Apple Vision Pro Levels Up: New Content, Smarter Accessories, and Award Winning Apps Push Spatial Computing Forward

Apple has unveiled a series of updates that show the Vision Pro is evolving far beyond its original debut. It’s no longer just a futuristic headset it’s rapidly becoming a full spatial computing ecosystem with exclusive experiences, new hardware improvements, and standout apps that redefine what immersive technology can be.

From dropping into Red Bull’s extreme backcountry expeditions to walking inside Real Madrid’s locker room, the Vision Pro finally has content that proves why spatial computing matters.

A Redesigned Dual Knit Band Fixes the Vision Pro’s Biggest Flaw

For many early adopters, comfort not capability was the Vision Pro’s biggest issue. The original straps were functional for short sessions, but the device’s front heavy weight made longer viewing uncomfortable. Apple’s new Dual Knit Band directly tackles this problem.

Next Gen Comfort: 3D Knitted Counterweight Engineering

The upgraded band uses a single piece 3D knit design with two structured fabric ribs. The secret is in the tungsten counterweights built into the lower rib. These inserts subtly shift weight balance toward the back of your head, reducing the forward pressure that caused users fatigue before.

Additional benefits include:

• Better weight distribution
• Improved cooling via airflow channels
• Enhanced stretch and cushioning

It’s a small hardware update with massive impact for everyday use.

A Smarter Fit System

The updated dual function Fit Dial allows you to adjust the upper and lower straps independently solving the former “comfort vs. stability” trade off. Since Vision Pro depends heavily on precise eye tracking, this stability is essential for accurate performance.

Compatible With Old and New Vision Pro Models

Available in three sizes, the Dual Knit Band works with both the Vision Pro M5 and the original generation. Apple even uses Face ID scanning in the Store app to help users choose the right size. And at $99, it’s an affordable upgrade for anyone unhappy with the first generation strap.

Why This Upgrade Matters

Immersive content only works if you can stay immersed. Apple’s new spatial experiences skiing, sports documentaries, fighter jet videos are built for long sessions. The Dual Knit Band finally makes those sessions comfortable.

Red Bull Brings Extreme Sports to Vision Pro With Immersive Video

Launching December 4, Red Bull’s World of Red Bull series brings its first immersive episode, Backcountry Skiing, to Vision Pro. Shot in Revelstoke, British Columbia, the experience drops viewers onto remote alpine terrain where elite freeskiers push the limits of what’s possible.

This isn’t a traditional video. On Vision Pro, you don’t watch the scene; you’re standing inside it.

Real Madrid and Apple Deliver a New Era of Spatial Sports Storytelling

Coming in 2026, Real Madrid and Apple are collaborating on an immersive sports documentary filmed during the 2025 26 Champions League season. More than 30 Blackmagic immersive cameras captured behind the scenes moments, including:

• Training sessions
• Locker room prep
• On field action
• Team conversations and intensity

It’s unprecedented access to the world’s most decorated football club shot specifically for spatial viewing.

New Spatial Experiences Available Now

The Vision Pro content library continues to expand with premium titles that highlight what immersive media can achieve.

Elevated: Maine

Fly across autumn forests, rugged coasts, and lakes with narration from Oscar winner Tim Robbins. A beautiful nature experience that transforms the way documentaries feel.

Flight Ready

Climb aboard an F 18 fighter jet on the USS Nimitz. Real carrier operations, real pilots, and real adrenaline.

The Fine Dining Bakery

A new Theater app documentary exploring an iconic strawberry watermelon cake by Australian filmmakers Ben Allan and Clara Chong.

“No Brainer” Music Video

A fully immersive music video created with the Blackmagic URSA Cine Immersive. Available free on Amplium or via Safari using Spatial Browsing.

Fantastic Four: First Steps in 3D

Marvel brings its first family to Vision Pro with a retro futuristic 3D short that uses depth in ways standard 3D films cannot.

2025 App Store Awards Highlight Breakthrough Vision Pro Apps

Apple has revealed its finalists for the 2025 App Store Awards, emphasizing apps that elevate spatial computing.

App of the Year Finalists

• Camo Studio Turns Vision Pro into a powerful content-creation tool.
• D Day: The Camera Soldier A gripping immersive narrative placing users inside WWII’s Normandy invasion.
• Explore POV A curated collection of beautifully captured immersive videos from around the globe.

Game of the Year Finalists

• Fishing Haven A tranquil fishing escape through serene spatial environments.
• Gears & Goo Strategic gameplay blended with playful characters.
• Porta Nubi Light bending, environment based puzzle solving made possible by spatial interaction.

Expanded PlayStation VR2 Controller Support Brings New Gaming Possibilities

Apple now sells the PlayStation VR2 Sense Controller and Charging Station on its online store. This opens new horizons for Vision Pro gaming, including:

• Porta Nubi More precise puzzle manipulation with the PS VR2 controller.
• Pickle Pro Transform your space into a virtual pickleball court with accurate haptic swings.
• Spatial Rifts Multiplayer monster battles built specifically for spatial co op gameplay.
• FunFitLand A blend of fitness and spatial interaction enhanced by controller feedback.

New Games Arriving Soon

The expanding game lineup shows how much Apple is investing in Vision Pro’s ecosystem.

• Sniper Elite 4 Tactical, story driven combat with cross save across Apple devices.
• POOLS Slow, atmospheric exploration designed for quiet, reflective immersion.
• Glassbreakers: Champions of Moss A new real time, spatial strategy game now on Apple Arcade.
• DREDGE and  Prince of Persia: Lost Crown Two acclaimed iPad titles now playable on Vision Pro.

The Vision Pro Platform Is Growing Up

One year ago, Vision Pro had incredible hardware but limited content. Now, between:

• premium immersive documentaries
• extreme sports series
• award worthy apps
• expanding games
• ergonomic improvements
• new controller support

Apple’s spatial computing ecosystem finally feels like a platform with real momentum.

Immersive content isn’t the question anymore. The real question is how quickly the library will grow and based on Apple’s current pace, the answer looks promising.