
When Apple launched the Vision Pro, it marked a new era for mixed-reality devices. Perhaps the device arrived too soon, or the price tag was not appropriate, which led to a failure in sales. But as the tech world always looks to the future, the conversation is already shifting to what comes next in Apple’s Vision series. While everyone expects a chip upgrade for the second-generation model, a new rumor suggests the next Vision Pro XR headset could get a striking visual change that’s more than just an internal update.
New Apple Vision Pro 2 rumor points to a Space Black color
According to a recent report from Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman, Apple is considering a “space black” version of the Vision Pro. On paper, a color change might not seem like a major upgrade. However, it’s a big deal for a product that has a very distinct design. This move would mirror a strategy Apple has used before with the Apple Watch Ultra, which was initially available in a single light color before the introduction of a darker version a year later.
This “space black” rumor hints at Apple’s likely strategy for the Vision Pro 2. Instead of a complete design overhaul—which the original article suggests is unlikely—Apple may focus on smaller, meaningful changes that signal a new model. The most significant change will still be under the hood. According to rumors, a chip upgrade—from the M2 chip to a more powerful M4 or M5 chip—could be on the list.
A new color would serve as the most obvious way for a user to know they’re holding the latest version. For a product that looks identical from the outside, a new finish provides a clear visual distinction. It’s a smart move that allows Apple to refresh the product’s aesthetic without committing to a costly redesign.
Next-gen design update could be all about the color
A new color won’t change the Vision Pro’s price or core functionality. However, a “space black” version would certainly look cool. It also makes sense given that Apple already offers a “space black” finish on other high-end devices like the M4 iPad Pro and MacBook Pro. For fans who want to stand out, or for those who simply prefer a darker aesthetic, this could be the one detail that makes the Vision Pro 2 truly appealing, even if the other changes are mostly internal.
Still, a color change and upgraded specs might not be enough for success. A suitable price tag is also necessary, as the first-gen Apple Vision Pro model demonstrated.
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