The Apple Vision Pro sales were disappointment, but a report states that more product launches will allow this category become a $25 billion business
The lack of an affordable price and expanded app repository meant that the Apple Vision Pro would never be the ‘home run’ product, with the latest evidence being that the headset’s production is set to end this year. The company has reportedly hit a snag with its low-cost model, and where it was mentioned that the device would launch sometime in 2025, the production timeline has been delayed beyond 2027. Regardless, an update states that Apple can still turn its headset business into a $25 billion one provided a multitude of products can fill this category, including a pair of smart glasses connected to an iPhone.New estimates show that Apple headset business may never reach the same height as the iPhone, but it might not have been intended to
A new report from Mark Gurman’s ‘Power On’ newsletter talks about Apple needing to find more revenue-growing avenues. The iPhone has cemented its place as the technology giant’s money-making machine, but sadly, it is not contributing to the sales gain that the company requires.
