1. New feature coming
- Apple is going to launch visionOS 3 for its Mixed Reality (MR) headset Vision Pro at WWDC 2025 in June, in which you will be able to scroll through apps with your eyes.
2. Navigation by eyes
- Apple has created a new way of navigation in visionOS — now you just have to look and the system will scroll through the apps by understanding your eye movement.
3. Precise eye tracking
- Vision Pro’s eye tracking is so accurate that users can easily navigate between apps without moving their hands.
4. Developers will also get support
- This feature will not only be available in Apple’s built-in apps, but third-party app developers will also be able to add it to their apps.
5. Lack of controllers is a big challenge
- Vision Pro does not have any official controllers yet, which has affected its gaming and user experience.
6. Potential partnership with Sony
- Apple is rumored to be in talks to use Sony’s PSVR2 controllers with the Vision Pro, which will improve the gaming experience.
7. The price is too high
- The $3,499 price makes the Vision Pro expensive for ordinary users, making it less successful so far.
8. Competition from Meta Quest 3
- Meta’s cheaper and gaming-friendly VR headsets are more popular in the market, which poses a big challenge for the Vision Pro.
9. Suggestion for Apple
- Launching controllers, reducing the price, and focusing on gaming are necessary steps for Apple.
10. All eyes on WWDC 2025
Hopefully Apple will give some solid updates on all these issues at WWDC, which will increase the strength of Vision Pro.
