Not only is the pricing ridiculous, they upped the price after exchange rate to $5000 instead to get the even number🤣🤣🤣 $5,000 for the cheapest variant in Canada....
Not only is the pricing ridiculous, they upped the price after exchange rate to $5000 instead to get the even number🤣🤣🤣 $5,000 for the cheapest variant in Canada....
Hugely.$4450 is the converted price in the UK. That's...optimistic.
Probably only Regent Street, Covent Garden and Battersea…I honestly don't think this is for regular consumers - more so in the UK given our relative lack of spending power.
Will be interested to understand whether they are planning to have all 40 Apple stores in the UK capable of giving demos... or some subset.
+ 200$ for optical correction🤣🤣🤣 $5,000 for the cheapest variant in Canada....
+ 200$ for optical correction
+ 700$ Applecare
+ 15% taxes
6785$CAD. At least you get a charger and 256GB ssd 😭
I’m imagine they see this as much as a tech demo as anything. They would be more worried if a cheaper one doesn’t sell.This product is the biggest flop of Apple in 2024.
Does this mean that users in those countries that bought the US version at launch are no longer region locked out of access?
And I guess a significant number of the influencers are also buying it to post online and returning it within the return period.“The Vision Pro is priced at $3,499 in the United States, and has similar pricing in local currency in the countries where it is set to launch.”
I wish I could share your optimism, but in France it starts at 3,999€, which is 4,292$ at the current exchange rates. So apart from a few die-hard geeks or influencers, I do not expect them to fly off the shelves here.
What are you doing with yours primarily? Is it media consumption? The escape hatch pass-through mode?I love my AVP and do not doubt for a minute that Apple will eventually launch a Vision Pro 2.0. They may focus in the near term on a less costlier version, but they will offer hardware 2.0 when the technology advances where they can add features not available through software at the current price. Once a new version is launched of the Vision Pro I will immediately upgrade. I am uninterested on a cheaper model with fewer features, as I have noted elsewhere, I want more features at the same price.
Really? The country where the minimum wage is US$7.25hr & where hospitality customers support hospitality workers because employers won't pay a proper and ethical wage? Where unions find it hard to negotiate decent salaries? Even Australia has double the minimum wage of the US.Those countries all tend to have lower average income levels than the US, and Apple is likely to charge a bit more for the Vision Pro in some of them.
A surplus of unsold devices has meant we are able to aggressively expand the product launch across the globe.
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The Australian price has already been announced, and it's $5999. Given the exchange rate, the fact that GST is built into the price and that current high-end MacBook Pros that cost US$3500 are $5999 here, it's not hugely surprising.I predict $5399 in Australia
The Australian price has already been announced, and it's $5999. Given the exchange rate, the fact that GST is built into the price and that current high-end MacBook Pros that cost US$3500 are $5999 here, it's not hugely surprising.
GST/VAT/sales tax is built into the price almost everywhere, except in the US, and it's a *big* factor (10-20%) as to why things seem more expensive overseas — everyone in the US is used to paying more than the sticker price!
Also import duties, increased costs such as employees and regulations, and trying to anticipate exchange rate moves while minimising risk of getting it wrong on the cost side. There's a lot of complicated detail that goes into setting international pricing, and none of it is profiteering.