Apple’s AirTag 2 production is now expected to begin in the fourth quarter of 2024, according to tech analyst Ming-Chi Kuo. The prominent Apple-watcher took to Twitter to share his updated predictions.
Delayed Production for AirTag 2
Ming-Chi Kuo’s tweet suggests that the mass production for the second iteration of the AirTag will likely not start until the end of 2024. Previously, there had been no official confirmation or rumored timeline for the next version of Apple’s tracking device.
Vision Pro and Spatial Computing
Kuo also shed some light on Apple’s broader ambitions. He indicated that Apple aims to develop a new ecosystem based on spatial computing. Vision Pro, a yet-to-be-revealed product or technology, would serve as the core to integrate other Apple devices, including the upcoming AirTag 2.
While details on Vision Pro and its relation to AirTag 2 are limited, Kuo’s statement brings attention to Apple’s ongoing efforts in this area. Anyone tracking the tech giant’s moves should keep an eye on these developments as they unfold.
