Apple Leak Hints at M5-Powered Vision Pro 2, New iPad Mini, and More Game-Changing Upgrades

Apple may have just let some major secrets slip — and tech fans are buzzing.

According to code discovered by MacRumors, the company is gearing up to launch a Vision Pro 2 headset powered by Apple’s next-gen M5 chip, an upgraded iPad Mini with A19 Pro performance, and other high-profile hardware refreshes.

🥽 Vision Pro 2 — Now With M5 Chip Power

The leaked code suggests Apple’s next Vision Pro headset will ditch the M2 chip for a blazing-fast M5 processor, promising even more immersive mixed reality experiences.
This lines up with recent reports from trusted supply chain analyst Ming-Chi Kuo, who predicted a significant performance leap for the second-gen Vision Pro.

For U.S. creators, gamers, and developers, that could mean smoother AR/VR workflows, richer graphics, and longer battery life.

📱 iPad Mini — Ready for a Serious Upgrade

The iPad Mini isn’t being left behind. The leak points to a bump up to the A19 Pro chip — the same processor expected to ship in the iPhone 17 Pro this September.
That would bring pro-level multitasking and speed to Apple’s smallest tablet, making it a must-watch for students, travelers, and on-the-go professionals.

📺 Apple TV — A Big Boost for Streaming & Gaming

Apple may also be planning to swap the A15 Bionic in the current Apple TV for the A17 Pro chip from the iPhone 15 Pro.
This would deliver faster app performance, better gaming capabilities, and potentially enhanced graphics for Apple Arcade titles.

🔊 HomePod Mini — Smarter on the Inside

The updated HomePod Mini could feature a System in Package (SiP) design similar to the Apple Watch Series 9 and Series 10.
This could mean better Siri responsiveness, improved smart home control, and potentially energy efficiency gains.

⌚ Watch Series 11 — Next in Line

According to the leak, Apple may also use this SiP platform for the Apple Watch Series 11, expected to debut next month. That could bring unified chip architecture across multiple Apple products for smoother integration.

📅 What’s Next?

While Apple hasn’t confirmed any of these details, the fact that they appeared in official code makes these upgrades more than just speculation. If accurate, the M5-powered Vision Pro 2 could be Apple’s most powerful wearable yet — and 2025 might be one of the company’s biggest product years in recent memory.