Apple has dramatically scaled back Vision Pro production, according to a new report from The Information. The news comes days after CEO Tim Cook admitted in an interview that the $3,500 mixed-reality headset is for early adopters and “not a mass-market product.” The production slowdown is believed to be a response to disappointing sales, leaving […]
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Apple has dramatically scaled back Vision Pro production, according to a new report from The Information. The news comes days after CEO Tim Cook admitted in an interview that the $3,500 mixed-reality headset is for early adopters and “not a mass-market product.”
The production slowdown is believed to be a response to disappointing sales, leaving Apple with plenty of inventory to match current demand. Estimates over the summer suggested that Apple will not hit 500,000 sales in 2024.
A new report earlier this month fueled further speculation that the company is planning to release a less expensive model in 2025. Priced at around $2,000, the headset would ditch the Vision Pro’s faster processor and more premium build materials.
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