Apple has started selling Sony’s PlayStation VR2 Sense Controllers on its online store, following the recent addition of support in visionOS 26. The controllers, designed for advanced motion and tactile interaction, can now be purchased for $249.95 and will arrive in Apple Stores on Monday, November 17.
Apple first confirmed compatibility during WWDC25, when it revealed that Vision Pro users would soon be able to use Sony’s PSVR2 Sense Controllers for more precise control in games and creative apps. The wait is now over. Buyers receive the two controllers, a charging stand, power cable, adapter, and two USB adapters in the box.
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Interestingly, Apple’s store appears to be the only place selling the Sense Controllers separately from the PSVR2 headset. This makes it easier for Vision Pro owners to pick them up without committing to Sony’s full virtual reality setup.
Designed for precision and immersion
Since the launch of Apple Vision Pro last year, many users have sought a more tactile way to interact with games and mixed-reality experiences. The PSVR2 Sense Controllers answer that need by offering six degrees of motion tracking, finger touch detection, and advanced vibration feedback. Apple says this allows developers to create richer, more responsive gameplay.
One of the first games to take advantage of this support is the sports title Pickle Pro, which benefits from accurate tracking and fine-grained control. The combination of Vision Pro and PSVR2 hardware brings console-level interaction into Apple’s spatial computing world.
The PlayStation VR2 Sense Controllers are available now through Apple’s online store in the United States for $249.95 and in retail locations starting November 17. VisionOS 26, which enables full controller support, is already available to download.
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