It is reported that Apple's next-generation Vision Pro will be smaller and lighter, and it is planned to pre-install prescription lenses at the factory.

CTOnews.com, Oct. 9, according to Bloomberg's Mark Gurman in today's "Power On" newsletter, the hybrid reality head of Apple and Meta has not yet been released, but the development of the two next-generation models is already well under way.

According to reports, one of the priorities of Apple's next generation of products is to make its devices more comfortable to wear through smaller, lighter designs. It is understood that the company is considering a variety of options, including low-end versions and more powerful versions.

Apple is considering that the next generation of headsets can be customized according to users' eyesight, and prescription lenses will be pre-installed at the factory, the report said.

This may simplify the customer experience, but it will also lead to new problems, the report said. First of all, built-in prescription lenses can make Apple some kind of health provider, and the company may not want to deal with it. In addition, this degree of customization will make it more difficult for consumers to share or resell headlines. In addition, the user's eyesight may change over time.

CTOnews.com noted that Apple filed a patent in August, indicating its interest in developing a virtual reality or augmented reality headset that can be adjusted according to a user's eyesight.