Apple Vision Pro virtual keyboard is visually stunning — here’s how it looks

The Apple Vision Pro won’t be available for some time, so we still have several months of rumors ahead of us before its release window of early 2024. And today we just got a couple more leaks that help paint a more complete picture of Apple’s spatial computer.
The biggest news? We’ve finally seen what the VR headset’s virtual keyboard could look like in visionOS. Software developer Atilla Taşkıran sent out a tweet that claims to show off the Vision Pro’s virtual keyboard. And while there’s nothing earth-shattering in this reveal, the keyboard shown off in the video looks incredibly slick thanks to a few design choices.
First, when your finger hovers over a key, the key will light up. The Vision Pro is a controller-less experience by default, but because of this, it comes with an impressive 12 cameras, six microphones and five sensors to facilitate eye-tracking and hand-tracking. In this instance, the hand-tracking appears to be incredibly precise thanks to this combination of hardware.
Then when you press on the key, it actually moves — pushing the key downward on the z-axis. And when you depress the key, it gives off a little pulse of light. Given that the virtual keyboard will lack any sort of physical feedback, this level of visual immersion may make the keyboard feel more comfortable to use.
Of course, Apple Vision Pro isn’t the only mixed reality headset to get a virtual keyboard. The Meta Quest Pro features one as well. However, the Quest Pro’s keyboard is not nearly as aesthically pleasing or frankly as natural in appearance. So productivity users may prefer Apple’s approach. The Vision Pro also allows for dictation with voice commands or support for Apple’s Magic Keyboard if you prefer to avoid the virtual keyboard altogether.
Apple Vision Pro’s three displays could stop you from getting the headset anytime soon

Unfortunately, you may not get to test out the virtual keyboard anytime soon. Because while it looks gorgeous on the twin 4K Micro OLED displays inside the Vision Pro, those displays could be causing Apple some problems.
According to a report from Business Korea (h/t OLED-info), the total…