Apple Vision Pro storage and AppleCare prices revealed

Apple Vision Pro is now on pre-order

Now that pre-orders for the Apple Vision Pro have begun, buyers can finally see what the price range is for different storage options, plus some extra options.

Pre-orders for the Apple Vision Pro have started, and as Apple has previously said, the base model costs $3,499.

That price is for the 256GB model, the lowest-capacity edition available. The price for the next level up at 512GB is $3,699.

Apple is also selling an edition with 1TB of SSD storage, and that costs $3,899.

Alongside the cost of the headset itself, Apple is offering AppleCare for $499. It is also selling a travel case, which costs $199.

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7 Comments

byronl

said about 3 months ago

The base version should be AT LEAST 512gb for that price...

darbus69

said about 3 months ago

byronl said:

The base version should be AT LEAST 512gb for that price...

WHY?

I buy base storage apple devices and with 2TB cloud storage who needs more? Why horde media on a device. Why anyone attacks Apples business model is confusing to me…

nexus2024

said about 3 months ago

I went with the 512GB version. Almost chose the 1TB, but it's already so expensive. I also selected AppleCare+, which I think is ridiculous at $499 for only ONE year. I guess that means I'll have to pay $499/12 monthly to extend it past the first year, but if I don't pay for AppleCare and I damage it, I'm screwed. So as much as I hate it, I think that was necessary.

Don't buy the Apple carrying case. Spigen has already announced a nicer one for less than half the price of Apple's.

danox

said about 3 months ago

byronl said:

The base version should be AT LEAST 512gb for that price...

I have a 11 Pro iPhone after 5 years 177 gigs used out 512 gigs max, half of the 177 gigs is music (20,000 songs)/video (50)/pictures (200), nothing else comes close includes 80 apps. 256 gigs will work easily if you want to save a little money.

Also note: the numbers on my iPad Pro after 4 years was about 256 gigs but I did max it out at 1024 gigs however, and music 90 gigs was the biggest user of space by far.
A music collection might be the biggest space pig for most people I don't think most will sync their entire collection to the Apple Vision nor keep every video on it.