The Apple Vision Pro augmented reality headset is available for pre-sale in the US today: you can order the device from the official website and all Apple retail stores. Three options are offered. The price of the base model with 256 GB flash memory is estimated to be $ 3,500. Versions with 512 GB flash memory and 1 TB cost $3700 and $3900 respectively.

Customers with vision impairments (for example, nearsightedness or farsightedness) can order Zeiss corrective lenses so they do not need to wear glasses under the hood. To order lenses, you need a new eyeglass prescription from an ophthalmologist. Extra payment for lenses is $150. Buyers can also get the Apple Care+ warranty when purchasing the headphones, priced at $500. The cost of Apple Vision Pro with 1 TB flash memory in the maximum configuration (with lenses, Apple Care+ warranty service, travel case and Belkin charger) reaches $ 4,800.

Apple Vision Pro runs on VisionOS, which can be controlled with eye movements and hand gestures or via Siri. Introducing the innovation, Apple said that the headset will support more than a million applications for iOS and iPadOS, as well as applications created specifically for the new platform.

At the start of sales, there will be no Netflix, YouTube and Spotify applications, but access to Disney +, Amazon Prime Video and Paramount + services will be provided. One of the most interesting features of Apple Vision Pro is that it can work on your Mac computer via headphones. Apple Vision Pro will start shipping on February 2.