The high price of the Vision Pro (starting at $3,499) might deter some potential buyers, but early feedback from users suggests that Apple is offering a glimpse into the future of computing. It’s even been suggested that the Vision Pro could eventually evolve into a pair of smart glasses, potentially replacing the iPhone.

While it’s uncertain whether Netflix recognizes the potential of the Vision Pro, subscribers can still access Netflix through Safari on the spatial computer. However, they won’t have access to features like Environments, which allow users to choose different settings for watching movies.

Disney+ users, on the other hand, can select from a variety of Environments including settings inspired by popular movies such as Marvel’s Avengers and Star Wars. This feature adds an extra layer of immersion to their viewing experience.

Although Netflix seems unmoved by the excitement surrounding the Vision Pro, Google has announced plans to develop a YouTube app specifically for the device. This comes as a surprise reversal after initially expressing disinterest in creating an app for Vision Pro.

In addition to this upcoming development from Google, there is already a third-party Juno app available for Vision Pro that allows users to stream YouTube videos. This app supports many of Vision Pro’s features and provides an alternative way for users to enjoy YouTube content on their device.

It’s clear that despite some initial skepticism and uncertainty from major streaming platforms like Netflix and Google, there is growing interest and support for developing apps tailored specifically for the unique capabilities of Vision Pro. As more developers create apps designed with this device in mind, it’s likely we’ll see even more exciting and innovative content available for Vision Pro users in the near future.