Apple's follow-up to the Vision Pro headset could enter mass production next year and sport an as-yet-unannounced M5 chipset. It will reportedly keep much of the same design and therefore stick at around the same price, but it could come down. That's according to analyst Ming-Chi Kuo, who has reported the real selling point of Apple's next headset will be the integration of Apple Intelligence.
Kuo isn't able to predict whether Apple Intelligence will be made available for the current Apple Vision Pro, running on its M2 chip. The existing headset features a 16-core Neural Engine and 16GB of RAM, making it technically capable of Apple's suite of artificial intelligence upgrades. And given that $3,499/£3,499 asking price of the Vision Pro, it would seem churlish for Apple not to make it available.
