Each controller will still need to support 6 DoF (degrees of freedom), but that’s common among all current VR controllers. Apple could announce VR2 controller compatibility with Vision Pro soon.

But Apple may need gamers if it wants to expand the Vision Pro’s audience, especially since Gurman reports that less than half a million units have been sold thus far. So the company has been ...

Although PlayStation 5 and Xbox controllers are currently supported by Vision Pro, they lack the six degrees of freedom required for precise VR gaming experiences.

Apple will announce the next generation of visionOS at WWDC on June 9, 2025, so we'll find out soon enough whether or not expanded controller support is an improvement the company has been working ...

Apple has long partnered with Sony to sell its PlayStation controllers, which can pair with Apple devices, and they're ...

Apple and Sony have quietly been working on bringing PlayStation VR2 controller support to the Apple Vision Pro, Mark Gurman reports in the Power On newsletter. Gaming isn’t exactly the Vision ...

Alternatively, the much pricier PlayStation VR 2 headset is also available. This is better-designed piece of hardware in comparison, and it only has a single cable connecting it to your PS5.