Apple Vision Pro Gets First Discount at Woot ($200 Off) [Updated]
The Apple Vision Pro has received its first discount today at Woot, now available for $3,299.00, down from $3,499.00. The headset is in new condition and it comes with a one year Apple manufacturer limited warranty.
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This model comes with a 21W light seal, small solo knit band, and small dual loop band. You can use Apple's website to determine if this size is right for you, but if it doesn't match your sizing recommendation you won't be able to take advantage of this discount.
Despite the murkiness with the sizes, Woot's discount today is notable as the very first sale we've ever seen from any major retailer for the Apple Vision Pro, which launched back in February. Woot says that this sale will last until it sells out, and there's an estimated delivery date between April 8 and April 10.
Our full Deals Roundup has more information on the latest Apple-related sales and bargains.
Updated: Woot has further discounted the Apple Vision Pro, and provided more details about sizing on the headset.
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