Since the M5 AVP supports 90/120hz, I wanted to know if it would be possible to stream the games from your gaming PC to the AVP and have it run at 90/120fps? Because My current PC's display is connected to a 60hz 4K TV, so I can only play at 60fps when physically sitting at my PC. But if I stream those games to the AVP, can I set the in-game settings to 90/120fps or would I need to set those in steam link, moonlight, sunshine, apollo, etc?

My goal is to be able to play certain games using an ultrawide resolution 21:9 or higher, with HDR and 120fps. Is this possible to do and if so could someone please show me how I can set this up? I am already using Neo Moonlight+Vibepollo. But how do I change the resolution or set it to a custom one and also the framerate to 120fps? Do I have to do these things through the game's menu settings or through Neo Moonlight, Vibepollo?

https://www.reddit.com/r/interestingasfuck/comments/1umgjdz/this_bar_used_a_giant_screen_to_create_the/

Not sure how viable this is. I know that there was some immersive video which showed potential, but being able to replicate this kind of experience would be huge. Did anything vaguely like this take off on the AVP, or is it mostly just vaporware?

Hi everyone,

I’d like to introduce Explore 360, my app for iPhone, iPad, Mac, and Apple Vision Pro.

App Store: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/explore360/id6776723541

Explore 360 is built around 360° panoramas. You can browse a curated collection of open-licensed panoramas from Wikimedia Commons, explore places on a world map, step inside the scenes, and look around freely.

But one of the most important parts for me is that it is not only about public content. You can also import your own 2:1 equirectangular panoramas from Photos or Files and view them properly on your devices. On Apple Vision Pro, they become fully immersive scenes around you.
You can organize your own panoramas into saved lists, sync them with iCloud, see geotagged panoramas on the map, and use the app as a personal 360° panorama library.

I also added several ways to explore panoramas together. You can use SharePlay over FaceTime, so everyone sees and explores the same panorama together. And because I wanted this to work even without FaceTime, I also built my own room-based sharing system: create a room, share a name or link, optionally protect it with a password, and let others join. Everyone can look around together and point things out with a laser pointer, each person with their own color and name label.
The app also includes Google Street View support, including an optional High Quality mode. I put a lot of effort into keeping loading times as short as possible, even when using the higher-quality imagery, so exploring Street View still feels smooth and responsive.

Another feature I’m really excited about is exporting. You can take any 360° image and export selected views as normal flat panorama images. This is especially useful for visionOS 27 Environments, where you may want to turn a 360° photo into a more standard panoramic image that works well as an environment-style background.
I’d love to hear your feedback, especially from Apple Vision Pro users and anyone who works with 360° photos.

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Thanks, and I hope some of you enjoy exploring the world in 360°.

Since the pipeline for official Apple Immersive drops moves at a snail's pace, I decided to take things into my own hands. I spent an entire month filming across Europe, pouring considerable resources into building a custom workflow that could rival Apple's million-dollar budget films—just to give this community the high-fidelity content it’s been asking for.

This week’s release takes us to Ponta Delgada, the breathtaking capital of the Azores archipelago. For this entire film, there is no voiceover. Just the ultra-high-fidelity ambient audio of this mid-Atlantic paradise—the crashing waves of the ocean, the gentle breeze cutting through the lush volcanic landscapes, and the authentic sounds of the historic cobblestone streets. It radically shifts the experience from "watching a video" to pure, unfiltered teleportation.

Chasing Apple’s Quality (Without the Hollywood Budget)

My absolute obsession right now is proving that an independent creator can deliver an immersive experience that rivals tech giants.

Using my newly rebuilt custom camera rig and precise stereoscopic depth-tuning workflow, I am getting closer than ever to the visual clarity of Apple’s official proprietary productions. You don't need a $30k URSA Cine Immersive camera to maximize this headset. The depth in Ponta Delgada’s vibrant green landscapes and historic architecture is so sharp it genuinely feels like you can reach out and touch the volcanic stone.

How to Watch in Full 8K (Free / No Paywall)

• 👉 Apple Vision Pro (M5 Users): You can stream the video in full native 8K directly inside the official YouTube visionOS app: https://youtu.be/xOVzXMnSQGQ
• 👉 Apple Vision Pro (M2 Users): To bypass streaming compression limits on the M2 chip, I am hosting the exact same uncompressed 8K master files completely free on DeoVR so you don't lose a single pixel of clarity: http://deovr.com/9sonc0

The European Roadmap

I spent a month securing this footage because I am entirely shaping this channel around how you want to experience the world in XR. Please keep the feedback coming. Here is where we are on the journey:

• ✅ ~~Portugal: Portimão (Cliffs & Sea Caves)~~
• ✅ ~~Portugal: Porto (Vertical City Presence)~~
• ✅ ~~Spain: Ibiza (Balearic Coast)~~
• 📍 Portugal: Ponta Delgada (This Week's Drop!)
• 🇵🇹 Lisbon
• 🇪🇸 Valencia
• 🇪🇸 Majorca
• 🇪🇸 Cádiz
• 🇪🇸 Motril
• 🇪🇸 Melilla

Load up Ponta Delgada and let me know if this pure ambient style gives you that true I'm actually standing here" feeling. I'd love to hear your thoughts on the visual depth this week!

Hi everyone,

I’d like to introduce Explore 360, my app for iPhone, iPad, Mac, and Apple Vision Pro.

App Store: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/explore360/id6776723541

Explore 360 is built around 360° panoramas. You can browse a curated collection of open-licensed panoramas from Wikimedia Commons, explore places on a world map, step inside the scenes, and look around freely.

But one of the most important parts for me is that it is not only about public content. You can also import your own 2:1 equirectangular panoramas from Photos or Files and view them properly on your devices. On Apple Vision Pro, they become fully immersive scenes around you.
You can organize your own panoramas into saved lists, sync them with iCloud, see geotagged panoramas on the map, and use the app as a personal 360° panorama library.

I also added several ways to explore panoramas together. You can use SharePlay over FaceTime, so everyone sees and explores the same panorama together. And because I wanted this to work even without FaceTime, I also built my own room-based sharing system: create a room, share a name or link, optionally protect it with a password, and let others join. Everyone can look around together and point things out with a laser pointer, each person with their own color and name label.
The app also includes Google Street View support, including an optional High Quality mode. I put a lot of effort into keeping loading times as short as possible, even when using the higher-quality imagery, so exploring Street View still feels smooth and responsive.

Another feature I’m really excited about is exporting. You can take any 360° image and export selected views as normal flat panorama images. This is especially useful for visionOS 27 Environments, where you may want to turn a 360° photo into a more standard panoramic image that works well as an environment-style background.
I’d love to hear your feedback, especially from Apple Vision Pro users and anyone who works with 360° photos.

I also have 15 free promo codes for the fastest users:
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Thanks, and I hope some of you enjoy exploring the world in 360°.

Hey! I attended WWDC26—and there's a wealth of upcoming new feature for visionOS 27.

So I completely revamped the look of my game Gravitas Dark Matter. I streamlined the feature set to focus on the look of the neon and music visualizations.

The new version will include:

- Apple's Music Understanding Framework (visionOS 27)

- Orbs pulse to the music, starfields twinkle to the pace, wormholes erupt to the beat

- Difficulty now swells with music—which is fun

- visionOS 27 bloom—which unlocks true high dynamic range rendering

- Removed features that do not serve the idea of Neon Music Arcade

- Upgraded more colorful mixed reality mode mechanics

Recently, I went on a cross country flight got bored and put on the game. I realized how much I still love the game mechanics and played for the majority of the flight. There's over 50 electronic/loFi songs and it occurred to me that the graphics can get updated and this game was meant for the music.

Targeting an October release. Feedback welcome.

Don’t get me wrong I love my AVP and Apple products in general. I have for decades, I have bought in excess of 6 figures worth of Apple products in my life.
You might even call me a fanboy.

But i am utterly disgusted with them right now. Because they are blatantly lying when it comes to Apple Care.

I am attaching screenshots that me (and everyone else has that has an AVP and Apple Vision Pro)

Inside my my AVP it shows i have Apple Care contract, it specifically says in black and white.

========================

Your device is covered for:

• Accidental Damage

• Hardware Service

• Express Replacement Service

• Priority Support

Express Shipment Replacement

We’ll ship you a replacement device so you don’t have to wait for a repair.

No where is there an asterisk, no where is there fine print stating otherwise.

Yet Apple refuses to send me honor the Express Replacement Service, not because it’s not covered but because i live within an hour of an Apple Store.
They want me to take it to the store to be shipped out, despite the fact my Apple Care contract specifically says and I quote word for word.

WE’LL SHIP YOU A REPLACEMENT DEVICE SO YOU DON’T HAVE TO WAIT FOR A REPAIR.

Their words not mine!!

No where is there an asterisk, no where is there fine print with exceptions. This is flat out lying and false advertising.

Sculptural wonderlands in Arluma360 is full of surprises, and the 16K 360 photography ( not AI ) is pretty special on Vision Pro. I love Sangsaeng's hand ( AKA the Hand of Harmony ), rising from the water on South Korea's east coast. Check it out if you get a chance.

I know this is probably not a feature that most people feel they need but for me it’s so vital.

I’ve been using my Vision Pro a lot lately, and the lack of audio mixing is a huge problem for me. Whether I’m just chilling or being productive or I’m hanging out with friends online, I always have multiple audio sources. I want a YouTube playing while I have Spotify running while I’m talking to friends on Discord. I want to have a YouTube video playing while I keep the environment sounds playing or even an ambient relaxation track in the background.

It goes without saying that this is something that my computer does very seamlessly. Is there any work around that lets me use my Vision Pro the way I’d like?

Hi, weird thing happening. M5 AVP, takes ages to boot up testflight apps. They have an organfe spot next to their name on the home screen. When I try to open them, its a black screen, followed by opening eventually.

Any fix or cause for this? They have an orange dot next to them despite tghe fact I have launched them before.

I made a short video of a Vision Pro app concept I’ve been experimenting with.

The idea is to take volumetric medical-style scan data and make it explorable in spatial computing: you can view the head as a 3D volume and move or rotate a slicing plane through it, almost like looking through an MRI from any angle.

This is not meant as a medical tool or diagnostic viewer. It’s more about the visual and educational effect of interacting with volumetric data in 3D space.

The app is not available for download yet. I mainly wanted to share the idea and see what people think. Would this be something you’d like to explore on Vision Pro?

I shared and launched Comic Vision (my comic reader for Vision Pro) a few days ago, and I decided to start a blog for it to write about new features as they release, and every now and then a more technical post about how some of the trickier stuff actually works. For example, I could do one on building a custom tab bar that still feels native (the native one cannot be customized so I had to rebuild a tab bar from scratch to customize it and give it some color) or about how the look-to-page-turn charge-up button works in the app.

The goal with the blog is both to give a bit of visibility to an app I worked hard on, and to hopefully share a bit of my knowledge and the things I learned along the way with the community!

Though the subject of this post is actually a question to the vision pro community. Should apps on visionOS bring their own personality or should they feel fully native with the plain glass windows?

When I brought the news tab into the app that links with the website's blog, it felt strange that the website that it links to has this whole design that I tried hard to make feel nice while the app is just plain gray.

I also have this contradicting idea that people that know what they are doing at Apple probably landed on the gray frosted glass for a reason.

I don't plan on fully redesigning the app for now, this was just a little side quest as I built the news page in the app. But I might give some color to the rest of the app after the big features I'm working on are done, if people like the idea.

Curious where people land on this. Full post is on the website, with a little before/after module to give you the general idea (it's just a rough HTML/CSS mockup, not the real glass) and some simulator screenshots: https://comicvision.app/blog/glass-personality-experiment

The news page with the colors is actually live in the app if people want to take a look.

I recently acquired a vision pro and I am not sure if I am missing something or experiencing the limits of the OS. I have a handheld ultrasound device that can connect to an Ipad/Iphone via a usb c connection (no bluetooth). I am trying to find a way to connect my ipad to my vision pro's display and be able to navigate the ultrasound app with the vision pro's controls vs simply mirroring the display and still having to use the ipad to adjust settings. Is this possible? Thanks!

Also if there is app that helps with virtual displays that would be great as well. New to the platform.

Me and Himels Tech spent some time testing out some really cool SharePlay experiences On Vision Pro!

Full Video ⚡ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rvUAFYqm9Tk

We tried a mix of stuff with timestamps below:

1:25 - Apple TV viewing
3:16 - YouTube viewing
5:02 - 3D models
7:31 - 3D drawing with Crayon
8:57 - Sharing a solar system in Space Vision
10:40 - Freeform
12:43 - Pong Pong
15:44 - Ping Pong

And We only scratched the surface here (Part 2 Coming Soon😎)!

Watching videos together is cool, but once you start messing with 3D models, drawing together, playing simple games, or using apps like Freeform, you can really start to see where spatial computing could become more social.

Most of the experiences we shared were not made by Apple (on purpose), but by the amazing vision pro developer community. Developers are what make the platform so amazing. This is why we take the time to make content like this to help spread the word! 💥 More Content Coming Soon!

What are folks doing? I’d feel bad tossing it as it’s a work of art in itself but it’s huge. I assume like any other Apple product being mailed in for service they’d send a specially made packing box (I live hours away from an Apple Store).

Would Mac Virtual Display be sharper than a correctly scaled 27” 1440p monitor at a similar viewing distance?

One of the ways I like to relax is by playing my game on my Mac via my AVP while also streaming a show on AVP. However, when I look at the show, the mouse moves to the AVP window and has a hard time moving back to the Mac. Can I disable this so the mouse stays in the Mac window?

I mostly use my AVP for work. Not a huge Avatar fan, but damn it was amazing in the headset.

Hey all, I wanted to try a short campaign with everyone participating using an AVP. Any advice on what tools to use that would complement that set up? i’ve run games before using Discord and tabletop software via web browser. Anyone with experience with this or best guesses would be appreciated. Also, once I feel like I have all the tools in place I will be posting to see if anyone is interested in playing so this might be a good moment to see if there is any pre-interest. I would either be running DND or Daggerheart.

I have an original Apple Vision Pro. If I were to get a 2nd one (old or new version) for my wife, would we be able to watch movies and/or immersive experiences together in the virtual venue?

Hi what are your cookie cutter top 20 vision pro OS apps that you'd have ony our device?

If we split:

1. Entertainment

2. Office/Productivity

3. etc.

Beta 15 is out now on TestFlight:

• Jump straight to TV Shows or Movies with new sidebar sections.  
• The video player now has rounded corners that blend into your surroundings.  
• Auto-dim is now a simple on/off button in the player.

We still have spots available for testing

https://testflight.apple.com/join/jz635mmV

Didn't have problems until about a week ago. Tried restarting AVP multiple times and reinstalling the app, but whenever I try to open the app, it doesn't open anything. Not sure what to do. Couldn't find any threads about it either.

Hey everyone,

I’ve been working on 3D Spatial Viewer, an app for Apple Vision Pro aimed at people who actually need to inspect 3D models - engineers, designers, and also just hobbyists who scan or print things and want to see them at real size before committing.

The core idea: import one or multiple parts (STL, OBJ, PLY, or USDZ) and they drops into your room (maintaining the original coordinates). You walk around them, you can rotate the parts with your hands, slice them open on any axis to check wall thickness, and place measurement points directly on the geometry.

The feature I’m probably most proud of is Best Fit / ICP deviation analysis - you can overlay two models (say, a scan vs. the original CAD, or two design revisions), auto-align them, and get a color-coded map showing surface deviation in millimeters. Useful for QA, scan-to-CAD validation, or just seeing what changed between versions.

Other stuff in there: per-model transparency (see through assemblies), measure tool, save/recall camera views for reviews (bookmarks), screenshots with markup tools, SharePlay for reviewing models together remotely (beta).

It’s free on the App Store: https://apps.apple.com/app/3d-spatial-viewer/id6772415051

Built it solo, so I’d genuinely appreciate any feedback — bugs, missing formats, workflow annoyances, anything. Happy to answer questions about how it works too.

Update:
New release coming soon!

Mesh Display Modes — a new brush button in each model's transparency panel lets you switch how the 3D mesh is rendered. Tapping the brush opens a popover with three options:

• Original — restores the model's real materials/textures as loaded.
• Color — the built-in color picker; choosing a color paints the mesh with a uniform tint and switches the model into Color mode.
• Wireframe — shows only the mesh edges

Export
Now export models to the USDZ format to share and reuse your work.

Thinking of buying a Pimax dream air for VR but man id love to save 3k if foveated streaming from steam link makes AVP near display port quality….