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Apple Vision Pro: specs, price and M5 changes

Short answer: Apple Vision Pro is a premium spatial-computing headset with 23 million pixels across two micro-OLED displays. The M5 version, released in October 2025, adds a faster chip and 120 Hz. Last checked October 11, 2026.

Key facts (M5 model)

ItemDetail
MakerApple
Operating systemvisionOS
DisplayTwo micro-OLED displays, 23 million pixels in total, 7.5-micron pixel pitch
Refresh rates90, 96, 100 and 120 Hz
ChipApple M5: 10-core CPU, 10-core GPU, 16-core Neural Engine, 16 GB unified memory
Co-processorApple R1 for sensor processing
Storage256 GB, 512 GB or 1 TB
InputEyes, hands and voice
Launch price (US)$3,499 for 256 GB; a June 2026 rise to $3,699 is reported

Apple publishes total pixels rather than a per-eye resolution. Wikipedia lists about 3660 x 3200 per eye and a field of view of about 100 x 73 degrees; treat those as approximate.

M2 vs M5 Vision Pro

Original (M2)Refresh (M5)
ReleasedFebruary 2, 2024October 22, 2025
Launch price (US)$3,499$3,499
Display23 million pixels, up to 100 Hz23 million pixels, up to 120 Hz, about 10% more rendered pixels
BandOriginal bandDual Knit Band included

Who it is for

Apple presents Vision Pro as a tool for media, creativity and work. If you mainly want to play VR games, a Quest or a PC VR headset costs far less. See the Quest comparison and the headset directory. This page covers specs and price, not hands-on testing.

Questions

How much does the Apple Vision Pro cost?

The M5 model launched in the US at $3,499 for 256 GB. MacRumors reports Apple raised the price to $3,699 in June 2026 because of the global memory shortage, while some other guides still list $3,499. Check Apple's store for today's price.

What is new in the M5 Vision Pro?

Apple's refresh adds the M5 chip, refresh rates up to 120 Hz, and about 10% more rendered pixels. The package includes the Dual Knit Band.

What storage sizes does it come in?

Apple lists 256 GB, 512 GB and 1 TB.

Is Vision Pro a gaming headset?

Apple markets it for spatial computing, media and work. It runs visionOS, and its game support is different from Quest or PC VR headsets.

How do you control it?

Through your eyes, hands and voice.

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