Apple has a new Vision Pro in the works for late 2028
Apple is testing four designs for its next Vision Pro, including a Meta-style pocket puck, for late 2028 or early 2029.
Apple is testing four designs for its next Vision Pro, including a Meta-style pocket puck, for late 2028 or early 2029.
Some Apple stores are moving one Vision Pro a month. That's not a product, that's a display unit with paperwork.
Meta's splashiest Connect hardware won't ship until spring 2027, but you can buy $449 Ray-Bans right now.
Meta's new $1,299 "glasses" weigh 100g but still need a battery pack clipped to your pocket.
Beat Saber ditched sabers. You're catching orbs and rods with bare hands in Spring 2027.
Ternus reframed Vision Pro as a platform play rather than a consumer flop, citing surgeons and filmmakers as real professional users.
Every Vision Pro from the M2 up gets visionOS 27 free on Monday, minus the two features Apple keeps back for the M5.
Meta's slim Phoenix headset leaked out of its own Horizon OS, with Zenni prescription lenses and the compute apparently moved off your face.
ByteDance's spatial video AI ships October 2026, and Pico's headset reveal just slipped to Q4 2026.
Pico's Vision Pro rival cleared FCC with 4,000 PPI microOLED and faster silicon, but it won't ship until Q4 2026.
Apple gutted Vision Pro teams across security, audio, Siri, and visionOS. The successor isn't coming until 2028, if it comes at all.
Apple locked a camera to the dugout rail in 8K and Michael Simon, who didn't want a Vision Pro, now wants one.
Quest 3 hit 240Hz in developer mode this week, and almost no apps can run it.
Pico's microOLED headset with 4,000 PPI and 2x XR2 Gen 2 performance won't ship until 2026 because the software isn't ready.
About 200 people across four teams, and Apple's told staff visionOS isn't going anywhere.
Apple quietly laid off Vision Pro engineers while John Ternus bets the company's spatial future on smart glasses instead.
It's four Friday games in all, each with its own 180-degree feed and its own three-person commentary booth.
All five surgeons preferred the headset. Instead of looking at a monitor across the room they kept a forward-facing posture throughout.
Samsung is shutting down the screen project for a cheaper Vision Pro by September 2026.
Vision Pro now costs $3,699, roughly seven times a Meta Quest 3.