Apple’s Vision Pro was supposed to be the device that pulled mixed reality out of the niche and into the mainstream, but the ...

When Apple ( AAPL 1.31%) launched the first iteration of its Vision Pro headset in early 2024, the tech giant declared that ...

The Financial Times hit an Apple news home run over the holiday season with claims the company has scaled back its Vision Pro ...

Internally, the new Vision Pro uses Apple’s recently released M5 chip, which offers a significant increase in raw power over the three-year-old M2 in the original Vision Pro. It’s the same processor ...

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It's been another busy year in tech, and while there were some interesting innovations, a few devices stand out for . Here ...

As of early January 2026, Apple has reportedly made the difficult decision to sharply scale back production and marketing for ...

Apple Vision Pro is not a virtual reality headset. Not officially, anyway—instead, Apple uses the term “spatial computing” to describe the device's core function. While it's capable of placing users ...

According to analyst Ming-Chi Kuo, Apple has two new Apple Vision Pro headsets in development, with the M5 version expected to arrive perhaps by the end of 2025. Of all the rumors concerning future ...

IDC estimates Apple's Chinese manufacturing partner Luxshare stopped Vision Pro production in 2025 after selling 390,000 units in 2024, the headset's debut year. The company anticipates 45,000 units ...

Apple today unveiled its hardware refresh of Vision Pro, which includes its latest M5 chip and a new Dual Knit Band. Apple has unveiled the new Vision Pro featuring the M5 chip, which is said to ...

Apple's new M5 processor could improve performance for the latest versions of Apple's best iPad and VR/AR headset. Here's what to expect. I started with CNET reviewing laptops in 2009. Now I explore ...