Apple Vision Pro

There's no doubt that the iPhone Ultra is going to turn some heads, but whether Apple can actually hit those lofty sales targets is another matter. The cost of phones is on the rise, and it's been speculated that the iPhone 18 Pro Max could be as much as $200 more expensive than the iPhone 17 Pro Max. If the $2,500 prediction is accurate, that would be a lot of money to spend on a single smartphone, even if it is Apple's first ever foldable. If the $3,500 Apple Vision Pro taught us anything (now $3,700 with price hikes), it's that all the advanced technology in the world can't make up for your

Apple has reportedly back-burned its expensive, heavy Vision Pro headset in favor of two different smart glasses. Supply chain analysts have claimed the Meta Ray-Ban-esque Apple Glasses will launch in 2027, while an XR version might debut in 2028 or 2029. "I expect Apple to be a player in AI wearables one way or another," Greengart told Tom's Guide. Everyone I spoke with agreed that Apple Glasses seem to be the next step; it's just unclear what direction Apple wants to take them. Though any glasses will likely be more consumer-friendly and cheaper than the Vision Pro. If Apple gets glasses cor

Revealed for the first time on stage at the AWE 2026 show by Snap founder and CEO Evan Spiegel, Specs bring the exciting vision teased by products like the Apple Vision Pro, Samsung Galaxy XR, and RayNeo X3 Pro into a technically astonishing pair of glasses. These standalone AR glasses come in two sizes, 47mm and 52mm, and are powered by a pair of Qualcomm Snapdragon processors. One drives the Lens apps and AR experiences, and the other drives computer vision. Specs use waveguide technology to put a full, 16-million color display in front of your eyes, which will look like a 24-inch monitor wh

You might think $2,000 is an absurd price for glasses, which tend to cost anywhere from $300 to $800. But it's right in the range of high-end mixed reality headsets such as the Samsung Galaxy XR ($1,900) and Apple Vision Pro ($3,500). Unlike those headsets -- or smart glasses from Google and Meta -- Spiegel thinks Snap's Specs can go it on their own, with a bespoke OS and no need for a phone. Snap's been working toward this goal for years, but Spiegel sees recent advances as helping make it possible now: battery life, for one. And size. The new Specs are still big and relatively heavy. They co