An unannounced new Apple Vision Pro model was spotted in FCC documents. The new model might feature an M5 chip and comes with Wi-Fi 6. Apple’s augmented reality headset, the new Vision Pro model, has been prematurely disclosed by the U.S. Federal Communications Commission (FCC). The device, documented under model number A3416, is identified as belonging to the Vision Pro series.
The FCC documents detail the device’s wireless communication protocols and security tests. However, one of the notable details is that the device adheres to Wi-Fi 6 technology; the 6 GHz band does not appear to be used in this model.
It is rumored that the new Vision Pro will use the M5 chip instead of the M2. This suggests a serious leap in the headset’s performance. The design is expected to be largely preserved.
Furthermore, there is speculation that the device may include Thread technology, which would enable it to communicate directly with smart home devices. Apple has not yet made an official announcement, but the launch is believed to be very close.
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