Tim Cook says that he uses his Vision Pro every day. And in multiple interviews this past year, hes mentioned a specific habit with the product thats a big part of his use: lying down. After following his lead, I can now report that this method can (almost) fix the Vision Pros biggest problem.Lying down makes Vision Pros weight easier to ignoreRecently, I finally gave in and bought a Vision Pro. So Ive been exploring ways to use the device, and naturally wanted to take inspiration from Apples CEO.Tim Cook has expressed on multiple occasions that home entertainment is a big use case for him. And when watching Apple TV+ and other content at home, he prefers to lie down flat.Ben Cohen at The Wall Street Journal:I asked Cook how hes using it. At work, of course, when he wants several windows open for multitasking. But especially at home. Ive always viewed having to sit in a certain place in your living room as really constrained, he says. He prefers to lie flat on the couch, project Ted Lasso and The Morning Show on the ceiling and stare into the Vision Pro. Its a lot more pleasant way to watch something than to sit like a statue in front of a TV, he insists.Last night I put the Tim Cook method to the test, lying down to watch some TV on Vision Pro.It turns outperhaps unsurprisinglythat its a pretty great experience.You can fully relax, throw a giant screen on your ceiling, and get a movie theater-like experience from home.But the thing I paid especially close attention to was how Vision Pro felt on my face while lying down.Weight is largely seen as the Vision Pros most significant flaw. Yes its expensive too, but judged on the products merits alone, weight is undoubtedly the biggest problem.Lying down doesnt remove that heaviness entirely, since its still very much pressing down on your face. But its a much more pleasant experience than wearing Vision Pro upright.I guess Apples CEO knows what hes doing by lying down with the Vision Pro so often.How often do you use Vision Pro lying down? Do you find it more comfortable? Let us know in the comments.Best Vision Pro accessoriesAdd 9to5Mac to your Google News feed. FTC: We use income earning auto affiliate links. More.Youre reading 9to5Mac experts who break news about Apple and its surrounding ecosystem, day after day. Be sure to check out our homepage for all the latest news, and follow 9to5Mac on Twitter, Facebook, and LinkedIn to stay in the loop. Dont know where to start? Check out our exclusive stories, reviews, how-tos, and subscribe to our YouTube channel