A medical vendor with decades of experience making medical-grade head gear has revealed a new strap to make the Apple Vision Pro hugely more comfortable.

Sony has apparently been working on adding the support for months, while Apple has asked third-party developers if they would take advantage of Sony’s VR controllers. That’s potentially great news for Vision Pro owners who wish the headset had more gaming chops.

Samsung didn’t reveal any information about this headset’s price, but we know that it’s looking to compete with the Apple Vision Pro. To refresh your memory, Apple’s headset set you back $3,499. That, while typical of Apple’s pricing, was absurd. We’re sure that Samsung’s headset won’t be that high, but don’t expect it to be cheap.

Apple is reportedly looking to unlock the Vision Pro's gaming capabilities to spur sales and is working with Sony to make it happen.

Previously only available in beta, Apple has now pushed its panoramic display feature to all Vision Pro users, bringing the choice of three virtual screen sizes when using Mac Virtual Display. Mac Virtual Display initially launched with a single virtual screen size back in February,

Apple is reportedly working with Sony to add support for PlayStation VR 2 controller on the Vision Pro headset, a deal that covers more than just games.

The Apple Vision Pro headset is reportedly about to receive support for PSVR2 controllers thanks to a collaboration with Sony.

Apple's Vision Pro headset has been named 2024's innovation of the year by Popular Science. Popular Science's annual list of the

G may not be the first thing that comes to mind when you think about Apple Vision Pro. After all, there’s no built-in cellular option. But it turns out iOS 18.2 and visionOS 2.2 introduce a low key 5G enhancement for Apple Vision Pro apps.