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According to Cost Helper, prices range rather drastically. Window tinting can cost $50 to $600 for using standard, non-reflective tint and $100 to $800 for high-performance ceramic, carbon, metallic and colored tints.
Vinyl materials and construction (not to mention all the other factors that go into home windows) can vary greatly, which has a huge effect on the end price. Low end Harvey vinyl windows (32 by 48) costs roughly $300 (in 2009), while Andersen and Pella charge closer to $650 for this same window.