A new report said that the lower-cost Vision headset device will be arriving in two years’ time.
The successor to the Vision Pro will have a $2,000 price tag, which is more consumer-friendly compared to the Pro’s $3499 tag. The main difference between the two is lower-resolution screens and a less powerful chip to bring down the costs. Bloomberg mentioned that some of the features of the Vision Pro will be dropped, such as Eyesight, which allows a display to show the wearer’s eyes. The low-priced Vision headset will probably have the A-series chip compared to the M2 for the Vision Pro. As far as material is concerned, the budget Vision headset will have a lighter material, which might make it easier to wear.
Apple is believed to launch a successor to the Vision Pro to offer consumers a variety of choices. Both devices might have a debut to the public in 2026.
