about how much is an apple watch
But that isn’t really possible. Because the Apple Watch’s price differentials are so huge — $349 to start, $18,000 at the high end — it’s hard to estimate any average price point (any significant number of sales at the $10,000 and up range would dramatically skew estimates). Today Apple formally unveiled pricing for the Apple Watch, with prices starting at a relatively palatable $349 for the Apple Watch Sport. But if you were planning on getting a fancier Apple Watch or Apple Watch Edition, you could be paying quite a bit. The Apple Watch-not the iWatch, as had been rumoured-is the most personal product Apple has ever made and will redefine what people expect from a watch, according to Apple CEO Tim Cook. He even went so far as to claim it will be the best watch in the world. No specific date was given, but the new Apple Watch will be released in early 2015. Tim Cook was a bit more forthcoming on when we'll be able to get our hands on the iPhone 6, revealing it will be in stores on September 19. Apple will be releasing three versions of the Apple Watch early next year, with the high-end model available in 18 karat gold. The company has announced a starting price of $349 for an entry-level Apple Watch, but has remained mum so far about how much the gold one will cost. According to the tech news site Tech Crunch, experts estimate it could retail for about $1200. Price. Prices for the Apple Watch will start at $349 - around £215 - although they are likely to vary according to which model you buy. There will be a standard, polished Apple Watch range, a Sport edition, and an Edition range made from 18 carat gold-likely to be a little pricier than the others. And, of course, before you plop down a few hundred — or thousand — dollars on a new Apple Watch, you'll probably want to try one out first. Apple will be offering pre-orders and in-store previews of the watches starting April 10, with the watch going on sale on April 24. And a spike there was. Revenue in Apple’s “Other” category is up by roughly $1 billion. Unless Apple is suddenly selling way more Apple TVs and Beats headphones, that means Apple made about $1 billion in revenue from Apple Watch sales this quarter. And falling iPod sales means the Apple Watch may have done even better revenue numbers. Sleepy_ER_Dr. I will be getting the 42mm Apple Watch Sport with the Black Sport Band. That is as much as I want to spend on this watch, $ 400. The people who won't mind paying out $17,000 for the Apple Watch Edition are those who wear, for example, Rolex and Tag Heuer. It's about $1 billion. Apple posted its third quarter earnings on Tuesday, and, as expected, it didn’t give any precise numbers regarding Apple Watch sales so far. It did, however, give us enough data to make a viable back-of-the-envelope guess.
$349 to start, $18,000 at the high end