Apple might launch the first-gen AR glasses in late 2024, more than a year after the first-gen mixed reality headset.
That’s not when the glasses will start selling in stores, however.
None of the current VR headsets out there can also offer AR content. Those devices are relatively affordable, but they need to be tethered to a computer. Also, if leaks are accurate, the MR device will be as powerful as a Mac and won’t require a wired connection to any computer. And it’ll be more expensive than an entry MacBook Air or Pro.
Unlike the MR gadget, the AR glasses should look like prescription eyewear. They will only deliver AR content, not VR. And they will likely require a connection to an iPhone, although we expect it to be a wireless link between the glasses and the handset.Apple’s plans might always change, and there’s no guarantee that Apple’s first AR glasses will be anything like rumors suggest.
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