Another setback is apparently experienced by Apple's AR/MR headset as consumer enthusiasm for the device fades away.

 It looks like Apple has suffered another  reversal with its mixed- reality headset, as critic Ming- Chi Kuo has chimed in,  participating that mass  product for the product has been delayed. While it's unclear whether this device will make an appearance at Apple's  forthcoming WWDC set to take place on June 5, at the  veritably least this new development will push back the release of the product by a many months. Kuo expects that the headset could release eventually in the third quarter of this time, but amounts of the product will be much lower.   

For times, we have been hearing about Apple's coming major product release, a mixed- reality headset that, according to  colorful rumors and reports, would be like nothing we have seen  ahead. While the enthusiasm and excitement has been  fairly high  girding the product, the company has  no
way   verified or indeed  conceded the actuality of this device, making it a bit of a  riddle when it comes to its capabilities and aesthetics . While we would  generally have hundreds of leaks leading up to an iPhone launch, we have yet to see one blurted  product image or even render.

   

While the public's  expectation runs high, internally, it appears that Apple is not all that confident with its unannounced device, with Kuo  participating that the  platoon at Apple is not"  veritably auspicious" that the headset will be  suitable to  produce an" iPhone moment" with what is  presently in front of them in the Cupertino. It's unknown what exactly seems to be the problem, but  before this month, there were reports that stated Apple's design  platoon wanted to further delay the product, with Apple CEO Tim Cook overruling the decision and  rather moving forward with plans for a release.