Despite its technical brilliance, Apple’s Vision Pro headset has struggled to sweep consumers off their feet, with serious questions being raised about the future of the virtual reality (VR ...

Wearing the current-gen Vision Pro is an uncomfortable experience. It would be interesting to see how Apple fixes that ergonomic situation on its upcoming low-cost headset.

1. New capture device support With visionOS 26 the Apple Vision pro can now support 180-degree, 360-degree, and wide field-of-view videos and photos captured with Insta360, GoPro, and Canon devices.

Flash-forward to this year’s WWDC. No longer the keynote’s headliner, Vision Pro took its place among the Apple platforms getting operating system updates in the fall—in its case, VisionOS 26.

And since we're on the topic of Personas, that much-maligned feature (which creates a 3D avatar to represent you in video calls while you're wearing the headset) is getting a facelift. Apple ...

Corroborating this, Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo and Bloomberg 's Mark Gurman have said that a more iterative second-generation Vision Pro is in active development, adding the M5 chip and little else.

Apple is researching how to make software for the Apple Vision Pro to help prevent motion sickness from perceived motion, as well as caused by the motion of a vehicle.

Many have criticized the Vision Pro's steep $3,500 cost of entry, and rightfully so. If this device were under $2,000, or even $999, it would be a lot easier to justify its niche existence.

New iPhone interoperability includes the ability to unlock the phone while wearing the Apple Vision Pro, even during a fully immersive experience, and it will be available for iPhone models ...

The Vision Pro weights around 1.3 pounds which is more than both the Meta's Quest 3 and Quest 3S headsets they're around 1.1 pounds. On your head, those extra .2 lbs add up over time.

While this is a new feature for the Apple Vision Pro, it’s actually something Apple’s been working with already. Eye-tracking was introduced in iOS 18 and iPadOS 18 as an accessibility feature.

News Mind control of an Apple Vision Pro is a reality that's still in development Malcolm Owen 1 Tue May 13 2025, 09:33 AM EDT · 2 minute read ...