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There's no battery behind that glass, so it's the processors or another component generating heat while stored.
by iAMkenough 3y ago
There's no battery behind that glass, so it's the processors or another component generating heat while stored.
- reaperman 3y agoIIUC there's no lithium battery inside the Apple Vision Pro at all. The power for it is supplied by an external batter connected via USB cable.
- sandworm101 3y ago>> The reports all mention that the crack became visible suddenly and for no apparent reason, after the headsets had been connected to the external battery pack and stored overnight (some in Apple's Travel Case) with the soft front cover attached. The battery is external, but mobile. The users may well have stored it inside the thing. Plus, it is understood that this device continues to draw power while not in use, which also suggests a possible thermal gradiant.
- nottorp 3y ago> Given that the battery is external to the headset, any heat generated would presumably need to be caused by a background software process gone haywire. Apple is very good at background software processes taking 100%-500% cpu (100% == one core in Apple land).
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