The Travel Bag from Belkin is not quite as large as Apple's own Vision Pro travel carrier, measuring in at 9 inches by 8 inches by 5 inches. The smaller size will allow the bag to better fit inside a travel bag or backpack, but it is not as small as the WaterField Designs travel case.
Belkin's Travel Bag has multiple compartments to house the Vision Pro and accessories like the battery, power adapter, and additional headbands like Belkin's Head Strap. It can be carried using a handle or a strap, and there is cushioning to keep the device safe. The bag comes in gray, so it will presumably stay cleaner than Apple's white case.
Belkin's Travel Bag is priced at $99.95, so it is $100 cheaper than Apple's Travel Case. It can be purchased from the Apple website.
Apple is also selling the Belkin Head Strap, a $49.95 accessory that goes over the top of the head to make the Vision Pro more comfortable to wear by better distributing weight.
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Great to see Apple working so closely with just ONE manufacturer on this.
It makes me wonder how much Apple is funding Belkin at the stage. It's pretty obvious that no one in their right mind would set out to produce, manufacture and sell ANY Vision Pro accessory to retail.
Seeing as Belkin is owned by FoxConn, I'm sure they have an understanding.
