Apple Vision Pro headset: The weight issue has attracted much attention, and improvement plans are in preparation

Apple plans to launch a new head-mounted display product called Vision Pro early next year. This news was first exposed at the Global Developers Conference in June this year. The first batch of products will be launched in the US market, and then gradually expanded to other markets

Although Vision Pro will bring users a new 3D interactive experience, But the outside world has begun to pay attention to the inconvenience this product may bring. According to the editor’s understanding, this headset weighs about 1 pound (approximately 453 grams). There are reports that wearing it for a long time may cause neck discomfort and even slight neck fatigue

In response to the weight issue, Apple’s engineering team is preparing for the upcoming Vision Pro. Although they are mainly focusing on future product improvements, they are not interested in the already released Vision. The weight of the Pro was also a concern. However, since no more significant changes can be made to already released products, they plan to mitigate this issue by providing more support and making weight an important consideration in future product designs.

In addition, Vision Pro also has some inconveniences, especially for users who wear glasses. The current version of the product is not designed for users who wear glasses, who will need to install magnetically attached lenses before use. In order to solve this problem, Apple may adopt diversified designs, including selling Vision Pro with pre-installed lenses to make it more convenient for users who wear glasses. However, pre-installed lenses also bring some problems, such as limiting the shareability of the product and the inconvenience of possibly needing to replace lenses when the user's vision changes. Apple will need to consider these issues comprehensively to provide a better user experience

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