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PS VR2 controller: Soon compatible with the Apple Vision Pro

Milan Jovicic by Milan Jovicic
December 8, 2024 - 16:35 CET
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Apple Vision Pro PS VR2 Controller

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Virtual reality is revolutionizing the way we play, work and spend our free time. With the launch of the Apple Vision Pro, Apple set new standards in immersive technology. But there's more: Apple is now working with Sony to enable support for PlayStation VR2 controllers for the Vision Pro.

The combination of Apple and Sony in the world of virtual reality is a milestone. Sony is an established player in the VR sector with the PlayStation VR2, while Apple has created a device with the Vision Pro that combines technology and comfort at the highest level. However, optimal controls for demanding VR experiences have so far been lacking - a problem that this partnership could solve. By supporting the PS VR2 controller, users should not only improve their gaming experiences but also take productivity applications and media editing to a new level.

The vision behind the partnership

Apple and Sony have been working for several months to integrate the PlayStation VR2 hand controllers as an optional accessory for the Vision Pro. In contrast to conventional PS5 or Xbox controllers, these VR2 controllers offer a crucial technology: six degrees of freedom. This function is essential to enable precise movements and interactions in the virtual world - whether while playing games or operating the operating system.

How does integration work?

The PS VR2 controllers could be available through Apple's retail and online stores. Users would then have the option to pair the controllers with their Vision Pro. The goal is to enable intuitive control:

  • Navigation in visionOS: You can easily navigate through menus using the thumbstick and the directional pad.
  • Precise selection: The shutter button replaces the classic finger pinch gesture, making operation feel more natural and direct.
  • Gaming optimization: The PS VR2 controllers are a great asset, especially for VR games that require fast and precise controls.

More than just gaming: new opportunities for productivity

Mark Gurman of Bloomberg reportedthat the VR2 controllers are not just for gaming. They could also be used in areas such as media editing and productivity applications. Imagine editing a video or editing 3D models in a virtual environment - with precise control from the PS VR2 controllers.

Why does Vision Pro need this support?

Although the Vision Pro already supports PS5 and Xbox controllers, these devices lack the necessary technology for VR-optimized experiences. The Vision Pro's current sales figures - less than 500,000 units since February - show that the platform's adoption needs to improve. With the launch of the PS VR2 controllers, Apple could appeal to a wider audience, especially gaming enthusiasts.

Apple Vision Pro with PS VR2 controller support: When will the announcement come?

The timing of the official announcement is still unclear. According to Gurman, the unveiling has already been postponed. Nevertheless, the collaboration between Apple and Sony shows the potential to further change the VR landscape. (Photo by Unsplash / Daniel Romero)

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