Apple's mixed-reality headset should appear at WWDC in June, and you know it's gonna cost a lot

pcgamer.com:

Apple reportedly plans to unveil its long-awaited mixed-reality headset during the Worldwide Developers Conference on June 5 at its campus in Cupertino, California. This would be the newest product Apple has announced since the Apple Watch in 2015.

Bloomberg(opens in new tab) reports that the headset, which is rumored to be called the Reality Pro, will be the big focus of the event for Apple, with a reveal of the headset and its xrOS operating system. The Apple headset will feature inside-out tracking with special hand and eye controls, VR Facetime, and AR/VR versions of core Apple apps." 

The headset will supposedly have a portable battery that'll sit in your pocket to reduce its weight, too. 

Like new Apple products, the headset has a rumored premium price tag—as high as $3,000. It will have a number of external cameras as well as a pair of high-resolution screens, though details on exact specs have mostly been a matter of speculation.

For context, our pick for the best VR headset(opens in new tab) is the Meta Quest 2(opens in new tab), which retails as cheap as $349. Even the most expensive gaming headset, the HTC Vive Pro 2(opens in new tab), will run you about $1,400, which is roughly half the reported cost of Apple's new headset.

Apple is said to be working on a cheaper headset dubbed the Reality One, but details are sparse. Apple is making a big push into AR and VR, just as its biggest competitor, Meta, announced yet another round of massive layoffs(opens in new tab). 

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We first heard of the mixed-reality headset when news broke of releasing more consumer-friendly