Apple May Be Working On Two Game Controllers, macOS Code Reveals
Apple may be preparing to enter the game controller market, with references to two unreleased devices discovered in code from macOS 26.7. The controllers, identified internally as “T6502” and “T1057”, appear to have notably different feature sets, although there is no indication yet of when, or if, the company plans to release them. The references […] The post Apple May Be Working On Two Game…
Apple may be exploring the development of two new game controllers, as references to devices named "T6502" and "T1057" were found in the code of macOS 26.7. MacRumors forum member pdfu first noticed these references. The T6502 is reportedly a more basic controller with USB connectivity and lacks certain features, while the T1057 offers advanced features such as USB, Bluetooth, and Beats USB connectivity, as well as an accelerometer and gyroscope for movement detection.
However, the source does not specify when or if Apple plans to release these controllers, nor does it provide any details about their physical design. If these controllers do make it to market, they could potentially be compatible with Apple's Vision Pro headset, which currently lacks built-in controllers.
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