Samsung or Garmin will sell a device with a MicroLED display when it thinks it can make enough money from doing it. And Apple will sell a foldable when there's enough money to be made on every unit sold. It also monitors steps, calories, heart rate and sleep for way less than an Apple Watch or other popular wearables.

Despite claims to the contrary, Apple is said to be still planning the use of microLED in future products such as the Apple Watch Ultra and a rumored follow-on to the Apple Vision Pro.

Apple is reportedly gearing up to release its highly anticipated smart glasses featuring microLED technology by 2026. The rumored device could redefine wearable tech with a lightweight design and

Apple appears set to enter the augmented reality market with its own smart glasses, potentially arriving by 2026. Recent information suggests that the tech giant will incorporate microLED technology into these glasses, following Meta's recent demonstration of its Orion AR glasses, which has reignited interest in the augmented reality space.

Meta's impressive demo of its Orion AR glasses has got us interested in augmented reality specs again, and a small tidbit of rumored information has come our way that suggests Apple could have its own device in this category by 2026 – with microLED tech included.