We're not quite at a year since the Apple Vision Pro went on sale, but it sure feels like it. Apple's moonshot mixed reality headset-slash-computer was first announced all the way back in mid-2023, and since this past January I've been living with it off and on (literally) ever since.

Explore how the Apple Vision Pro—and its successors—could herald a transformative era for spatial computing, reshaping creativity amid an uncertain future and slow sales.

Apple and Sony are rumored to “teaming up” on Vision Pro support for the PSVR2 controllers.

Apple faces a bit of a challenge with the Vision Pro. While the device is hugely capable from a technology point of view, it lacks the affordability of rivals in its segment, such as Meta’s Quest headset, which is generally considered the best VR headset by many.

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The Vision Pro is one of the more expensive pieces of tech in the VR/AR/XR space. With a $3,500 starting price, it's out of reach for most of us. Apple knows this, and the company is looking to lower the price of the next versions.