Apple’s first mixed-reality headset, the Vision Pro, was officially released back in February this year – but only in the United States with an introductory price of $3,499. Since then, we’ve seen it gradually come to more regions worldwide, and two more are joining the list. Apple has now announced that the device will be available in South Korea and the United Arab Emirates this November.

While it was unveiled to much fanfare back during last year’s WWDC event, the price was a hard pill to swallow and many people instead turned to cheaper alternatives such as the Meta Quest Pro or Meta Quest 3. Even still, the Vision Pro has its place in the high-end market and the new expansion into new regions brings it to a more global audience.

Vision Pro will be available in South Korea and the United Arab Emirates on November 15th

As seen on both the Apple KR and Apple AE newsroom sites, the Apple Vision Pro and its peripherals will be coming to South Korea and the United Arab Emirates on Friday, November 15th. These two regions are the latest to see availability for the device, it has previously been launched in regions such as the US, UK, Canada, Australia, China, and more. As standard, the Apple Vision Pro comes with a number of peripherals, as listed below:

• Solo Knit Band
• Dual Loop Band
• Personalized Light Seal with two Light Seal Cushions
• Apple Vision Pro Cover
• Polishing Cloth
• Battery
• USB-C Charge Cable
• USB-C Power Adapter

Regional pricing for South Korea and UAE

The Apple Vision Pro is, unsurprisingly, not getting any cheaper. The device and its optional extra peripherals will start from the prices listed below; the headset will be available to purchase in 256GB, 512GB, and 1TB storage variants.

In the UAE, optional peripherals such as ‘ZEISS Optical Inserts—Readers’ will cost AED 379, while prescription optical inserts will cost AED 579. South Korean consumers will also be able to purchase the inserts separately, but no price has been listed yet.

If you don’t currently have the budget to facilitate Apple’s mixed-reality headset, you’ll probably have to wait for rumors of a cheaper version of the original to start flaring up again. More Apple hardware is also being released lately, the Mac Mini M4 being the most recent.

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