RayNeo, incubated by TCL Electronics, specializes in innovative consumer AR and XR smart glasses that deliver immersive portable entertainment and productivity experiences.
RayNeo is a pioneering leader in the augmented reality (AR) consumer electronics space, established in 2021 and incubated by TCL Electronics. The brand is dedicated to developing revolutionizing AR hardware, software, and applications, highlighted by its cutting-edge optical waveguide and Micro-OLED display technologies. RayNeo's mission is to bridge the gap between reality and the digital world through ergonomic, high-performance smart eyewear.
The company's flagship product lines, such as the RayNeo Air and X2 series, offer users cinema-grade visual experiences in a portable form factor. These devices facilitate massive virtual screens for gaming, movies, and mobile office work, compatible with smartphones, game consoles like the Nintendo Switch and Steam Deck, and laptops. With a focus on eye comfort, high refresh rates, and privacy audio, RayNeo continues to redefine the boundaries of wearable display technology.
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RayNeo glasses (such as the Air 2 and Air 3s) are generally compatible with devices that support DisplayPort over USB-C. This includes the iPhone 15/16 series, select Android smartphones, iPads, MacBooks, and PCs. Game consoles like the Nintendo Switch typically require a specific adapter or the RayNeo JoyDock.
For devices without native DisplayPort over USB-C (such as older iPhones with Lightning ports or HDMI-only consoles like PS4/Xbox), you will need a dedicated adapter, such as the RayNeo HDMI to USB-C adapter or a Lightning Digital AV Adapter paired with a signal converter.
Yes, RayNeo glasses typically include a prescription lens insert frame in the box. You cannot adjust the diopter directly on the glasses dials; instead, you must take the insert to a local optician or use an official partner service (like Lensology) to have custom prescription lenses fitted to the magnetic frame.
On many RayNeo models, you can toggle between 2D and 3D modes by pressing specific buttons on the temple arms simultaneously (often the volume and brightness rockers) while the glasses are in Projection mode.
The RayNeo XR app, which enables advanced AR features and 3D space on compatible Android devices, can be downloaded from the official RayNeo website or by scanning the QR code found in your product user manual.