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PrismXR’s Carina D1 charging dock is designed specifically for the Apple Vision Pro. Made of silicone, it’s gentle on the hardware and keeps both the headset and tethered battery securely in place. And the real magic? A 65W USB-C port that gets your battery to 80% in just 40 minutes. In comparison, Meta headsets, including the Quest 2 and Quest 3, generally require 1.5 hours to reach 80% with fast charging via USB-C Power Delivery (PD). The standard 18W or 45W adapters used with Meta headsets typically take 2-2.5 hours to reach a full charge, so the Carina D1 is considerably faster in the 0-80% range. Think of it as the third party espresso shot for your Vision Pro compared to the Meta branded milk latte.

Battery life on the Vision Pro is good, but power-hungry apps and extended sessions can still drain it faster than you’d like. The Carina D1’s rapid recharge feature means you spend less time waiting and more time immersed. Whether you’re using it for creative workflows, immersive meetings, or good ol’ gaming, the dock ensures your Vision Pro doesn’t become an expensive head ornament during crucial moments.

Now, the $90 price tag. It’s not cheap, but if you’ve already shelled out $3,500 for the Vision Pro, you probably appreciate accessories that make it work better. Even from a third party like PrismXR. sThe Carina D1 is the latest addition to PrismXR’s lineup, which also includes docks for the Meta Quest 3.

Products like the Carina D1 charging dock play a big role in that shift from “cool toy” to usable productivity tool. It’s the little things—like not tripping over cables or scrambling for a half-dead battery—that make XR feel like a seamless part of your day.