What to know

  • Apple announced visionOS 26 for Vision Pro at WWDC 2025.
  • The update adds support for PlayStation VR2 (PSVR2) controllers.
  • Spatial widgets are now available, offering new ways to interact with apps.
  • These features aim to improve gaming and productivity on Vision Pro.

Apple has introduced visionOS 26 for its Vision Pro headset. This update was announced during the company's Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) 2025. The new version brings two major features: support for PlayStation VR2 (PSVR2) controllers and the addition of spatial widgets.

With PSVR2 controller support, Vision Pro users can now use Sony's advanced controllers for gaming and interactive experiences. This move is expected to make the Vision Pro more appealing to gamers, as it allows for more precise and immersive control options.

Spatial widgets are also part of the visionOS 26 update. These widgets let you place app information and controls anywhere in your virtual space. You can arrange them around your environment, making it easier to access important data or tools while using the headset. This feature is designed to boost productivity and customization for users.

The visionOS 26 update reflects Apple's ongoing efforts to expand the capabilities of the Vision Pro. By adding support for popular gaming hardware and introducing new ways to interact with apps, Apple aims to make the Vision Pro a more versatile device for both entertainment and work.

These updates are available as part of the latest visionOS release, and users can expect further improvements as Apple continues to develop its spatial computing platform.