Cupertino (California), US - April 18 (ANI): Apple is apparently achieving notable progress in decreasing the weight of its highly anticipated Vision Pro 2, aimed at tackling one of the most significant critiques of its predecessor.

While the original Vision Pro received praise for its advanced capabilities; however, its weight turned into a notable disadvantage, especially for those needing prolonged use.

To counter this, Apple is expected to incorporate titanium According to GSM Arena, this involves the development of the next-generation augmented reality (AR) headset.

Based on documents acquired by GSM Arena, the firm is choosing titanium mainly concerning the inner architecture of the headset.

This step will aid in reducing the size without affecting the gadget's efficiency and sturdiness.

Nevertheless, the exterior of the headset will maintain an aluminum frame, now coated with a glossy black finish.

According to the reports, this exterior will feature a color similar to "dark graphite blue," paying homage to the brand's characteristic shades. Apple utilized in previous models such as the iPhone 5.

The use of titanium stands out as a daring option for Apple , taking into account the material's expensive price.

Nevertheless, this aligns with the company's commitment to delivering a lighter and more comfortable user experience. Vision Pro 2, without compromising the device's luxurious feel.

As the weight of the device decreases, it is anticipated that Apple will also tackle the issue of the headset's pricing, which has been a major obstacle for prospective buyers.

Furthermore, reports indicate that the upcoming AR headset might not feature the " Vision Pro 2 "nickname," as some had expected.

Alternatively, the product might be branded merely as "Vision" or possibly "Vision Lite," capturing its updated design ethos focused on weight reduction and ease of mobility.

With these changes, Apple not only seeks to enhance the general user experience but also aims to make the device more accessible to a wider range of people.

According to GSM Arena, the incorporation of titanium , when coupled with additional possible cost-reduction strategies, might lead to a more budget-friendly edition of the Vision Pro sequentially, rendering cutting-edge augmented reality tech accessible to a broader consumer base. (ANI)