Ming-Chi Kuo reveals new information about the Apple Vision Pro 2 launch, they would have the M5 chip and improved Apple Intelligence capabilities inside
According to a new report from Ming-Chi Kuo, Those in Cupertino are already preparing for a new generation of Apple Vision Pro. What is interesting is that would already be at an advanced stage of developmentso much so that They would enter mass production during the second half of 2025. This will be a great update considering it would move to an M5 chip and with obvious compatibility with Apple Intelligence. Will this be enough for a second generation?
Apple Vision Pro 2 without many changes except for its interior
Although it would take about a year for the product to be “finished”, There is not much information about its design and specifications. The jump to The M5 chip would be very important in terms of processing and functions.
On the other hand, Apple Intelligence within a year could have some interesting changes that, if Cupertino decides, could limit new devices. It remains to be confirmed whether the same company intends to equip the first generation Apple Vision Pro with its AI since it has a compatible M2 chip. Information from 9to5Mac indicates that Apple Intelligence will be imminent in Apple Vision Pro according to data found regarding iOS 18.1 beta 4 code references.
Apple Intelligence in its presentation at WWDC 2024
How big will the change be from an M2 to an M5? We have seen over the years, with the launches of new Macs and iPads, a leap forward in performance and energy efficiency. Apple Vision Pro could have ‘better user experience’ with Apple’s AI, says Ming-Chi Kuo. This is doubtful at the moment, as there is still no theoretical way to verify it.
Apple Vision Pro base price could be maintained
Regarding a public price of the Apple Vision Pro 2, Kuo indicates that it could be maintained and not undergo any changes compared to the first generation. The base price is $3,499, which has yet to be officially confirmed in USA, although prices in France and Germany start at $3,999 for the 256 GB version.
Test Apple Vision Pro in an Apple Store
Kuo points out that The challenge for head-mounted display or mixed reality manufacturers will be “human-machine user interface” in terms of intuitive and efficient improvement.. Eye tracking and gestures are expected to improve in the second generation by partnering with Apple Intelligence.
For the second generation of Apple Vision Pro, the supply chain should work the same way. Perhaps new suppliers could be added and attract investors’ attention, although this has not yet been confirmed. These suppliers could mean an increase in the positive trend of Apple Glasses. It will be important to see how Apple manages to give the Vision Pro 2 a worthy launch. taking into account that the competition will attack and continue to try to eclipse the new product from Cupertino.
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