Apple Could Release $2,000 ‘Apple Vision’ Headset Next Year
Apple is working on a more affordable $2,000 “Apple Vision” spatial computing headset that could be launched as early as next year, according to Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman. MacRumors reports: The new headset would be a lower-end counterpart to the $3,500 Apple Vision Pro, which was released in February. Apple reportedly expects this more affordable model to sell at least twice as many units as the Vision Pro, though “that’s not saying much,” adds Gurman. Apple will struggle to hit 500,000 Vision Pro sales this year, according to market tracker IDC.
To achieve the lower price point, the Apple Vision would likely use a less powerful processor and cheaper materials than aluminum and glass. The device is also expected to omit certain inessential features, such as the EyeSight display that shows the user’s eyes on the outside of the headset. Apple could also use larger, lower resolution displays for the more affordable version of the Vision Pro headset, according to previous reports. Gurman also notes that Apple is working on a second-generation Vision Pro, slated for release in 2026, and a separate smart glasses device to accompany the Vision headsets.
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Apple is working on a more affordable $2,000 “Apple Vision” spatial computing headset that could be launched as early as next year, according to Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman. MacRumors reports: The new headset would be a lower-end counterpart to the $3,500 Apple Vision Pro, which was released in February. Apple reportedly expects this more affordable model to sell at least twice as many units as the Vision Pro, though “that’s not saying much,” adds Gurman. Apple will struggle to hit 500,000 Vision Pro sales this year, according to market tracker IDC.
To achieve the lower price point, the Apple Vision would likely use a less powerful processor and cheaper materials than aluminum and glass. The device is also expected to omit certain inessential features, such as the EyeSight display that shows the user’s eyes on the outside of the headset. Apple could also use larger, lower resolution displays for the more affordable version of the Vision Pro headset, according to previous reports. Gurman also notes that Apple is working on a second-generation Vision Pro, slated for release in 2026, and a separate smart glasses device to accompany the Vision headsets.
Read more of this story at Slashdot.