Air 4 Pro

I grabbed a pair of RayNeo Air 4 Pro at the end of February and honestly they’ve made way more sense for travel than I expected. I took them on a work trip recently and used them on the plane with both movies and my Steam Deck. For movies, the HDR10 stuff actually looked legit. I’m not gonna pretend

I use the RayNeo Air 4 Pro but have to use them with my prescription glasses as I don't yet have the inserts. I really like wearing mine in bed laying down to read. But with wearing 2 glasses at the same time after about 1 or 2 hours they do start to hurt my nose. The brightness and text size is adj

If by 'comfort' you mean the glasses screens, then it is fine. I prefer AR glasses to Quest 3 for sure. But to wear Rokid Max for the whole day I had to add some cushion at the nose area and a strap so they sit tight on my head. I have RayNeo Air 4 Pro only for less than a week, but I had to do the

I bought the ray Neo air pro 4s, they are a cheaper option. They look awesome, like basically every pair of xr glasses I’ve tried on, the bottom corners of the screen can be slightly blurry if not adjusted perfectly on your face. They are a bit uncomfortable after a while, but not terribly so. The s

I really recommend getting AR glasses. I use the RayNeo Air 4 Pro (OLED) with my Legion Go 2. Not the best glasses out there, but they are inexpensive, and on the train it is super comfy and relaxing to just sit back and enjoy watching videos or playing games.

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

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'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)

Another alternative would be to get the RayNeo Air 4 Pro AR Glasses with your iPhone! That’s what I do (except I have the 3S Pro version, but I got them before the 4’s were released). I love this setup because I can use it in bed laying down. Cheaper than both an iPad Pro and a Steam Deck, and the m

Got the RayNeo Air 4 Pro and loved them except for the nose comfort. Considered they were the lightest, I worry the others may be even more pressure on the nose bridge, but I do think RayNeo isn't optimized here for comfort. Anyone wear all 3 long term and see a big difference? The price on the RayN