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Apple's glasses would reportedly compete with products in the $200 to $500 range

Apple reportedly wants its first smart glasses to be affordable enough for everyday buyers, not just early adopters. Current reporting points to a price between $200 and $500, placing the product far below Vision Pro and in direct competition with Meta’s Ray-Ban smart glasses.

1 min readUpdated Sep 23, 2026

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What to know

What to know

Apple wants its glasses to compete with eyewear that sells for about $200 to $500, according to Bloomberg's Mark Gurman.

That range includes brands like Ray-Ban and Oakley, which would make Apple's glasses a mainstream product rather than a luxury one.

Apple has not confirmed any price.

How we know this

How we know this

What changed, newest first.

May 31, 2026Digital TrendsPlaces the price target inside a $200 billion global eyewear market+1 outlet
May 31, 2026Mark Gurman, Bloomberg via AppleInsiderTargets the mainstream $200 to $500 segment+1 outlet
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Frequently asked

Frequently asked

Is the Apple Glasses price confirmed?
No. The $200 to $500 range comes from reports, not Apple. There is no announced price or release date.
Why so much cheaper than the Vision Pro?
These are camera-and-audio glasses without a display, not a mixed-reality headset, so they cost far less to build and sit closer to premium sunglasses.
What would they compete with?
Meta's Ray-Ban and Oakley glasses, which fall in the same camera-and-AI price range.

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