As early as autumn delivery, it is reported that Apple's Reality Pro began mass production in December this year.

CTOnews.com, May 13, according to the latest report from the Wall Street Journal, Apple will release the Reality Pro headline at the WWDC developer conference in June, but due to mass production problems, it will be delivered as early as autumn, while mass production will have to wait until December.

The report points out that it took Apple months to polish the Apple Reality Pro head display for the demo, but this is limited to demo use. Apple's first products to consumers / developers will not be delivered until the autumn at the earliest, while Apple's mass production will not begin until December.

Sources from the Wall Street Journal say people inside Apple and within the company's supply chain are worried about further delays in mass production.

Some of the articles translated by CTOnews.com are as follows:

People familiar with the matter said some Apple employees and suppliers questioned the possibility of further delays due to the integration of new systems, production and broader market challenges into the head display.

Apple usually delivers the product in the form of a complete finished product, but this head show is Apple's test of the water, and there are many known obstacles.

For many consumers, the expected $3000 price tag goes beyond mainstream consumption, and Apple anticipates some mass production problems.

In terms of the physical design of the product, today's report confirms that Apple's Reality Pro will use an external battery pack. Headphones will "completely surround the user's eyes like a pair of safety goggles", which will prevent users from "being able to see their surroundings directly like ordinary glasses."