This Apple costs 20,000. Users lived like animals

That’s right, a prohibitively expensive head-computer, as Apple likes to call its augmented reality headsets, it didn’t have a YouTube app until now. The announcement that it would appear was made two years ago and since then, users have had every right to be more and more frustrated.

Some solution was Juno, an unofficial YouTube player from an independent creator. However, Apple decided to remove it from the store in October 2024, without giving users an official alternative.

The application itself, in this refined version of YouTube for Apple Vision Pro, created over the years, plays all video formats available on the platform. From classic videos, through 360-degree films to shorts. In a word, everything is finally good… but the bad taste remains.