Apple appears to be shifting gears on the Vision Pro's production, but it's unclear if that means a new version is on the way.

This claim comes by way of Apple analyst Mark Gurman, who always has something to say about the iPhone maker. In his most recent newsletter, Gurman says Apple should release the Vision Pro 2 "between the fall of 2025 and spring of 2026." That would put it right around two years after the first-gen release.

Apple's next-gen Vision Pro will reportedly ship in 2025 with an M5 processor, while a cheaper Vision pro may not arrive until 2027.

Apple's second-generation Vision Pro headset with the M5 chip could launch as late as 2026, according to Bloomberg's Mark Gurman. In

Writing in the latest edition of the Power On newsletter, Gurman claims that the Apple Vision Pro 2 is expected to be released sometime between Fall 2025 and Spring 2026. That is a pretty big release window, and slightly less hopeful about the headset’s production timeline than previous reports.

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Bloomberg predicts that the Apple Vision Pro 2 may look very similar to its predecessor, but have a new and improved M5 processor under the hood.

The latest report from Bloomberg's Mark Gurman claims the Apple Vision Pro 2 should arrive between fall 2025 and spring 2026, with the same design but a big processor upgrade. App

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The Apple Vision Pro 2 is expected to get Apple's M5 chip as compared to the M2 in the original Vision Pro. This will help for augmented reality (AR) features