The highly-anticipated Apple Vision Pro is making waves in the U.S., with rumors suggesting that it will be available in China by May. The spatial computer has garnered significant attention, and now, it seems that its expansion to other countries is imminent.

According to reports from sources within the supply chain as quoted by Asia’s Wall Street News, the registration process for Vision Pro is nearing completion at China’s Ministry of Industry and Information Technology. Once registration is finalized, the roadmap for Apple Vision Pro’s launch in China can be established.

Initially launched in the U.S. on February 2nd, the headset is currently exclusive to the country and priced at $3,499 USD (approximately $4,737 CAD). However, there are strong indications that it will soon be available in other global markets.

According to Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman, Canada and the U.K. are among the first countries expected to receive access to the headset after its U.S. debut. It is also rumored that Apple plans to expand its availability to Europe and Asia, including countries like France, Germany, Australia, China, Hong Kong, Japan, and Korea.

While there is no official confirmation from Apple regarding the rollout of Vision Pro in additional countries or the timing of these releases, industry insiders suggest a potential launch for Canada may arrive in the next few months.

As we eagerly await further details from Apple about its plans for Vision Pro’s global expansion, one thing is clear – this groundbreaking technology is set to make a significant impact worldwide. Stay tuned for more updates on this game-changing innovation.