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After a year of use, it remains clear that the Apple Vision Pro benefits from the power of M5, even if not much else changed. Apple’s work is far from over.

Close-up of an Apple Vision Pro with reflective lenses mounted on a stand in a workshop, blurred tools and equipment hanging on the wall in the background
Apple Vision Pro review: one year into M5 and there’s not much to say

I’m writing this review with ten Safari tabs open in a carousel, Drafts below, Music in a mini player on my right, and various social apps behind me. The Apple Vision Pro with M5 isn’t showing signs of strain, and that’s even with visionOS 27 running as I write some portions of this review.

It shouldn’t be. It’s M5 after all.

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