https://www.theverge.com/2018/8/8/17661758/magic-leap-one-mixed-reality-spatial-computing-headset-price-shipping-release-date

The Magic Leap One Creator Edition, the first mixed reality headset from startup Magic Leap, is shipping today in “select areas” in the United States for $2,295. The Creator Edition isn’t quite a development kit — Magic Leap CEO Rony Abovitz calls it a “full-blown, working consumer-grade product,” and AT&T has said it will show demos at some stores. But it’s primarily aimed at artists and app developers, who can try a limited suite of experiences and develop their own apps for the Magic Leap World store.

Would-be buyers can go to Magic Leap’s website and search for their zip code. If Magic Leap is operating in the area, the company will deliver the Magic Leap One for free, complete with help setting the system up and fitting the headset. If it’s not, people can sign up for a waitlist. Buyers can add an optional $495 “professional development package” that includes a system for replacing the device within 24 hours if it breaks.