Maxed Out Apple Vision Pro is Super Expensive
Maxing out the Apple Vision Pro will cost upward of $5,000. This prohibitive figure represents the total price of the most expensive model of Apple's mixed reality headset and one of each of its accessories.
Apple originally announced the Vision Pro in June 2023. The company's long-awaited foray into mixed reality hardware promises to deliver the most premium take on both VR and AR solutions to date. But as tends to be the case with Apple products, that dedication to cutting-edge technology will come at a steep price. Specifically, the gadget's original announcement already came with the revelation that the device would start at $3,500.
Apple's mixed reality headset went up for pre-orders on January 19. The start of its pre-sale period coincided with the individual appearances of the official Vision Pro accessories, of which there are ten, on Apple's website. Their prices range from $19 for an extra USB-C charging cable to $199 for an additional battery or light seal. The official Travel Case for the device will also retail at $199. The Apple Vision Pro releases February 2, though there's always a chance that some pre-orders will start arriving a few days early.
Product
Price
Notes
Apple Vision Pro
$3,499
256GB model
$3,699
412GB model
$3,899
1TB model
240W USB-C Charge Cable
$19
1 meter (3.28 feet) long
$29
2 meters (6.56 feet) long
Light Seal Cushion
$29
4 sizes available
30W USB-C Power Adapter
$39
Belkin Battery Holder
$49.95
Dual Loop Band
$99
3 sizes available
Solo Knit Band
$99
3 sizes available
ZEISS Optical Inserts
$99
Predominantly for glass wearers
Battery
$199
Light Seal
$199
Requires Face ID to order
Travel Case
$199
Since even the 256GB model is $300 more expensive than two 1TB variants of the iPhone 15 Pro Max, Apple's mixed reality solution will plausibly only appeal to the most hardcore tech enthusiasts. That notwithstanding, while the total price of the most premium version of the headset and all of its accessories comes out at nearly $5,000, it is unlikely that the typical
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