The Apple Vision Pro is a spatial computer that you will mainly use alone. The headset is not yet intended for use with others. Still, you can show people around you what you see in real time.
If desired, you can show the view you see on an Apple Vision Pro on iPhone, iPad, Mac or Apple TV using AirPlay. This way, others can still see what you see as a Vision Pro user. We explain how you can establish this connection.
Share Vision Pro view via AirPlay
As a user of an Apple Vision Pro, you have the option to share all the images you see on the Vision with other users using AirPlay. You can easily mirror the view on another screen. This can be done on an iPhone, iPad, Mac, Apple TV or other compatible TV with AirPlay.
Set up Vision Pro sync view
- Look up at the button (v) to consult the visionOS control panel
- Tap with your index finger and thumb to open the menu
- Navigate to the control panel (switches symbol) and open it
- Select the two overlapping squares and open the function
- Choose a desired device from the list
Only devices connected to the same Wi-Fi network as the Apple Vision Pro will appear in the list. The display on Apple Vision Pro will share the screen you selected, but will darken as you enter a password or passcode.
Do you want to hide notifications? Then you can disable this via the Settings on the Vision Pro â–¸ Notifications â–¸ Screen sharing â–¸ turn off notifications.
Device not visible
Is your iPhone, iPad, Mac or Apple TV not available in the list? Then you may need to enable AirPlay.
- Open Settings on your iPhone or iPad and go to General â–¸ AirPlay & Handoff â–¸ enable the ‘AirPlay Receiver’ option.
- Open System Settings on your Mac and go to General â–¸ AirPlay & Handoff â–¸ enable the ‘AirPlay Receiver’ option. On a Mac with macOS 12 or earlier, you can find this option via System Preferences â–¸ Sharing.
- On an Apple TV you can enable this via Settings â–¸ AirPlay and HomeKit â–¸ enable AirPlay