Vision Pro

Apple is gearing up to launch the second generation of the Vision Pro headset between late 2025 and early 2026. This new headset will likely be powered by the M5 chipset and may have a similar design to its predecessor.

Apple Vision Pro: Mark Gurman captures the mixed consumer reactions

Gurman isn’t writing off the Vision Pro despite its hefty ($3,500) price tag and initial customer concerns. He believes that the Vision Pro represents a peek into the future, but that future hasn’t arrived yet.

Apple’s Vision Pro headset is being resold for $5,000 overseas

Cupertino, California-based Apple put the Vision Pro on sale in a limited number of stores in the US at the start of this month, with an elaborate setup and customization process for each buyer.

Apple’s Vision Pro AR headset to go on sale in US from February 2

Vision Pro is Apple's most expensive bet since the launch of the iPhone more than a decade ago.

Apple scales back Vision Pro production plans on design challenges

The Vision Pro, launched last month and expected to be available early next year in the United States, has a starting price tag of $3,499 – over three times the cost of the priciest headset in Meta’s line of mixed and virtual reality devices.

Pain in the neck: Apple's $3,499 Vision Pro headset 'too heavy'

The tech giant is considering shipping a strap that will counterbalance and spread the weight more evenly but will not include it in the box. It will have to be bought separately.

What it's like to try Apple's new Vision Pro headset

What is immediately clear is the device is not yet meant for a mass market: a test drive requires a setup session with Apple staff and a quick visit with a vision specialist to ensure the headset fits and functions as intended. And the price tag is likely to keep all but the most dedicated Apple fans and business users away.

In Pics: Apple enters Augmented Reality race with Vision Pro headset

Apple has unveiled its much awaited Augmented Reality offering the Vision Pro. These augmented reality glasses run Apple's new operating system visionOS.

Apple unveils sleek 'Vision Pro' goggles. Will it be what VR has been looking for?

The device will be capable to toggling between virtual reality, or VR, and augmented reality, or AR, which projects digital imagery while users still see can see objects in the real world.