One of the most interesting features Apple Vision Pro is the ability to use the device as a virtual display for Mac, so just look at the computer and the screen will appear as a giant window on the headset. You may be surprised that the headset Vision Pro it can work not only with the latest Macs with chips Apple Silicon, but also with those equipped with Intel processors. But there is one catch.
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As detailed by the company Apple in the support document, virtual display functionality Vision Pro for Mac is not exclusively for computers Apple Silicon-based Macs - actually works with Intel-based Macs, too. Applet
however, he warns that the performance will of course not be the same. In conjunction with a computer Apple Silicon Mac displays Vision Pro virtual display in up to 4K resolution. Company Apple assures its users that Vision Pro It can also work with a Mac with an Intel chip, but in this case the resolution will be limited. maxat least 3K.
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Users can still resize the window even on Intel Macs, but it won't look as sharp as Virtual Display running on a PC Apple Silicon Mac. To use Mac Virtual Display with Vision Pro to use, of course macOS 14 Sonoma or later must be installed on the computer. Vision Pro even the Mac must be logged in to the same Apple IDThe devices also need to be in close proximity and have Wi-Fi and Bluetooth turned on.
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When using the device Vision Pro as a virtual display on your Mac, the keyboard and trackpad computers also communicate with applications VisionOS. However, there is no way to create two or more virtual displays, which means you will be limited to using macOS on a single virtual monitor. This limitation applies to both Macs with Apple Silicon, as well as models with Intel processors.
