Apple Vision Pro 2 Production Rumors Spark Speculation

April 8, 2025, 1:20 pm

Two reports feed speculation on Apple’s next-generation headset, the Vision Pro 2. One article claims that production may already be underway ahead of a launch later this year, while another, though less substantiated, suggests a potential arrival as early as April 2026. Both pieces center on rumors of significant hardware enhancements and evolving production strategies, reflecting industry chatter and anticipation about Apple’s follow-up to its original Vision Pro device.

bgr.com / Apple Vision Pro 2 reportedly set to launch later this year

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macrumors.com / Vision Pro 2 May Now Be in Production Ahead of Launch Later This Year

Second-gen Apple Vision Pro is reportedly in mass production, with key components already made in advance of a rumored late-2025 launch. The update may include a chip upgrade while reusing parts from the first model, though these claims remain unconfirmed.

appleinsider.com / Dodgy report claims Apple Vision Pro 2 arriving by April 2026

A questionable report claims that an updated version of the Apple Vision Pro, dubbed Apple Vision Pro 2, has entered mass production with a potential release within a year. However, the claims remain highly skeptical.

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