As usual, the FCC’s disclosure focuses on connectivity standards more than other hardware. To that end, the regulatory body indicates that Apple’s next VR headset will retain Wi-Fi 6 connectivity rather than moving onto Wi-Fi 6E or Wi-Fi 7. Incidentally, the same appears to be the case with new MacBook Pro laptops.
Also, the FCC has shared a technical drawing of A3416. Embedded below, the image shows a headset with the same overall design and hardware as the existing Vision Pro. Thus, it seems probable that the extent of Apple’s Vision Pro upgrades will centre on its Apple M5 chipset, just like its iPad Pro and MacBook Pro series. While $3,499 pricing and a launch before the end of the year are also rumoured, it remains to be seen whether Apple will market its next VR headset as the Vision Pro or the Vision Pro 2.
