Could you please tell me the difference in nuance between the two sentences below?

Question

A. The planet should be visible to the naked eye.

B. The planet should be visible with the naked eye.

Answer 1

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To the naked means already open; with naked as an option.

Answer 2

The first one is better.

You will weird if you use ''with''.

Answer 3

There isn't any difference in nuance. The only difference is that 'to the naked eye' is the usual way of saying it and is what a native English speaker would say.

Answer 4

"to the naked eye." The other is incorrect.  "The planet should be visible without a telescope or any other aid."