Maxed-Out Apple Vision Pro Headset Costs Almost $4,800
A top-specification Vision Pro headset with all optional extras costs $4,795.95, which is $1,296.95 more than the device's $3,499 starting price.
The Apple Vision Pro comes with a Solo Knit Band, a Dual Loop Band, a Light Seal, two Light Seal Cushions, a cover for the front of the device, a polishing cloth, a battery, a USB-C charging cable, and a USB-C power adapter. However, there are still several additional options for customers to add to their order, such as ZEISS lens inserts, which start at $99. When all of the extras not included as standard are added, the pricing breakdown is as follows:
- Apple Vision Pro: $3,499
- 1TB Storage Configuration: +$400
- ZEISS Optical Inserts — Prescription: +$149
- AppleCare+: +$499
- Belkin Battery Holder for Apple Vision Pro: +$49.95
- Apple Vision Pro Travel Case: +$199
Users can also purchase additional headbands, Light Seal Cushions, and batteries for their device from the Apple Store. The Vision Pro launches in the U.S. on Friday, February 2.
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