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The YouTube channel Unbox Therapy today shared a new video that offers a closer look at Apple’s reusable face masks for corporate and retail employees.
Apple’s own face mask was designed by the company’s Industrial Engineering and Design teams amid the global health crisis for corporate and retail employees, and the boxes include Apple’s famous “Designed by Apple in California” text. .
The video described the packaging only as an “unpacking experience unlike anything you would expect from a reusable mask.” It shows that each box contains five individually sealed masks with adapters to attach the loops for a more secure fit. The packaging for each mask is printed with instructions for use, encouraging users to wash their hands, open the mask, and then adjust the straps for a comfortable fit.
Unbox Therapy noted that the mask, made from three pieces of high-quality fabric, feels better than conventional masks. The mask features a triangle-shaped design to accommodate the nose without fogging up the glasses, a rounded chin section, and adjustable ear cords.
Although Apple did not provide a medical rating for air filtration ability, informal testing of the video suggested that the mask is effective in blocking the flow of air out of the user’s mouth. “It feels very safe. When it comes to breathing, I would say it is quite comparable (to a surgical mask), but it definitely feels more sealed than a standard surgical mask,” commented Unbox Therapy.
The mask comes in a variety of sizes and can be washed up to five times, with up to eight hours of wear possible before washing. As the mask is intended for corporate and retail employees, it is not available to the general public.
The video also discussed ClearMask, a consumer option designed to overcome the barriers to visual communication that come with conventional opaque masks. Apple is also using ClearMask, in addition to its internal design, for retail employees.
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