Apple allegedly plans to launch a new version of the Vision Pro this year, aimed at an important update that is aimed at increasing its performance. According to Mark Gurman of Bloomberg, the new generation of AR/VR headset of Apple is expected to have M4 chip, which has already been used in iPad Pro and many Macs.

With this upgrade, Apple aims to provide better processing capacity than the current M2 chip found in the current vision Pro model. The M4 chip is estimated to improve a significant improvement in speed and efficiency, making the device more powerful to demand applications.

When to expect Vision Pro 2?

According to Gurman, Apple may bring “early stages” of the new Vision Pro, which includes an advanced M4 processor with new models and a re -designed lease to reduce the neck and headache. The device will probably focus on artificial intelligence enhancement, which will align with the wide AI integration of Apple in its products. These updates are expected to make the vision Pro more attractive to a wide range of users, leading to both functionality and comfort.

In addition to the processor update, the Apple is reportedly testing a version of the Vision Pro with an enlarged nerve engine. If realizing, it would mean that the M4 chip will include more than 16 nerve engine core found in the M4 chip, which will greatly boost AI work processing.

Gurman also notes that the Apple Vision is working on another variation of Pro that can be given to iPhone or MAC for enterprise application and LAG can be reduced. This tethard version can provide additional flexibility and performance benefits for professional users.

Vision Pro 2 can be more comfortable

Apple is reportedly focused not only on internal component reforms, but also on user comfort. The new Vision Pro is rumored to include a re -designed lease, which aims to make the headset more comfortable to wear for an extended period. These new straps will address the discomfort of the head and neck experienced by users, although specific design details are unknown.

Apple was also thinking about Vision Air?

And AR/VR is more in Apple’s future plans for the VR headset. If reports are to be believed, Apple is planning to introduce a lighter and potentially more affordable vision Pro variants in 2027, as Gurman and analyst Ming-Chi Kuo has indicated. This version, “Vision Air” is dubbed, hopefully it is expected to reduce the cost barrier for consumers interested in low weight and potentially Apple’s advanced headset technology. This strategic step can also allow Apple to expand the access of vision Pro in the market and make it more accessible to the broader audience.