Production Begins- or 2025? Suppliers are reportedly making parts, but analysts are debating whether it will launch in late 2025 or be delayed until 2026. Rumors suggest that Vision Pro 2 components - As panels and shells – are in production. Suppliers such as Lens Technology and Changing Precision are racing to fulfill orders.

Lighter and (Maybe) Cheaper: Apple aims to reduce the headset’s weight and price, but don’t expect a true “budget” model yet. Bloomberg's headset will address one complaint about the original: It weighs a hefty 1.5 pounds.

M5  Chip & AI Upgrades: The rumored M5 chip could bring better performance and deeper Apple Intelligence integration. Early demos reportedly highlight improved display clarity and computational power for immersive apps.

Wired Mac mode for professionals: A new wired connection could provide ultra-low latency for medical, engineering, and gaming uses. This feature could make the headset more viable for enterprise users who are tired of wireless lag.

Same Look, Better Tech Inside: Leakers agree the exterior won’t change drastically. Apple may reuse existing parts to clear inventory, focusing on internal upgrades like liquid lenses (no more prescription inserts!) and a possible R! Chip refresh.

Eyesight May Disappear: Cost-cutting removes the external display, reducing immersion but lowering the price and downgrading screens from 3,380 dpi to 1,500 dpi. Some fear the reduction could sacrifice the “wow” factor. 

AR Glasses Still Years Away: Apple’s ultimate goal remains lightweight AR glasses, but they likely won't arrive before 2030. While Vision Pro 2 rumors swirl, insiders say Cook’s real priority is true AR glasses.

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