We know that Apple has been working on mixed reality glasses for a long time. In this context, the plans of the company, which will step into a new competition, are constantly changing. If we remember, recent rumors pointed out that the device will be introduced before the WWDC, which will take place in June. Mark Gurman, who is now known for his closeness to Apple, has announced the possible launch date of AR / VR-based glasses

According to Bloomberg writer Mark Gurman, Apple will officially showcase its AR/VR-based glasses during the WWDC event. In addition, Gurman stated that the glasses were first planned for the spring month and stated that it was delayed due to software and hardware problems that needed to be resolved. In the meantime, let's mention that the WWDC 2023 date has not been announced yet. However, as every year, it will most likely be held in June.

For those who don't know, Apple's mixed reality glasses will offer new features and capabilities never seen before in AR or VR-based headsets. Leaks claim that the device, which is said to be called "Reality Pro", will cost over $3,000 with dual 4K displays, enhanced tracking and multiple cameras.