Apple taps Chinese contract manufacturer Luxshare, six other mainland suppliers in production of Vision Pro mixed-reality headset


Luxshare has become the first mainland electronics contract manufacturer enlisted by Apple to build a ‘first-generation’ product, the Vision Pro. Six other mainland companies, including audio components maker Goertek, are part of Apple’s Vision Pro supply chain. — SCMP

Chinese electronics contract manufacturer Luxshare Precision Industry Co, a major supplier of AirPods for Apple that has also won iPhone 15 orders, emerged as the assembler of the US tech giant’s new Vision Pro mixed-reality headset, according to the latest bill of materials (BOM) analysis by local consultancy Wellsenn XR.

That analysis showed seven mainland companies serve as suppliers to Apple’s Vision Pro headset, which was launched last week as a “spatial computing” device that changes the way users interact with their favourite apps, capture images, enjoy television shows and films, and connect with others via FaceTime.

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