The Bucks at Lakers game that took place on January 9 has been released in full for Apple Vision Pro in immersive video ...

As of right now, it's the best, closest thing to sitting in the VIP row of an NBA game without having to spend $10,000 (and literally flying to Los Angeles). For Apple, this may well be the most ...

Commentary: Live sports are coming to the Vision Pro headset. After my first view courtside, I have mixed feelings.

I watched a full NBA game in Apple Immersive Video on Vision Pro, and it felt remarkably close to sitting courtside.

The Apple Vision Pro (starting at $3,499) has been, to paraphrase Monty Python, just resting production at its Chinese ...

The NBA's Lakers and Bucks faced off in the first game broadcast live on the Apple Vision Pro. The verdict: amazing ...

High prices, limited apps and comfort issues expose difficulty of turning futuristic hardware into a mass-market product ...

Stratechery’s Ben Thompson says Apple just doesn’t understand Vision Pro after the first live NBA broadcast on the device bounced from camera to camera, rather than offering an immersive, courtside ...

Apple isn't trying to sell it, manufacturers have reportedly stopped building it. What's the future of the Vision Pro in 2026 ...

The first live sporting event was broadcast in the Vision Pro, and it’s a big disappointment. The experience could be amazing ...

Apple set out to redefine personal computing with its mixed reality headset, but the Vision Pro’s early stumbles have ...

Apple Vision Pro owners will be able to watch live basketball games in the Apple Immersive format starting on Friday, January ...