Using a Headless MacBook with Vision Pro!
Luke Miani0 HN recommenders · 2024–2025
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Luke Miani removes the screen from a MacBook Air and tests using it headless as the host for an Apple Vision Pro virtual display.
HN cites it as a concrete example of a screenless MacBook paired with a Vision Pro or AR glasses.
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Apple Vision Pro can recognize a Macbook and turn that screen into the "theater" screen so you can continue using your Macbook as is with the keyboard and trackpad. There was even a Youtuber that got annoyed of the black screen on the Macbook when doing this that he removed the screen from a Macbook altogether[0]. 0. [VIDEO]
There were some people doing something similar with the Vision Pro and detaching the monitor from a MacBook Air[0]. It looks really slick, but how well it actually works, especially given the drawbacks of the Vision Pro, is… up for interpretation. 0: [VIDEO]
There are people who have bought MBPs with broken screens and deleted the screen to use them with the Vision Pro. Works quite well! See [VIDEO] .