This week, there was a lot of back and forth about Apple Vision Pro production numbers. Here's why they don't matter.

Noted third-party Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo claims the company has cut its first-year shipment numbers for the Vision Pro mixed reality headset from 700K-800K units down to just 400K-450K units.

Independent tech analyst Ming-Chi Kuo maintains Apple may be reducing Vision Pro shipments for its international debut by a wide margin due to demand falling “sharply beyond expectations” in the US market.

Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo claims Apple is putting the brakes on production of the spatial computing headset due to low demand; the Vision Pro launched in the US earlier this year.

Amidst claims of Apple Vision Pro production numbers being cut, the cheaper version of the headset may not arrive in 2025.

Apple is reportedly cutting down shipments of their Apple Vision Pro, which comes bundled with 200 games, due to low demand.

"Apple cut orders before launching Vision Pro in non-US markets, which means that demand in the US market has fallen sharply beyond expectations."

The challenge for Vision Pro is to address the lack of key applications, price and headset comfort,' warned Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo.

Apple recently announced its first generation-mixed-reality headset, the Vision Pro. During its initial days, the overall sales and demand for the device were on the higher side. The increasing hype of the product on the internet made the brand believe that the device would sell like a hotcake.