Apple Vision Pro Expands Accessory Lineup with Logitech Muse Stylus and Dual Knit Band

New Spatial Computing Tools Available

Apple has begun selling new accessories for its Vision Pro headset, according to reports from the company’s official channels. The newly available products include the Logitech Muse spatially-tracked stylus and a Dual Knit Band designed specifically for enhanced comfort during extended use.

Sources indicate these accessories represent Apple’s continued expansion of the Vision Pro ecosystem, following the headset’s initial launch earlier this year. The company reportedly has additional accessories in development, though specific details and release timelines remain undisclosed.

Logitech Muse: Precision Spatial Input

The Logitech Muse represents what analysts suggest is a significant step forward in spatial input devices. Originally announced at WWDC, the stylus incorporates six degrees of freedom (6DoF) tracking technology, which enables precise movement detection in three-dimensional space.

According to Logitech’s product documentation, the device features pressure-sensitive tips and real-time haptic feedback, creating what the company describes as “tactile realism” for spatial computing workflows. The report states that these features allow users to vary line thickness and interact naturally with digital content through both physical buttons and gesture controls.

Enhanced Comfort and Stability

Apple’s new Dual Knit Band addresses what sources indicate has been a key concern for extended Vision Pro usage sessions. The accessory features a counterbalanced design with soft, breathable straps and an adjustable Fit Dial system that reportedly allows for personalized comfort configurations.

The band attaches to the Vision Pro’s Audio Straps using what Apple describes as a “simple and secure mechanism” with quick-release functionality. This design approach appears consistent with Apple’s historical emphasis on both form and function in accessory design.

Pricing and Availability

According to Apple’s official pricing, the Logitech Muse spatial stylus carries a retail price of $129.95 and is currently available through Apple’s sales channels. The Dual Knit Band’s pricing information was not explicitly detailed in the initial announcement.

In a related development, Apple confirmed the upcoming availability of PlayStation VR2 accessories, including the Sense controller and Controller Charging Station, which will reportedly be available from the Apple Store online beginning November 11 for $249.95. This move suggests what analysts characterize as Apple’s broader strategy to position its retail operations as a hub for mixed reality accessories across platforms.

Industry Context and Future Developments

The introduction of these accessories comes amid significant activity in the technology sector, including developments in space technology from companies like SpaceX and major AI infrastructure investments from industry leaders. Meanwhile, business strategy experts are exploring counterintuitive approaches to corporate growth, and leadership figures like Deloitte’s Lara Abrash are emphasizing the importance of empathy in organizational management.

Apple’s accessory strategy appears consistent with its broader environmental initiatives, which have recently included omitting chargers from certain products in specific markets. The company’s approach to spatial computing accessories suggests what industry observers characterize as a methodical expansion of the Vision Pro ecosystem rather than the rapid accessory proliferation seen with some consumer electronics products.