Air 4 Pro

I would rather go for the Luma Pro refurbished selling at similar price point as the RayNeo Air 4 pro

I have purchased XReal Air Pro 2 (2023), Rokid Max (2024), VITURE Pro (2024), and RayNeo Air Pro 4 (2026). They have all been refunded. I can confidently say that tech is over-rated, over-priced, and consistently under-delivers. Not a single pair of XR glasses I tried can display all sides/corners o

Thanks for the material! It's really nice to listen to, and the only thing I would improve is the lighting a little bit (literally a few cheap LED lights and a short tutorial, and it will be great). Getting to the point - today I picked up the RayNeo Air 4 pro especially with the code in mind, but I

I just ran into it myself - got RayNeo Air 4 Pro recently and while I can see the whole picture just fine with both eyes, if I close my left eye like 30% to the left gets blurry and vice versa with the right eye. My IPD is around 70-72 and the Air 4 Pro works good to about 66-68 from what I gathered

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.

Happened to me on my RayNeo Air 4 Pro, which annoys me to no end. It is sold out, so I could not get a replacement. Stuck with one annoying dead pixel. At least my Go 2 has no dead pixels, which would be insane for a $2000 product.

I had the RayNeo Air Pro 4 and returned them the next day. You have to be in a “sweet spot” so that you can see all corners of the screen without them blurring. There are far too few adjustments available to hit this spot. If I did manage to get them sitting correctly, then any amount of movement wo