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RayNeo glasses
RayNeo, a TCL brand, splits its range in two. The RayNeo X3 Pro is standalone AR: a full-color micro-LED waveguide display rated at 3,500 nits on average, a 12MP camera, a Snapdragon AR1 Gen 1 running RayNeo AIOS, and Google Gemini built in. It handles navigation and translation in 14 languages without a cable, but weighs 76 grams and costs several times more than the Air models. The Air series are wired display glasses that act as a private monitor for a phone, console or laptop. The Air 4 Pro is the newer model, with Bang and Olufsen audio and a Pixelworks chip that converts SDR to HDR and 2D to 3D; RayNeo hasn't published its field of view. The Air 3s Pro is the older model still on sale, and its specs weren't re-verified for this site. Choose the X3 Pro for AR in the world around you, and an Air model for films and games on a big virtual screen.
| Model | Status | Type | From |
|---|---|---|---|
| RayNeo Air 4 Pro | On sale | display glasses (a wearable screen) | $299 |
| RayNeo X3 Pro | On sale | AI glasses with a camera and an in-lens display | $1,299 |
| RayNeo Air 3s Pro | On sale | display glasses (a wearable screen) | $279 |
Sources
- RayNeo X3 Pro store page(rayneo.com)