Apple Vision Pro launched in stores and began arriving to customers today in South Korea and the United Arab Emirates. In addition, customers can

Macworld I have been using Apple Vision Pro on and off for the last nine months. When it was released in February, I described it as a device with a ton of potential but with huge challenges to overcome.

What if you could work on your computer, but your computer was on your face? I'm not convinced this is Apple Vision Pro's killer app.

This claim comes by way of Apple analyst Mark Gurman, who always has something to say about the iPhone maker. In his most recent newsletter, Gurman says Apple should release the Vision Pro 2 "between the fall of 2025 and spring of 2026." That would put it right around two years after the first-gen release.

Vimeo recently launched its visionOS app that Apple announced during WWDC 2024. As part of bringing Vimeo to the

Apple's next-gen Vision Pro will reportedly ship in 2025 with an M5 processor, while a cheaper Vision pro may not arrive until 2027.

That suggestion initially came from analyst Ming-Chi Kuo, and has now been supported by Apple expert Mark Gurman from Bloomberg. In his latest Power On newsletter, he claims the Apple Vision Pro 2 is expected to arrive sometime between fall of 2025 and spring of 2026.

Apple has rolled out the Vision Pro in stores and began arriving to customers in South Korea and the United Arab Emirates. The tech giant first released the spatial computer in the U.S. in February. In June and July,