The Apple Vision Pro is now about two years old, and rumors are already planning to introduce its successor, The Vision Pro2 by the end of this year. And the next-round vision Pro is expected to be much more powerful than its predecessor. According to a new report by macromors, the upcoming Vision Pro 2 may have the facility of Apple’s declared M5 chip so far.

According to the report, which indicates the code “accidentally shared by Apple”, which was exposed by an contributor, the upcoming Vision Pro 2 expects the APPEL to facilitate the M5 chip of APPLE. Now rumors about the internal of Vision Pro2 have been roaming for months. Last year, some analysts, including Ming-Chi Kuo, suggested that the device would get M5 chip. Others, such as Mark Gurman of Bloomberg, believed that Apple would choose the option for M4, the same chip gives power to the latest MacBook Air and iPad Pro model. But now the new report is strongly indicated to Apple’s plans to strengthen Vision Pro2 with the new generation of Apple Silicon.

The launch timeline for the Vision Pro2 is still unconfirmed, but the industry is indicated at a possible end of Bakbak 2025. Apple may use its October launch window which is usually reserved for high-profile hardware announcements after the launch of the iPhone series in September, to launch headsets with other major products.

If the conclusions of the new report are accurate, Apple’s second generation mixed-cosmetics may be the first Apple device to debut with the headset M5 chip. Given that Apple may refresh its MacBook Pro this year and instead it may launch M5-operated MACS in early 2026. This means that if the Vision Pro 2 comes with the M5 this year, it will be the most powerful machine of Apple yet or at least the device with the most powerful chipset of Apple.

Of course, the new vision Pro will benefit from better performance and efficiency. However, in addition to advanced processors, reports suggest that no major hardware redware is required. Apple may introduce a modified head strap to improve long -term rest.

What was brought to the table for the first generation vision Pro, Apple launched Vision Pro in early 2024. It moves on a dual-chip setup: M2 chip for core computing functions, which is characterized by 8-core CPU and 10-core GPU, and the R1 chip is dedicated to processing sensor data with ultra-lavay latency to the R1 chip. For visuals, the Vision Pro uses dual micro-oleled displays, which offers a joint 23 million pixels with fresh rates of 90Hz, 96Hz and 100Hz. The hood includes several cameras and a lidar scanner that enables the exact head, hand and eye tracking, as well as mapping detailed atmosphere for Emarsiv AR and VR experiences.

For audio, Vision Pro features individual spatial audio and dynamic head tracking. It is powered by an external battery pack, which offers general use for two hours or a video playback of 2.5 hours, with the option to plug in for the use of a full day.

If the Apple M5 ships the vision Pro2 with the chip, it can make a big jump in the performance. This will facilitate it rich environment, more complex interaction and better battery efficiency.