Shortly after its release, reports emerged that Apple was ramping up production of the Vision Pro mixed-reality headset, reflecting a bullish outlook on consumer adoption of the new device. Now, the impact of the headset is being felt in the adult industry as well, with Clips4Sale announcing the platform has introduced a new spatial video section to its selection of categories.

“Since the February release of Apple Vision Pro headset, kink and fetish creators have seized on spatial video technology to reimagine what adult content could be,” Clips4Sale stated in the announcement. “With more than 150 videos uploaded in the first two months, and more being added every day, Clips4Sale (C4S) has added a spatial video category.”

“Kink and fetish content particularly benefits from the immersive nature of spatial video,” said Avery Martin of C4S. “So much fetish content is filmed from the POV of the consumer, and so much depends on sensory input. We’re seeing creators and consumers flood into the space as they realize how spatial video can transform categories like goddess worship and giantess fetish. The fantasy, whether its feet or balloons or sneezing, just becomes so much more intense for the viewer.”

According to C4S, the first spatial video was uploaded to the platform on March 7. In the month following, that number grew to over 160 clips in fetishes “ranging from femdom and giantess to trampling, karate and BBW,” C4S said. The platform added that while the number of spatial videos clips is “for now, just a small segment of the over 8 million clips available on the platform,” the growth has been rapid and the category’s potential is great. C4S also noted that spatial video clips “often sell for close to double the price of a regular clip.”

“We all know that with any new technology, the adult industry leads,” Martin said. “Creators have supercharged that timeline, with the first clip appearing on our C4S just a few weeks after the headset shipped. We want to reward and invest in that natural innovation, so we’re making it easy for creators to find an audience for the spatial video, and helping consumers with headsets to find content.”

For more information and to check out the spatial video clips available on the platform, go to Clips4Sale.com.