Apfelpatient
  • Home
  • News
  • Rumors
  • Tips & Tricks
  • Reviews
  • Insights
No result
View All Results
  • iPhone 18
  • iPhone 18 Pro
  • iPhone Duo
  • Apple Home
  • Siri AI
  • HomePod
  • HomePod mini
  • HomePod mini 2
  • MacBook Pro
  • Apple TV 4K
  • Apple Watch Series 12
  • Apple Watch Ultra 4
  • AirPods 5
  • iOS 27
  • iPadOS 27
  • macOS
  • MacBook Neo
  • iPhone 17e
  • AirTags
  • iOS 26
  • iPhone 17
  • iPadOS
  • iMac
  • Mac mini
  • Apple TV
  • iPad Pro
  • iPhone Air
  • Apple Vision Pro
  • iPhone 16
  • AirPods 4
  • Apple Watch Ultra
  • MacBook Air
  • iPad
  • AirPods Max
  • AirPods Pro 3
  • Mac Studio
  • Studio Display
  • iPad Air
  • iPad mini
  • watchOS 27
  • Apple CarPlay
  • Apple Pay
  • watchOS 26
  • Home
  • News
  • Rumors
  • Tips & Tricks
  • Reviews
  • Insights
No result
View All Results
Apfelpatient
No result
View All Results
  • iPhone 18
  • iPhone 18 Pro
  • iPhone Duo
  • Apple Home
  • Siri AI
  • HomePod
  • HomePod mini
  • HomePod mini 2
  • MacBook Pro
  • Apple TV 4K
  • Apple Watch Series 12
  • Apple Watch Ultra 4
  • AirPods 5
  • iOS 27
  • iPadOS 27
  • macOS
  • MacBook Neo
  • iPhone 17e
  • AirTags
  • iOS 26
  • iPhone 17
  • iPadOS
  • iMac
  • Mac mini
  • Apple TV
  • iPad Pro
  • iPhone Air
  • Apple Vision Pro
  • iPhone 16
  • AirPods 4
  • Apple Watch Ultra
  • MacBook Air
  • iPad
  • AirPods Max
  • AirPods Pro 3
  • Mac Studio
  • Studio Display
  • iPad Air
  • iPad mini
  • watchOS 27
  • Apple CarPlay
  • Apple Pay
  • watchOS 26

New Apple Vision Pro: All the details about the next generation

Milan Jovicic by Milan Jovicic
April 27, 2025 - 3:48 PM CEST
in Apple Rumors
0
Apple Vision Pro Design

Image: Shutterstock / Tada Images

WhatsAppFacebookEmail
Threads

This article may contain affiliate links. Learn more on our Partner Program page.

Make Apfelpatient a preferred source One click – and you'll see us more often on Google

If you're waiting for new products from Apple, there's some exciting news. A lighter model for the Apple Vision Pro is in the works, and it could be released as early as early 2026. Initial details have emerged, revealing that Apple is working on multiple versions of the headset. Here's what's currently known about the upcoming update.

Apple is continuing to develop the Vision Pro. An initial update is expected to be lighter, cheaper, and more user-friendly. Insider information already provides numerous details about the material, a possible name, and other variants of the headset.

Apple plans two new Vision Pro models

According to Bloomberg's Mark Gurman, Apple is working on two new versions of the Vision Pro. One version will be lighter and less expensive. This model is designed to be more comfortable to wear for extended periods and appeal to a wider range of users. Release is planned for late 2025 or mid-2026 at the latest. Apple is also working on a second, wired model that connects directly to a Mac. In this version, the Mac handles all processing. The goal is to provide a more responsive user experience.

Focus on weight and comfort

A key issue with the current Apple Vision Pro is its weight. To make the new model lighter, Apple plans to switch from aluminum to titanium for the internal structures. Titanium is both more stable and lighter, which should allow for extended wear without discomfort. The outer casing will, however, continue to be made of aluminum.

New design and possible name change

The design could clearly differentiate the two models. According to the information, the lighter version may appear in a color similar to the black of the iPhone 5. This would make it immediately clear whether it is the Pro model or the cheaper variant. There is also speculation about the name. It is possible that the new version will not be called Apple Vision Pro, but perhaps simply Apple Vision or Apple Vision Air. This would allow Apple to differentiate even more clearly between high-end and entry-level models (via Bloomberg).

Uncertainties regarding positioning

It's not yet entirely clear how Apple will position the lighter model within its lineup. According to Gurman, it's unclear whether it will serve as a replacement for the current Vision Pro or be released as a more affordable alternative. Depending on Apple's decision, the new headset could either complement or replace the existing product line.

  • Apple wants to combine everyday life and AI with smart glasses
  • Apple Vision Pro could get an action button

The next steps for Apple Vision Pro at a glance

Apple is actively working on further developing the Vision Pro. With a lighter, more comfortable, and potentially more affordable model, Apple is responding to the criticism of the first Vision Pro. Particularly exciting is the switch to titanium, which could make everyday wear significantly more comfortable. There's also a possible new color and perhaps even a new name. If you're planning on getting an Apple Vision Pro, it's worth waiting a little longer. The new model will be available from late 2025 to early 2026 at the latest and could significantly improve the VR and AR experience. (Image: Shutterstock / Tada Images)

  • Apple Vision Air: Leak shows new cable in midnight color
  • Leak: Apple Vision Air will be thinner, lighter and darker
  • Apple Vision Pro: Two new models in the works
Was this article helpful?
YesNo
Tags: Apple Vision ProApple VR/AR
SendShareSend
Share

Our Amazon Storefront

A handpicked selection of products for iPhone, Mac and more – sorted by topic and updated regularly.

Shop Now

This post contains affiliate links (including Amazon). We earn a small commission on qualifying purchases – at no extra cost to you. Learn more on our Partner Program page.

Previous Post

Apple wants to combine everyday life and AI with smart glasses

Next Post

Apple 2027: New iPhone design could be really expensive

Milan Jovicic

Milan Jovicic

Milan founded Apfelpatient in 2016 and has been responsible for all editorial content since 2018 – news, rumors, how-to guides and product reviews. Here, Apple devices aren't review units kept for two weeks, they're everyday tools: from iPhone to MacBook Pro, MacBook Air and iMac all the way to Apple Vision Pro, at least one device from every product category is in daily use, many of them replaced every year. Every menu path in a guide is checked on the device before it goes live.

Related posts

iPad Air with OLED: Up to 5 million devices by 2027

by Milan Jovicic
November 10, 2026 - 7:39 PM CET
iPad Air OLED: Two iPad Air models in 13 and 11 inches in purple and blue, slightly offset in front of each other with colourful wallpapers.

The iPad Air is expected to switch to OLED in 2027: The supply chain anticipates 4 to 5 million devices, with Samsung supplying the majority of the panels.

Read moreDetails

iPhone 18e: Leak reveals 6.3-inch display and battery of the iPhone 18

by Milan Jovicic
November 9, 2026 - 16:42 CET
Apple iPhone 17e, predecessor of the iPhone 18e, with a notch at the top of the display

According to a leak, the iPhone 18e will have a 6.3-inch screen and the same battery as the iPhone 18. The removal of the SIM card slot is said to create more space.

Read moreDetails

iOS 28: Apple gives engineers more time for new ideas

by Milan Jovicic
November 8, 2026 - 17:40 CET
Symbol image for iOS 28: Xcode app icon with a hammer on a light gray background

With iOS 28, Apple changed the first development phase: six weeks instead of four for programming, only two for merging.

Read moreDetails

Mike Rockwell: Siri chief could step down in 2027

by Milan Jovicic
November 8, 2026 - 17:24 CET
Mike Rockwell standing in a glass-walled room at Apple Park with the ring building behind him

Mike Rockwell is considering stepping down as Siri leader in 2027, and may even leave Apple. His responsibilities would reportedly be shared by two managers.

Read moreDetails

Siri AI is to become an AI agent; Ternus is putting on the pressure

by Milan Jovicic
November 8, 2026 - 17:04 CET
Siri AI: Siri app icon with a silver sphere on a graphite background

Siri AI is supposed to handle tasks independently: According to a report, Apple CEO John Ternus is pushing for an AI agent. In Germany, EU regulations and language are holding things back.

Read moreDetails
Load More

Categories

  • Apple Insights
  • Apple Rumors
  • Apple News
  • Apple Tips & Tricks
  • iPhone news, rumors and tips
  • Mac and MacBook News
  • Reviews
Make Apfelpatient a preferred source One click – and you'll see us more often on Google

About APFELPATIENT

APFELPATIENT brings you the latest Apple news, product updates, guides, reviews and tips across the entire Apple ecosystem — from the iPhone to the Mac to the Apple Vision Pro. From the first rumors to confirmed news: researched responsibly.

Follow Apfelpatient

Facebook Instagram YouTube Threads Threads

Company

  • About Apfelpatient
  • Contact
  • Author Profiles

Community

  • Netiquette
  • Push notifications
  • RSS feed

Legal

  • Legal Notice
  • Privacy Policy
  • Terms of Use
  • Cookie settings
  • Affiliate Program

Resources

  • Sitemap

© 2026 Apfelpatient. All rights reserved.

No result
View All Results
  • Home
  • News
  • Rumors
  • Tips & Tricks
  • Reviews
  • Insights

© 2026 Apfelpatient. All rights reserved. Site map

Change language to Deutsch