Apple officially introduced the new generation Apple Vision Pro with the M5 chipThe good news is that owners of the current model with the M2 chip don't have to buy a whole new headset to take advantage of the improved accessory. Along with the announcement Apple also confirmed the release date for two previously announced accessories: the PlayStation VR2 Sense controllers and the Logitech Muse digital pen. Apple already in June at the conference WWDC announced that visionOS 26 will bring support for Sony's PlayStation VR2 Sense gaming controllers. The feature hasn't been live yet, but according to new information, it will be available before Apple will start selling controllers.
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PlayStation VR2 Sense controllers, along with a charging station, arrive in Apple Store online in the US on November 11, priced at $249,95. Sony bundles it with the PS VR2 headset as standard, with the charging dock sold separately. Another new accessory is the Logitech Muse. It is a spatial pen designed for work and creative use in visionOS. Pre-orders are now open for $129,95 and official sales start on October 22nd, the same day it arrives. Apple Vision Pro with the M5 and the new Dual Knit Band.
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Muse enables precise drawing, annotation, and working in 3D space thanks to six-degree-of-freedom motion tracking, haptic feedback, and a pressure-sensitive tip. Apple It also offers a new Dual Knit Band for sale separately for $99, designed for all versions Vision ProThe headband is made of soft, breathable material and, thanks to the dual Fit Dial adjustment system, allows for precise adjustment to the shape of the head.
