Apple has expanded its Multiview feature to the iPhone with the release of iOS 27.2, enabling users to watch up to four live sports streams simultaneously within the Apple TV app. The update brings functionality previously exclusive to Apple TV 4K and Apple Vision Pro to mobile devices, supporting MLS, Formula 1, and Friday Night Baseball.
Bringing multi-stream capabilities to the iPhone signals a shift in how Apple prioritizes mobile sports consumption as it integrates MLS into its base subscription. By mirroring the four-stream limit of the Apple TV 4K, Apple is standardizing the viewing experience across its hardware ecosystem, though the utility remains highest for U.S. users with access to F1 and MLB. This move pressures competing sports streamers to offer similar concurrent viewing features on mobile devices rather than just living room hardware. Watch for data consumption metrics and potential battery performance reports as users test four simultaneous high-resolution streams on older iPhone hardware.
Apple has expanded its Multiview feature to the iPhone with the iOS 27.2 update, enabling users to watch four simultaneous live sports streams. Previously limited to Apple TV 4K and Vision Pro, this update standardizes the mobile viewing experience for MLS, Formula 1, and Friday Night Baseball, pressuring competitors to enhance mobile streaming.
The Multiview feature is available on iPhone models from the 11 onward, as well as Apple TV 4K and Apple Vision Pro.
iPhone users can watch up to four simultaneous live sports streams using the Multiview feature.
The feature currently supports Major League Soccer, Formula 1, and Friday Night Baseball broadcasts.
Yes, the Apple Vision Pro remains the only device that supports up to five simultaneous streams, while the iPhone and Apple TV 4K are capped at four.
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