Apple Vision Pro has announced that it expects it to be available to everyone by 2025

Apple, a company known for its high-quality technology products, has announced that in two years it will release an accessible version of Apple’s Apple TV. Vision Pro.

This gadget is considered one of the most advanced in the market, but its high price has been an obstacle for many consumers.

According to the company, the production and research required to develop the Vision Pro justify its value, but Apple is committed to making this technology more accessible to the general public. The new version will have similar features to the current model, but at a more affordable price.

Expensive “immersive PC”.

Vision Pro is a PC with an exclusive design for one person that promises to deliver a fully immersive and highly efficient experience for those who seek the best performance in their daily activities.

However, the novelty comes with a high price tag: US$3,500 (about R$17,000 when converted). According to information revealed by journalist Mark Gurman, from Bloomberg, the high price of the Vision Pro has already been discussed internally at Apple.

Reportedly, it was suggested that the product could be unveiled a few months after the Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC), in order to allow the public, as well as developers, to better understand the product before knowing the price.

Despite the value, Apple points out that the Vision Pro is accompanied by a window that enables visual contact with the outside world, completely preventing users from being isolated behind the device.

The company also notes that the Vision Pro was developed in order to offer the best possible experience for those looking for an immersive and competent PC.

Latest technology at production price

According to analysts, offering two small 4K microLED displays, plus two Apple chips and an array of sensors, the Vision Pro has a slim profit margin. Mark Gorman believes the $3,500 charged for the Vision Pro only covers the cost of manufacturing the product.

However, there is hope for those who wish to purchase the product. Gurman suggests some changes that could lower its price, such as removing the “Pro” name.

This strategy has already been implemented in the broader audience-oriented variants of the iPhone, Mac and iPad, allowing a wider audience to enjoy the Apple experience without compromising their finances.