Apple is reportedly quadrupling its efforts in the visual tech market, but Meta's Orion will be a tough act to follow.

There have been multiple signs suggesting that Apple's mixed reality Vision Pro headset is struggling to take off, both due to the super

That's exactly what happened with the Apple Vision Pro, which was framed as a spatial computer rather than a VR headset.Now, it looks like the brand is taking steps to streamline that form factor. That's after news of smart glasses emerged overnight.

The Apple Vision Pro saw relatively low demand when it launched earlier this year—largely because of its hefty $3,500 price tag. Now, Apple's Vision Products Group is hoping to produce a hit with a slightly cheaper Vision headset without the "Pro" designation that costs $2,000.

Mark Gurman of Bloomberg claims that Apple is now developing more devices that use the Vision Pro's technologies to compete with Meta. A pair of camera-equipped AirPods could also be launched by it.

Apple is reportedly aiming to launch smart glasses designed with broader mass-market appeal than its Vision Pro headset. The company intends to pour some of the billion dollar R&D investment from the Vision Pro's visual intelligence into more products,

Following up on a report from February this year, Bloomberg's Mark Gurman is doubling down on claims that Apple is developing new wearable products, suggesting that it could bring smart glasses and AirPods with cameras to market as early as 2027,

Apple is purportedly planning a new product lineup for 2027, leveraging its research and development investment in the Vision Pro headset