Here’s How Much It Costs To Set Up An Apple Ecosystem
Setting up an Apple ecosystem can be daunting for those worried about cost, making it important to get an idea about the various devices and their prices. A group of connected gadgets that can seamlessly interact with one another make up a digital ecosystem. The devices in a basic Apple ecosystem include an iPhone, AirPods, Apple Watch, MacBook, and iPad. An Android ecosystem would consist of a Chromebook, Android smartphone, and Wear OS smartwatch.
However, Apple's ecosystem offers Continuity features that cannot be matched. For example, Universal Clipboard lets users copy from an iPhone and paste on a Mac, AirDrop provides quick and easy wireless file transfers, and Handoff lets users begin a task on one Apple device and finish it on another. There's also the ability to make and receive calls on multiple devices connected to an iPhone's network, and automatically unlock a Mac with an Apple Watch. Apple's ecosystem is often referred to as a 'walled garden' that makes it almost impossible for an invested user to get out of, but for those wanting to take the plunge, here's a look at the prices for an affordable Apple ecosystem.
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On the Apple Store, the cheapest iPhone model is the iPhone SE which starts at $429. The iPhone 13 mini starts at $699, while the iPhone 13 starts at $799. Users who don't mind picking up an older iPhone model can consider the iPhone 11, which starts at $499. Moving on to AirPods, the 2nd-generation earbuds are available for $129. Users who can afford to spend a bit more can pay an additional $50 for the newer 3rd-generation AirPods. Next up on the list is the Apple Watch. While there are multiple options, the Apple Watch SE would be the
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