Apple's next headset should be called Vision Air and be lighter than the Vision Pro thanks to the use of titanium for some of its internal components.
Rumor: “Apple Vision Air” will be thinner and lighter than the Vision Pro
Apple's next headset should be called Vision Air and be lighter than the Vision Pro thanks to the use of titanium for some of its internal components.
Apple is reportedly developing two new Vision Pro headsets, including an ultra-low-latency model that would require a wired connection with a Mac.
Apple Vision Pro is now available for pre-order in nearly half a dozen new countries, including France, Germany and the United Kingdom.
Apple’s Vision Pro will get a cheaper version in 2025, but the company has reportedly suspended work on the second-generation model.
Apple's Vision Pro headset will be available to purchase in China, Canada, the United Kingdom, Germany and other countries in June and July.
Apple CEO Tim Cook has confirmed that Vision Pro will launch in China this year, marking the first expansion of its headset outside the United States.
Aside from native spatial apps, Vision Pro will have access to over a million iPhone and iPad apps running in compatibility mode on visionOS.
You can customize your Vision Pro headset with a slew of accessories, including a pricey Apple-designed protective travel case and Belkin's handy battery holder.
Consult our guide when you pre-order your Apple Vision Pro for an overview of the purchasing steps and optional upgrades such as additional storage, AppleCare, etc.
Your favorite entertainment apps for video streaming and sports will be available in the App Store when Vision Pro launches on February 2.
It looks like Apple has disabled or wholly removed a feature from Vision Pro software that replaced the view of the user’s ceiling with a virtual sky environment.
Apple has shared Vision Pro ordering tips with would-be shoppers ahead of pre-orders for the $3500 headset that’ll kick off later in January.