Apple is reportedly planning to mark its foray into the wearables market with multiple models, priced differently.
According to The Verge, executives have discussed offering a model for as much as 400 dollars, more than its competing companies, LG and Samsung, who have priced their Android Wear-powered models for 199.99 dollars and 229 dollars respectively.
A report by Wall Street Journal published in June this year suggests that the iPhone-maker may list varying prices for its wearables by offering models with different size screens.
It remains unclear as to how many models will be available.
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