  In this letter, we study the implications of precise gauge coupling
unification on supersymmetric particle masses. We argue that precise
unification favors the superpartner masses that are in the range of several TeV
and well beyond. We demonstrate this in the minimal supersymmetric theory with
a common sparticle mass threshold, and two simple high-scale scenarios: minimal
supergravity and minimal anomaly-mediated supersymmetry. We also identify
candidate models with a Higgsino or a wino dark matter candidate. Finally, the
analysis shows unambiguously that unless one takes foggy naturalness notions
too seriously, the lack of direct superpartner discoveries at the LHC has not
diminished the viability of supersymmetric unified theories in general nor even
precision unification in particular.
