthrough Color passthrough
Tracking
Tracking Inside-out 6DoF
Eye Tracking Yes
Hand Tracking Yes
Audio
Audio Built-in speakers
Connectivity
Connectivity Wi-Fi, Bluetooth (in external battery pack)
Device
Weight 186g (headset only)
Color Black/Silver

History and Development

Immersed, the company behind the popular Immersed VR productivity and co-working platform, announced it was developing its own VR headset in 2024. The company had previously built its reputation on software that enables users to create virtual workspaces with multiple monitors in VR.[1]

The Visor was fully revealed in September 2024, with Immersed demonstrating prototype units at an event. However, the shipping timeline has experienced multiple delays. As of early 2025, Immersed has stated that mass production will begin "after summer" 2025, with pre-order shipments expected by early 2026.[2]

Design and Hardware

Display and Optics

The Immersed Visor features dual 4K micro-OLED displays, delivering approximately 27 million pixels total across both eyes. This resolution is comparable to and even exceeds the Apple Vision Pro's 23 million pixels, promising exceptional clarity for reading text and viewing detailed content—critical features for productivity use cases.[3]

The headset offers a 100-degree field of view and includes color passthrough cameras for mixed reality functionality.

Processing

The Visor is powered by the Qualcomm Snapdragon XR2+ Gen 2 chipset, providing the computational power needed for high-resolution display rendering and spatial computing features.

Ergonomics and Weight

At just 186 grams, the Immersed Visor is one of the lightest VR headsets in its class, designed for extended comfortable use during work sessions. The lightweight design was a primary engineering focus, as the device is intended for productivity users who may wear it for hours at a time.

Battery and Connectivity

Like the Apple Vision Pro, the Visor uses an external tethered battery pack rather than an integrated battery. This design choice helps keep the headset weight down. The battery pack also contains the Wi-Fi and Bluetooth antennas for wireless connectivity.

Features

Productivity Focus

The Immersed Visor is designed specifically for work and productivity, differentiating it from gaming-focused VR headsets. Key productivity features include:

  • Virtual Monitors: Users can create up to five virtual 4K screens in their workspace
  • OS Agnostic: Seamlessly connects with Mac, Windows, and Linux devices
  • Productivity Apps: Integration with apps like Microsoft Teams, Slack, and Google Docs
  • Eye and Hand Tracking: Apple Vision Pro-style gaze-and-pinch input system for natural interaction

Input Methods

The Visor features:

  • Eye tracking for gaze-based selection
  • Hand tracking for pinch gestures
  • 6DoF positional tracking

Pricing and Availability

The Immersed Visor is priced starting at $500 USD, with a "Visor Plus" upgrade available for an additional $400, bringing the total to $950. This positions it significantly below the $3,500 Apple Vision Pro while offering comparable resolution and productivity features.[4]

Pre-orders are currently open on the official website, with shipping anticipated for early 2026.

Reception and Concerns

Early previews of the Immersed Visor have generated interest due to its specifications and price point, but several concerns have been raised:

  • Production Delays: The shipping timeline has slipped multiple times, moving from original estimates to "after summer 2025" for mass production
  • Early Prototype Issues: Reports of barrel distortion and flickering at 60Hz in prototype units
  • Overheating: Thermal management challenges reported in early demonstrations
  • Limited App Support: As a productivity-focused device, gaming and entertainment content may be limited[5]

Industry publications have recommended waiting for reviews of mass-produced units before pre-ordering.

Comparison with Apple Vision Pro

The Immersed Visor is often compared to the Apple Vision Pro due to similar specifications and use cases:

Feature Immersed Visor Apple Vision Pro
Resolution ~27M pixels ~23M pixels
Weight 186g ~600-650g
Price $500-950 $3,499
OS Support Mac, Windows, Linux macOS/visionOS only
Battery External tethered External tethered
Primary Use Productivity Spatial computing

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