Discussing the Apple Vision Pro 2, we’re diving into how its reported improvements make it stand out from its predecessor
The first one isn't even out yet!
Hot on the heels of the Apple Vision Pro, rumors swirl about Apple’s next-gen mixed-reality headset. Expect innovation, style, and a tech leap as Apple continues to redefine the future of immersive experiences.
Apple’s Vision Pro 2 is set for a display upgrade, shifting from WOLED to RGD OLEDoS, as reported by The Elec citing market research from Omdia. This move promises enhanced visuals and signifies a notable advancement in display technology.
Will the new Apple Vision Pro 2 have a better display with clearer visuals and more vibrant colors compared to the previous version?
MacRumors recently revealed that the upcoming Vision Pro 2 headset is expected to revolutionize display technology, eliminating the need for a color filter and promising superior brightness and efficiency compared to Apple’s imminent 2024 headset. While advancements in sequels are typical, the detailed insights into the improved display technology are surprisingly preemptive, especially considering the first headset is yet to hit the market.
Omdia, aligning with Apple expert Ming-Chi Kuo’s earlier forecast, anticipates the Vision Pro 2’s debut in 2027. Amid this wait, Apple may unveil a more budget-friendly alternative to the $3,500 Vision Pro, though the timeline remains uncertain. Should this economical option materialize, it’s unlikely to incorporate the advanced display features outlined in Omdia’s report, but speculation remains. The confirmation or refutation of these speculations is slated for revelation in three years’ time.
