Expanding Horizons: Apple’s Vision Pro Evolves with Growing App Ecosystem

After facing criticism for the limited number of available apps on the Vision Pro, estimated at just 150, Apple announced that the headset now hosts over 600 apps.

Apple’s vice president of worldwide developer relations, Susan Prescott, promised that “these amazing apps will change the way we enjoy entertainment, music, and games.”

Highly popular platforms like Netflix or YouTube have chosen not to design dedicated apps for the Vision Pro at the moment, unlike Disney, which has offered 150 3D movies since the launch.

The Vision Pro can be tested by appointment at Apple stores in the United States to help consumers get acquainted with the new product. Analysts at Wedbush Securities, specializing in market research, expect Apple to sell around 600,000 units of this product this year.

Dan Ives, an expert at this research company, said, “This is just the beginning for the Vision Pro.” He predicted that “the next version of Vision Pro will be much cheaper, priced around $2000,” adding, “We also believe that future models will resemble sunglasses and will offer a much wider range of functions for users.”