Air 4 Pro

I have the RayNeo Air 4 Pro. I bought and tested them for a few weeks alongside Xreal One Pro, which was 2.5x more expensive ($250 vs $600). The Air 4 Pro has a better screen, same sound, but just lacks on-glass 3dof, which I don't need for gaming. The Xreals claim to have a wider fov but the edges

I think this is the popular AR sub. AR MR XR The RayNeo Air 4 Pro are the option that supports HDR, and they're pretty cheap. You need their ear tubes at the minimum to make the sound usable, but I'd use earbuds. They don't have the nose piece options that the Viture glasses have, but you can use th

You can spend the money on AVP, or Galaxy XR, or you could get some much less expensive OLED glasses. RayNeo Air 4 Pro for people with small noses or DIY skills, or Vitures more flexible, but also more expensive, and non-HDR, Luma line for other face shapes, deliver a good experience, for a lot less

Air 4 Pro display and sound is good. I'm sure you will have no complaints on these. It should work with ROG Ally as long as your port supports Alt-DP. Switch 2 is a different matter. If you need a code, feel free to use mine. 10% Ray Neo discount code: JACELYN

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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.

At CES 2026, I got hands-on with several smart glasses. The RayNeo Air 4 Pro impressed me with its new B&O audio, the sound quality was excellent for both movies and gaming.

I was into smart glasses that look more like normal glasses before. After testing the RayNeo Air 4 Pro at CES, I changed my mind and bought one. The prescription lens support, HDR10, 120Hz, and B&O sound make a big difference for movies and games.