The Big Tech giant is expected to produce between 60,000 and 80,000 headsets for its first drop, with shipments slated to start going out on Feb. 2.
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Apple briefly took its online store offline this morning in preparation for Apple Vision Pro presales.
The Big Tech giant started taking pre-orders for its flagship device, dubbed a “spatial computer,” on Jan. 19. Sales commenced at 8 a.m. EST across the US. Apple is expected to produce between 60,000 and 80,000 headsets for its first drop, with shipments slated to start going out on Feb. 2.
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In the meantime, for those planning to dish out $3,599 for a Vision Pro, Apple is offering a few different payment options. Interested buyers can pay in full or monthly installments if they qualify for an Apple Card. Here’s a breakdown of current prices based on storage capacities:
- 256 GB: $3,499 or $291.58 a month for 12 months
- 512 GB: $3,699 or $308.25 a month for 12 months
- 1 TB: $3,899 or $324.91 a month for 12 months
Supply will be limited in stores when the Vision Pro arrives on Feb. 2, and MacRumors is reporting that Vision Pro delivery dates are already slipping to mid-March for pre-orders.
Boardroom will continue tracking how Vision Pro sales shake out this year.
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