Air 4 Pro

My PC doesn’t get used much anymore. At first I was still using the PC for my non-gaming things, but I bought a pair of RayNeo Air 4 Pro glasses to use in bed. It turned out that this made the XAX good enough to use as a regular PC. Now I do most things on the XAX. Even when I actually go to my comp

I use the RayNeo Air 4 Pro and it works great. I had to buy prescription inserts to make everything clear. The improvement is noticeable especially on any game where you get the notification about the text size being too small to read. There is no lag, I’d defo recommend them. If you do get some 100

INAIR Pod is a beast. I have both the Go Kit and Elite Suite. Also have almost every AR glasses brand. Xreal One Pro VITURE Ultra INAIR Pro 2 RayNeo Air 4 Pro The Pod works best with them VITURE first, then XRO... Inair and lastly RayNeo. I've also had the opposite experience.

RayNeo Air 4 Pro. My first AR glasses, actually. Used them with my Zotac Zone for a month now. Works great for its price. Today, my Go 2 arrived, so I can finally say goodbye to my unloved ZZ.

RayNeo Air 3S Pro > Xreal 1S > Viture Luma Ultra I’m really impressed with 1S, very close to RN clarity. Air 4 Pro releases 2/27 which should best the A3SP. I’ll have hands on with A4P later this week. I expect them to be my new daily. Edited to add ‘S’ to RN glasses.

I've previously used the RayNeo Air 4 Pro and I was having the same questions. But I finally pulled the trigger on the One Pro. While I adore the brightness and extra pixels on the Beast (I also like the look of it looking like actual sunglasses and it's what got me into this XR glasses rabbit hole)

I tried the RayNeo Air 4 Pro at CES 2026 recently. The B&O audio sounded really good, and it seems useful for work too. For the price, it feels like a solid option and probably a good fit for you.

I tried the new RayNeo Air 4 Pro at CES. It supports HDR10, the visuals are very sharp, and paired with B&O audio it’s great for movies. The value looks solid, and I’m looking forward to its release this month.

If you haven’t picked one up yet, keep an eye on the RayNeo Air 4 Pro. It launches this month, I tried it at CES and it was awesome for movies and games.

Those would be the RayNeo Air 4 Pro Limited Justice Edition. Billed as AR/XR glasses, but they use binocular OLED displays, similar to Xreal and Viture glasses. I personally wouldn't call anything AR/XR glasses unless they utilise waveguide tech.