We’re looking forward to fully testing the Apple Vision Pro, which is slated to go on sale in the coming weeks, but speculations and leaks about what Apple may do for a follow-up to the mixed reality headset have already begun.
According to market research firm Omdia (via The Elec and MacRumors), the Apple Vision Pro 2 will have brighter and more efficient screens than the current model. They will also allegedly use more sophisticated micro-OLED technology.
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This is due to a move to a standard known as RGB OLEDoS, which produces light and color directly from its RGB sub-pixels. A color filter is no longer required, which improves the visual user experience.
Samsung is likely to build the requisite panels, but you’ll have some time to save up beforehand – the Apple Vision Pro 2 is slated to appear in 2027, which is later than some previous speculations.
Maintaining the Vision
The Apple Vision Pro has not yet been made available to consumers, but it was unveiled in June. Pricing will begin at a pricey $3,499 – around £2,755 or AU$5,145 – however foreign pricing has yet to be established.
TechRadar is one of a few tech news sources that has had the opportunity to test the Apple Vision Pro ahead of its release, and we’ve been particularly pleased by the headset’s ability to display 3D spatial video.
It can also display 2D films and other digital components on virtual displays and may be used for video conferencing. It might turn out to be a tremendous tool for both work and escapism, but we’ll have to wait and see.
We’ve seen signs of how the gadget may be marketed in stores since Apple confirmed its existence, and the newest speculations claim it’ll be ready for purchase by the beginning of February. Following that, it should be one of the hottest IT concerns in 2024.
