If you own Apple’s $3,500 Vision Pro, then you might know that there is no official YouTube app available for the headset. On time Google confirmed They are working on an official YouTube app for visionOS, for now, Vision Pro users have to rely on the Safari browser to watch YouTube videos, which lacks the experience a dedicated app can offer.

However, there is an unofficial YouTube app called Juno, available on the Apple App Store, that brings a better YouTube viewing experience to the Vision Pro headset. Now, according to the App Store listing, the Juno app is getting a new update that brings several new features along with support for 180º and 360º YouTube videos for Apple Vision Pro.

The new Juno update, called Juno 2.0, brings a new interface designed to take better advantage of visionOS. It gets a tabbed UI, gets the blur effect, adds support for voice-based search, and overall, the UI is now much faster.

Apart from this, the update also brings watch history sync, better window size behavior, better Siri integration, playlist support, new navigation bar and much more. But the most important feature that the Juno 2.0 update brings is the support for YouTube videos in 180º and 360º.

It should be noted that the application also makes use of Apple’s Metal Engine to improve the level of artificial intelligence of 4K to 6K videos. The downside is that the maximum frame rate is limited to 30FPS, but the feature is impressive. The App Store version history also notes that the update also remembers settings between videos, and users can now summon Siri to adjust playback speed or skip to a specific time in a video.

The new update is active on App storeAnd you can get it for a one-time payment of $4.99 and enjoy a better YouTube viewing experience on your Apple Vision Pro until the official app is launched.