So as hinted to above by Kuo’s report, anything outside of what’s powering the Apple Vision Pro 2 doesn’t look set to change much. That means the same 4K microOLED display tech per eye, the same lenses, and that same premium construction with the EyeSight display up front.

Previous reports from earlier this year suggested that Apple is pausing the production of a new, full-featured Apple Vision Pro model, and instead, focusing on creating a cheaper

Apple is developing a new version of its Vision Pro headset that is set to enter mass production in the second half of 2025, according to

Analyst Ming-Chi Kuo claims that Apple Intelligence will be the chief selling point of an M5-based Apple Vision Pro, and also that little else will change from the current model.

The Apple Vision Pro 2 is set to enter mass production in 2025 despite news development would stop. Apple’s AR headset, the Vision Pro, received a lackluster reception from customers as it struggled to move even 100,

If Kuo’s information is accurate, Apple plans to make sure the next-gen Vision Pro is at least on the curve, if not a bit ahead of it. The Vision Pro 2 will be powered by an as-yet-unannounced M5 chip, “to significantly improve computing power and ensure the best Apple Intelligence user experience.”

While Apple Vision Pro's hype has faded away, new rumors could spark a change that could make this device more enticing in a next-gen.

Official information about the Vision Pro 2 is still scarce, but a reputable analyst claims it will go into mass production toward the end of next year.

The announcement of the Apple Vision Pro headset in 2023 brought the buzz over VR and augmented reality (AR)—which overlays digital content onto the real world—to a new level.

New rumors about the Apple Vision Pro 2 are starting to surface, with Apple Intelligence and when it should come.

Apple is reportedly planning a Vision Pro 2 for late 2025 with an M5 chip and heavy focus on Apple Intelligence features. Here’s why.