This weekend in his Power On newsletter, Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman wrote: “updates of the Vision Pro and iPad Pro are imminent.” He then outlined several specific features to expect. On the M5 iPad Pro, ...

The M5 Apple Vision Pro builds upon the foundation of its predecessor, the M2 model, by introducing a series of refinements. These include a redesigned strap for improved comfort, the more powerful M5 ...

The M5 doesn't remake Apple Vision Pro into a hit consumer product, nor does it solve Apple's ongoing issues with a lack of developer interest in the platform, but it is better, and that may be enough ...

Vision Pro 2 leaks suggest a late 2025 launch, positioning Apple at the forefront of Apple spatial computing. The new device is expected to feature M4 or M5 chips, doubling processing power to deliver ...

Apple plans to introduce a new version of the Vision Pro this year, with the main update focused on the chip inside, reports Bloomberg's Mark Gurman. The device will use the M4 chip that Apple has ...

Apple’s Vision Pro 2, the highly anticipated successor to its first mixed-reality headset, is rumored to debut in late 2025. While the external design and premium price tag are expected to remain ...

Apple is selling a new accessory for the Vision Pro headsets which happens to be the first spatial stylus for the device. Called the Logitech Muse spatial stylus, it offers exciting features for the ...

Apple Vision Pro recently got a big visionOS 26 software update, and its first hardware revision is coming soon. But what may prove more critical to Vision Pro’s long-term success is another recent ...

Apple Vision Pro owners will be able to watch live basketball games in the Apple Immersive format starting on Friday, January 9, Apple said today. Apple is partnering with Spectrum to air Los Angeles ...

When I reviewed the Apple Vision Pro last year, I described it as the most advanced wearable display available—but its front-heavy design and eye-watering price made it hard to recommend without ...

Make the most of your $3,500 headset.

While both Apple and Samsung's headsets have a lot of similarities (like their basic design and support for features such as hand and eye tracking), there are also some very important differences.