When I reviewed the Apple Vision Pro last year, I described it as the most advanced wearable display available—but its front-heavy design and eye-watering price made it hard to recommend without ...

Apple’s first Vision Pro hardware update is here, and it’s more than just a spec bump. Sure, there’s an M5 chip inside, but that doesn’t tell the full story. I’ve been using the new Vision Pro (M5) ...

Apple's Vision team met me in-headset to chat about how unique telepresence Personas have evolved, and where they're going. I started with CNET reviewing laptops in 2009. Now I explore wearable tech, ...

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With the recent releases of visionOS 26 and newly refreshed Vision Pro hardware, it’s an ideal time to check in on Apple’s Vision Pro headset—a device I was simultaneously amazed and disappointed by ...

First things first, the biggest update to the new Vision Pro is the addition of an M5 chip powering it. This is Apple's latest in-house silicon, and every review I read noted that performance is ...

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The M5 refresh makes the new Apple Vision Pro faster and improves some features, but it doesn't change the fact that the headset still doesn't have a long-term place in most people's homes. The M5 ...

is a deputy editor with 18 years of experience writing and editing product reviews, gadgets and business news. Previously, he was a deputy editor covering technology companies at CNBC. Apple’s Vision ...

The M5 doesn't remake Apple Vision Pro into a hit consumer product, nor does it solve Apple's ongoing issues with a lack of developer interest in the platform, but it is better, and that may be enough ...

Rivals like Google and Microsoft have backed away from their AR/VR efforts. But for some companies, Apple’s Vision Pro headset could fill the gap — if you deploy wisely. A decade ago, Google “retired” ...