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The Vision Pro headset has officially started deliveries in China, with a retail price that is approximately 18% higher than in the U.S. Priced at 29,999 yuan, or $4,128, in China compared to $3,500 in the U.S., this device has sparked mixed reactions among consumers. One customer in Beijing even suggested to Apple CEO Tim Cook that they lower the price by about 10,000 yuan, or $1,376, to make it more accessible to the Chinese market.
In a country where secondhand purchases are common, many Chinese consumers are considering buying a discounted, preowned Vision Pro rather than purchasing directly from Apple. Social media platforms like Weibo are buzzing with discussions on whether the China version of Vision Pro is worth the price tag.
As Apple continues to navigate the competitive landscape in China, facing challenges from local brands like Huawei, consumer preferences and pricing strategies play a crucial role in determining the success of new product launches. With Greater China accounting for a significant portion of Apple’s revenue, the company’s approach to pricing and market positioning will be closely watched in the coming months.
If you’re one of the lucky individuals who preordered the Vision Pro, you may have already attended a training session at an Apple store in Beijing to learn more about the product’s features and functionality. With major Chinese companies like Tencent, Alibaba, and JD.com already launching Vision Pro versions of their apps, the mixed-reality headset is set to revolutionize the way consumers shop, play games, and consume content in China.
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