So as hinted to above by Kuo’s report, anything outside of what’s powering the Apple Vision Pro 2 doesn’t look set to change much. That means the same 4K microOLED display tech per eye, the same lenses, and that same premium construction with the EyeSight display up front.

After its much-hyped reveal during 2023’s WWDC event, Apple released the $3,500 Vision Pro AR/VR headset into the wild, and the community has so far been … largely whelmed. Our initial impressions of the headset have held relatively true throughout the year: It’s a technically impressive piece of hardware in search of a use case.

Reputable tech leaker Ming-Chi Kuo claimed that Apple is currently preparing for the next-gen Vision Pro that can potentially feature Apple Intelligence.

Apple is said to be working to expand Vision Pro Guest Mode to the iPhone; here's how it could work and when it might launch.

Since its US launch in February and subsequent rollout to more markets in June, Apple's Vision Pro has received praise and criticism. After personally experiencing it at the Canton Road Apple Store in Hong Kong,