Apple's new CEO thinks Vision Pro is too heavy and too expensive, and resources are turned to Ai glasses

Apple's gonna be a good-looking guy tomorrow. John Ternus, who will take over from CEO, has not been very supportive of Vision Pro. He believes that this is too big and too expensive to be a mass product. In contrast, he supported apples to continue making light smart glasses. This turn has begun to appear. Apple recently cut off a group of Vision Pro-related employees, not only for games and immersion videos, but also for equipment security, audio, Siri access, testing and operating systems. AppleInsider previously stated that at least 60 Vision project staff were affected. In June, Kwok Mingliang also stated that Ternus had personally approved a road map to significantly adjust head-on equipment. There are now only two smart glasses available in the supply chain: one without a screen of AI glasses, scheduled to be released in 2027, and the other with a screen, expected to be released in 2029. However, the Vision Pro has not yet settled out. The new version of the Apple code N224 Vision Pro, which was launched by the end of 2028, is still in progress, and some people are urging Ternus to continue。