The Vision Pro is a ~$3,500 mixed-reality headset with top-end hardware and the power of Apple Silicon behind it, yet is increasingly seen as lacking in many ways compared to conventional PCs, gaming ...

Soon, Apple Vision Pro owners will be playing games using officially supported tracked controllers in their hands from Sony. The controllers, of course, will be sold separately, as Apple was sure to ...

Apple has reportedly partnered with Sony Group to support third-party hand controllers on its Vision Pro headset. The two companies began discussions earlier this year and have since come to an ...

According to the Power On newsletter from Mark Gurman, Apple is still on track to enable support for PlayStation VR controllers on Apple Vision Pro. This partnership was originally reported on back in ...

Apple hasn’t quite tasted the domain-shifting success it expected with the Vision Pro headset. A price tag worth $3,500 was already a deterrent, but the gaming ecosystem — a key driver for the VR ...

Sony PlayStation VR2 Sense Controller Pair brings six-axis motion sensing, capacitive finger touch detection and Bluetooth 5.1 wireless control to PlayStation VR2 on PS5. For PS5 VR players, precise ...

Unlike every other VR headset released over the past half-decade, Apple’s Vision Pro did not launch with controllers. The company’s landmark “spatial computer” may be correcting that error, according ...

Apple's Vision Pro headset was introduced two years ago, but this year’s WWDC conference has news on new VisionOS features coming later this year. Besides new design updates and a new name (VisionOS ...

Apple is looking to make its Vision Pro mixed reality device more attractive to gamers and game developers, according to a new report from Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman. The Vision Pro has been pitched as ...

Apple is in advanced talks with Sony to integrate PlayStation VR2 controllers into its Vision Pro mixed reality headset, potentially transforming the device's gaming and productivity capabilities, ...

The rumors were true. Apple has announced that the Apple Vision Pro spatial computer will support Sony PlayStation VR2 controllers when visionOS 26 ships later this year. The news comes after a leak ...