Apple's Next-Gen AR Headset May Feature Titanium Alloy, New Color Options, and a Potential Name Change

Published: Apr 18, 2025 11:55

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According to foreign media AppleInsider, Apple's next-generation augmented reality headset may use titanium alloy to replace some aluminum structures to reduce weight. Well-known leaker Kosutami revealed that the new headset may come in black or dark blue color options, and this design change is expected to improve wearing comfort. Titanium alloy offers higher strength and durability compared to aluminum semis. The previously anticipated Apple Vision Pro 2, expected to launch in April 2026, may be directly named Apple Vision or even Apple Vision Air.

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