How many Apple products can you buy for one Vision Pro headset?

A lot.
By Elizabeth de Luna  on 
The Vision Pro surrounded by other Apple products.
One Vision Pro will cost you the same amount as four iPhones and 14 AirPod Pros. Credit: Mashable Composite: Apple

At today's WWDC event, Apple made jaws drop when it announced that its newest product, the Vision Pro AR/VR "mixed reality" headset, would start at $3,499.00.

To give you an idea of just how much money that is, we did the math on how many other kinds of Apple products you could buy for the same amount.

140 AirTags (35 4-packs at $99 each)

140 AirTags
Credit: Apple

6 AirPod Max headphones ($549 each)

Six AirPod Maxes
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5 iPad Airs ($599 each)

Five iPad Airs.
Credit: Apple

3 13-inch (M2 chip) MacBook Airs ($1,099 each)

Three MacBooks
Credit: Apple

4 iPhone 4s ($799 each)

Four iPhones
Credit: Apple

14 pairs of AirPod Pros ($249 each)

14 AirPod Pros
Credit: Apple

8 Apple Watches ($399 each)

Eight iWatches
Credit: Apple
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Elizabeth de Luna
Culture Reporter

Elizabeth is a digital culture reporter covering the internet's influence on self-expression, fashion, and fandom. Her work explores how technology shapes our identities, communities, and emotions. Before joining Mashable, Elizabeth spent six years in tech. Her reporting can be found in Rolling Stone, The Guardian, TIME, and Teen Vogue. Follow her on Instagram here.


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