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Apple today introduced the long-awaited AR/VR headset that it has had in development for the last several years, and as rumors suggested, it is expensive. The Vision Pro is priced starting at $3,499.

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Given the high price point, there appears to be a single model, with no color options or accessories for the device, despite rumors. There could, however, be different storage options as Apple did mention a starting price.

The headset will not be launching in 2023, with Apple instead planning to debut it in early 2024. When it launches, it will be available solely in the United States, though it will expand to other countries later on in 2024.

Demonstrations will be available at Apple retail locations closer to the device's launch date.

Article Link: Apple Vision Pro Priced Starting at $3499, Will Launch in Early 2024 in the U.S.
 
"The Vision Pro is priced starting at $3,499."
"Given the high price point, there appears to be a single model..."

Apple never uses "starting at" if there is no upgrade option unless, in this case, they are referring to the optical inserts for eyeglass-wearers (which are a separate purchase).

This also means that non-eyeglass wearers interested in saving up for this device may wish to increase their carrot intake immediately. Because if you buy these and then you find out later you need glasses, those Zeiss lenses will cost you even more.
 
Definitely gotta get it right, but man missing XMAS holiday season is a killer, missing Q4 or any year going into Q1 of the following, you’re going into the LOWEST consumer buying period of the year. Bonne chance.
 
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I think this has amazing potential. Looking at the actual headset minus the fabric parts is pretty slim for a gen 1. Now without that fabric and even smaller lenses, you basically have glasses. I’ll bet we’re not too far from that and I think this will help us as consumers and Apple get there.
 
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