Apple is working on at least three augmented reality and virtual reality headsets, the first of which will likely launch as “Apple Reality Pro”, according to Bloombergis Mark Gurman.

In the latest edition of his “Power On” newsletter, Gurman explained that there are at least three Apple headsets actively in development that he is aware of, under the codes “N301”, “N602” and “N421”.

The first of these devices, the N301, is what Gurman thinks is called “Apple Reality Pro”. Apple Reality Pro is said to be the company’s “high-end rival” for Meta’s upcoming Quest Pro headset. The N602 would be the successor to the first Apple Reality Pro headphones and could be offered at a lower price. N421 is Apple’s augmented reality glasses device, although Gurman has warned that it may not launch for some time.

Gurman’s latest report is the first concrete indication of what the name of Apple’s first headset might be. It’s worth noting that the “Reality Pro” name aligns with Apple’s recent trademark filings. Last week, Bloomberg reported that Apple has trademarked several terms believed to be associated with its upcoming headsets, including “Reality Processor”, “Reality Pro” and “Reality One”.

According to analyst Ming-Chi Kuo, Apple plans to announce its first headset as soon as January next year, with potential features such as two 4K micro-OLED displays, 15 optical modules, two main processors, Wi-Fi connectivity Fi 6E, eye tracking. , object tracking and gesture controls. The approximate price of the device is not yet clear, but some reports indicate that it could cost around $3,000.