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RayNeo X3 Pro
RayNeo X3 Pro is a pair of AI glasses with a camera and an in-lens display from RayNeo (TCL). It starts at $1,299 in the United States. RayNeo (TCL) sells or supports it in 5 countries. RayNeo X3 Pro went on sale recently.
The RayNeo X3 Pro is a standalone pair of AR glasses with a full-color micro-LED waveguide display in both eyes. It runs RayNeo AIOS on a Snapdragon AR1 Gen 1 and integrates Google Gemini, with a 12MP camera feeding the assistant, translation and navigation. The display is the point. RayNeo rates it at 3,500 nits on average and 6,000 at peak, with a 30-degree field of view, a brighter, wider and more colorful window than the green text displays on cheaper AI glasses. The trade is weight: at 76 grams it sits closer to video glasses than to everyday frames. It also costs more than twice as much as the Rokid Glasses or Halliday G2, so it suits people who specifically want color AR.
Good fit
Early adopters who want color navigation, translation and Gemini overlaid on the world, and who accept a heavier frame to get it.
Look elsewhere if
Skip it if you want something light enough to forget, or if text alone will do. The Rokid Glasses and Halliday G2 both weigh under 50 grams with simpler displays.
Key facts
Published figures only. Where RayNeo (TCL) hasn't published a number, the row is left out rather than estimated.
| Price | $1,299 (United States)[3] |
|---|---|
| Type | AI glasses with a camera and an in-lens display |
| Display | binocular full-color micro-LED waveguide, 640x480, 30° field of view, up to 3,500 nits[3] |
| Camera | 12 MP photos; up to 4K/3K capture (per store page)[3] |
| Weight | 76 g |
| Chip | Qualcomm Snapdragon AR1 Gen 1 |
| Storage | 32GB |
| Prescription | Through official partner Lensology (ships worldwide).[3] |
Where you can buy it
RayNeo (TCL) lists RayNeo X3 Pro in 5 countries: France, Germany, Italy, United Kingdom and United States.
Limitations to know before you buy
- At 76 grams, plus or minus one, it is heavier than most AI glasses with displays.
- The store page lists a 245mAh battery and about 38 minutes to charge, but no battery life figure.
- Live translation covers 14 languages, fewer than some text-display rivals list.
- Prescription needs custom inserts from partner Lensology rather than built-in correction.
- RayNeo names the US, UK, France, Italy and Germany for its global launch, plus unnamed others. Support in other countries is not confirmed.
- RayNeo doesn't list a water-resistance rating or a recording indicator light on the product page.
Questions people ask
How bright is the RayNeo X3 Pro display?
RayNeo rates it at 3,500 nits average and 6,000 nits peak, at 640 x 480 with a 30-degree field of view. Brightness matters most outdoors, where dim waveguides wash out.
What comes in the RayNeo X3 Pro box?
The glasses, a charging cable, a nose pad, a cleaning cloth and carry case, a quick start guide and manual, and a prescription lens sample. RayNeo doesn't list a charging case.
Which languages does RayNeo X3 Pro translate?
RayNeo lists 14: Chinese, English, Cantonese, German, French, Spanish, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Russian, Thai, Vietnamese, Indonesian and Malay. Translations of signs or speech appear in your view.
Does the RayNeo X3 Pro need a phone?
It runs on its own processor, storage, Wi-Fi and battery. RayNeo says a phone is still useful for setup, connectivity, hotspot access and companion features.
How do you control the RayNeo X3 Pro?
With a 5-dimensional control on the temple and by voice. RayNeo also lists Apple Watch control on compatible models, and Wi-Fi 6 and Bluetooth 5.3.
How much does RayNeo X3 Pro cost?
$1,299 in the United States, per RayNeo (TCL)'s list prices.
Which countries is RayNeo X3 Pro sold in?
RayNeo (TCL) lists 5 countries: France, Germany, Italy, United Kingdom and United States. Bought elsewhere, it may work, but features and support can be missing.
Can I get RayNeo X3 Pro with prescription lenses?
Yes. Through official partner Lensology (ships worldwide).
Related
Sources
- RayNeo X3 Pro product page(rayneo.com)
- RayNeo: Introducing X3 Pro(rayneo.com)
- RayNeo X3 Pro store page(rayneo.com, read 4 October 2026)
Last verified 5 October 2026 against the sources listed on this page.