Apple
visionOS 1.1.1 Update: What’s New for Vision Pro
Apple’s released a new software update for the Vision Pro and visionOS 1.1.1 brings bug fixes and other changes to the spatial computer.
visionOS 1.1.1 is the latest upgrade for Vision Pro. It’s available to download in the Settings app on the Vision Pro. Select the General section and choose Software Update to begin the installation process.
If you’re curious about the Vision Pro’s newest update, allow us to take you through everything there is to know the visionOS 1.1.1 upgrade.
Table of Contents
In this guide we’ll outline visionOS 1.1.1’s changes, go over the problems plaguing the software, and give you a look at future visionOS updates.
visionOS 1.1.1 Features
visionOS 1.1.1 is a small maintenance release for the headset. It doesn’t have any outward facing features on board and is instead focused on patching up issues discovered within the operating system.
Apple says the software provides important bug fixes and security updates to the Vision Pro, but the change log doesn’t outline any specific bug fixes.
visionOS 1.1.1 includes two security patches and you can learn more about them over on Apple’s security site.
visionOS 1.1.1 Problems
The visionOS 1.1.1 update went through testing behind the scenes, but some Vision Pro users have run into bugs and performance issues.
We haven’t heard about any widespread problems with the software yet, but here are the problems Vision Pro users have noticed thus far:
- Installation problems
- Lag, freezes and lockups
- Audio issues
- Bluetooth problems
- Issues with first and third-party apps
Some of these problems are brand new while others have carried over from previous versions of visionOS.
Vision Pro users can downgrade to older software in an effort to improve performance. The downgrade process can take time, but it’s an option to consider if the device’s performance takes a hit.
What’s Next
We expect the company to put new visionOS software into beta testing soon.
Keep an eye out for visionOS 1.2. We expect it to enter beta testing sometime in March, probably next week, ahead of a official release sometime in April or May.
