The tech company has slowed down production of the mixed-reality headset since the early summer, the Information reported on Wednesday. By the end of the year, Apple could even opt to completely stop making the current version of the Vision Pro, multiple people involved in building components for the headset told the outlet.

CEO Tim Cook recently said the $3,500 Vision Pros weren't a "mass market product." Analysts said scaling back production would be smart.

Reports Apple is closing down Vision Pro production seem counter intuitive, given that in the last few days, Cisco and Vimeo have both released software for the high-tech headset, which is also now being used for pilot training.

According to the report, the company that does the final assembly of Vision Pro headsets has been warned production could wind down in November. There are caveats, including that production could ramp up if demand increases for some reason, and that a future model could use some of the same parts but with an upgraded processor.

Apple has abruptly reduced production of the Vision Pro headset and could stop making the current version of the device completely by the end

Apple isn’t able to sell enough of the Vision Pro units and could cancel its production by year-end. The report suggests that Apple has enough units of Vision Pro in its invento

Apple's Vision Pro headset hasn't exactly been a smash hit.

Apple is not only slowing down Vision Pro headset production due to weak demand, but it might stop completely before the end of the year.

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