Apple employees will be able to purchase the Vision Pro at a 25 percent discount, bringing the price of the device down from $3,500 to approximately $2,624, not including tax.
Employees were told of the discount in a memo sent today, according to Bloomberg. In the past, Apple has offered 50 percent discounts on new products like the HomePod and Apple Watch, but the Vision Pro is more expensive.
Every three years, employees will be provided with a $500 credit to purchase a Mac, and it will also be possible to use this credit to purchase Vision Pro, plus Apple plans to reimburse employees who purchase the headphones for the cost of any prescription lenses used. required.
Pre-orders for the Vision Pro begin tomorrow at 5:00 AM PT, and it is scheduled to launch on Friday, February 2nd.
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