But don’t worry, a cheaper version could still be en route
The Apple Vision Pro recently celebrated its first birthday, but the headset may already be losing momentum – a new report suggests that Apple has now halted work on its high-end successor.
According to The Information, Apple has « told at least one supplier that it has suspended work on its next high-end headset. » The reason for the move? A contributing factor is apparently that analysts and supply chain partners « have flagged slowing sales of the $3,500 device. »
That reported drop in sales is something we also heard last month from analyst Ming-Chi Kuo, but it doesn’t mean Apple is throwing in the towel on its ‘spatial computing’ headset.
The Information’s sources suggest that the company « is still working on releasing a more affordable Vision product » that’ll have fewer features than the current model and will land « before the end of 2025 ».
Apparently, Apple’s original plan for its Vision line was to split it into ‘Pro’ and standard models, just like the iPhone.
