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Hi all!

There is no official case for the Zeiss prescription lenses and Apple’s own documentation says not to keep it on the Vision Pro while it’s being stored. I ended up buying a camera lens filter case to store my Zeiss lenses and it works really well. Check out my video view and feel free to ask any questions about this budget option.

The Perfect Apple Vision Pro Zeiss Lens Case on a Budget
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MR1324

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MR1324

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Where did you see Apple recommends to remove the lens inserts when the device is not in use? I haven't seen any mention of that.
I’ll look for it again. It might have been in the Zeiss instructions. It makes sense though because the lenses can detach from the Vision Pro if it gets knocked around.
 

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TLewis

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I’ll look for it again. It might have been in the Zeiss instructions. It makes sense though because the lenses can detach from the Vision Pro if it gets knocked around.
Many people have been using this pad to hold and protect the AVP lenses in place: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09WDRM83B

Note that this is only a pad that wedges inside the AVP and is not a case with pockets.

I have one and it seems like it would work for handling small-to-medium impacts. I imagine it probably wouldn't work if you dropped the case down concrete stairs, though.
 

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Many people have been using this pad to hold and protect the AVP lenses in place: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09WDRM83B

Note that this is only a pad that wedges inside the AVP and is not a case with pockets.

I have one and it seems like it would work for handling small-to-medium impacts. I imagine it probably wouldn't work if you dropped the case down concrete stairs, though.
This looks like a great solution as well! Does it fit snugly into that space?
 

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This looks like a great solution as well! Does it fit snugly into that space?
It's moderately snug. You have to ever-so-slightly squish the pad ends to put it into the AVP, but it's not so squished that the pad bends or wrinkles. It fits well. In the Apple case, the interior divider can also help keep the pad in the AVP.
 
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HDFan

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It makes sense though because the lenses can detach from the Vision Pro if it gets knocked around.

Indeed they can. Hearing a knock at the door I removed my VP to go to the door, forgetting that the battery was in my pocket. Pulled the VP off my head which crashed to the floor. When I got back to it one lens was on the floor. Trying to put it back in it wouldn't attach. Turns out that besides ejecting the right lens the left lens moved to the right lens position.

Luckily no harm seems to have been done. Just reaffirms that my AppleCare for VP was a good choice.

I believe the recommendation is for when you are traveling with the Vision Pro, not simply "when not in use".

Yeah, anytime it will be subject to major vibrations.
 

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Indeed they can. Hearing a knock at the door I removed my VP to go to the door, forgetting that the battery was in my pocket. Pulled the VP off my head which crashed to the floor. When I got back to it one lens was on the floor. Trying to put it back in it wouldn't attach. Turns out that besides ejecting the right lens the left lens moved to the right lens position.

Luckily no harm seems to have been done. Just reaffirms that my AppleCare for VP was a good choice.



Yeah, anytime it will be subject to major vibrations.

Yea even when the Apple Vision Pro is inside the official case and has that protective felt shield pushed close to the lenses, there's still enough room in there for the Zeiss lenses to detach and shake around. That could not only break the Zeiss lenses, but also the much more expensive Vision Pro lenses.
 

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I wonder if this would work.
 

CodeSpyder

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I bought this.
 
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MR1324

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I wonder if this would work.

I don't think it will. The circular cases are too small for the Zeiss lens inserts. I bought this pouch here:


I bought this.

Me too! It's coming today and I'm going to put up a short video about it.
 

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I bought this.

I did too…and was disappointed. It keeps falling out, doesnt seem to fit well. It may be because of the zeiss lens inserts having enough height that it doesn’t fit inside the light shade well. Interested in hearing other people’s opinions of it.
 

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I did too…and was disappointed. It keeps falling out, doesnt seem to fit well. It may be because of the zeiss lens inserts having enough height that it doesn’t fit inside the light shade well. Interested in hearing other people’s opinions of it.
Push the ends in more. It should fit nicely.
 

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I did too…and was disappointed. It keeps falling out, doesnt seem to fit well. It may be because of the zeiss lens inserts having enough height that it doesn’t fit inside the light shade well. Interested in hearing other people’s opinions of it.
I have Zeiss lens, and it fits decently snugly.
 
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