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RayNeo Air 2

Get RayNeo Air 2 for a cheap wearable screen: $149 on sale, $299 regular, for a 201-inch virtual screen at 1080p and up to 120 Hz.

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In short

Get RayNeo Air 2 for a cheap wearable screen: $149 on sale, $299 regular, for a 201-inch virtual screen at 1080p and up to 120 Hz. It weighs 76 grams, has a 46-degree field of view and plugs into phones, laptops and consoles over USB-C, or HDMI with an adapter. RayNeo quotes both 600 and up to 4,000 nits. Skip it if you want four speakers (Air 2s) or HDR10 (Air 4 Pro).

Who it is for

  • Anyone who wants a big, private screen for films, games or work without spending much.
  • Handheld and console players. RayNeo lists Switch, Steam Deck and ROG Ally among Air 2's hosts, plus PS4 Slim, PS5 and Xbox Series X and S through USB-C or an HDMI adapter.

Who should skip it

  • Anyone who cares about sound. Air 2 has two speakers; RayNeo Air 2s has four.
  • Anyone who wants HDR10 (RayNeo Air 4 Pro) or HueView and a 650-nit rating (RayNeo Air 3s).
  • Anyone who wants the screen to stay put when they turn their head. RayNeo claims no head tracking for Air 2; RayNeo GT has native 3DoF.

What sets it apart

  • Price: $149 on sale at rayneo.com, against a $299 regular price.
  • A 201-inch virtual screen across a 46-degree field of view, at 1080p and up to 120 Hz, on Micro-OLED panels.
  • 76 grams, with 9-level adjustment of the nose bridge and temples.

Caveats

  • RayNeo doesn't say how far away the 201-inch screen appears, so the figure is hard to compare. It quotes 4 meters for Air 3s and 6 meters for GT.
  • Display settings live in the RayNeo app only; Air 2s adds controls on the glasses.
  • Stock may be thin. Some RayNeo store tiles have shown Air 2 as sold out, even while its own page listed it at $149.

Key specs

In the same order on every glasses page. Camera glasses, display glasses and screen glasses share one table, so a row that doesn't apply to these glasses says None.

RayNeo Air 2 — key specs
SpecValueSource and notes
Product familyDisplay glasses (a wearable USB-C screen)RayNeo Air 2 product pageNo camera and no assistant; it shows whatever the connected device sends it.
Frame stylesRayNeo Air 2; not to be confused with the Air 2s, Air 3s or Air 4 ProRayNeo Air 2 product page
Frame materialMaterial not named; 9-level temple and nose-bridge adjustmentRayNeo Air 2 product page
Weight76 gRayNeo Air 2 product page
Display typeMicro-OLED (Sony Micro-OLED, according to RayNeo's store tiles)RayNeo Air 2 product page; RayNeo AR glasses collection
Display resolution1080PRayNeo Air 2 product page
Field of view46°RayNeo Air 2 product page
Peak brightness600 nits on the product page; up to 4,000 nits on RayNeo's tech-specs comparisonRayNeo Air 2 product page; RayNeo tech specsRayNeo doesn't explain the gap or say how much of that brightness reaches your eyes.
Refresh rate120 Hz (labeled Gaming)RayNeo Air 2 product page
Virtual screen size201″; viewing distance not givenRayNeo Air 2 product pageRayNeo gives distances for some other models (4 m for Air 3s, 6 m for GT), but not for Air 2.
CameraNoneRayNeo Air 2 product page
Video captureNone (no camera)RayNeo Air 2 product page
Privacy / recording indicatorNone (no camera); Whisper Mode 2.0 for audio privacyRayNeo Air 2 product page
Audio / speakers2 speakers with 3D surround; Air 2s has 4RayNeo Air 2 product page; RayNeo tech specs
Chip / processorNone (no X1 or Zone 360 tracking chip)RayNeo Air 2 product page
Assistant / AINoneRayNeo Air 2 product page
Battery, glassesNone; powered over USB-CRayNeo Air 2 product page
Battery, caseNoneRayNeo Air 2 product page
ChargingPowered by the connected device over USB-CRayNeo Air 2 product page
Power sourceUSB-C DisplayPort from the connected deviceRayNeo Air 2 product page
Prescription / diopterNo range given for Air 2 (Air 3s lists 0 to −10.00D)RayNeo Air 2 product page
IPD / fit9-level nose bridge and temple adjustment; no IPD range (Air 2s lists 56–70 mm)RayNeo Air 2 product page
Controls / inputDisplay settings in the RayNeo app only (Air 2s adds on-glasses controls)RayNeo tech specs
Connection to phone / PCUSB-C, or HDMI through an adapter. RayNeo lists iPhone 16, 15 and 15 Pro Max, Switch, Steam Deck, PS4 Slim, PS5, Xbox Series X and S, ROG Ally, MacBook and iPadRayNeo Air 2 product pageLightning iPhones and Android phones without DisplayPort over USB-C may need extra adapters.
Device compatibilityDevices that output DisplayPort over USB-C, or HDMI with an adapterRayNeo Air 2 product page
Wireless (Bluetooth / Wi-Fi)Connects by cable; no wireless option listedRayNeo Air 2 product page
Sensors / trackingNo 3DoF or 6DoF tracking claimedRayNeo Air 2 product page
App / OSNo app needed for basic viewing; display settings are in the RayNeo appRayNeo tech specs
US price$149.00 on sale, $299.00 regular, on rayneo.comRayNeo Air 2 product pageStore price on 19 September 2026.
Price bandBudget display glassesBased on RayNeo's store prices
AvailabilityListed at $149 on sale and $299 regular on rayneo.com; some store tiles have shown it sold outRayNeo Air 2 product page; RayNeo AR glasses collection

RayNeo Air 2 extras

Specs only this model has.

RayNeo Air 2 extras
SpecValueSource and notes
Brightness, two figures600 nits on the product page; up to 4,000 nits on RayNeo's tech-specs comparison, which gives Air 2s up to 5,000RayNeo Air 2 product page; RayNeo tech specs
Against RayNeo Air 2sAir 2: 2 speakers, settings in the app only, up to 4,000 nits, 10 × 6.5 mm eyebox, $149. Air 2s: 4 speakers, controls on the glasses and in the app, up to 5,000 nits, 11.2 × 6.5 mm eyebox, $159. Both: 76 g, 46°, 1080pRayNeo tech specs

A screen you wear

Air 2 doesn’t take photos or answer questions. It’s a display: plug it into a phone, laptop, handheld or console and the picture appears on a large virtual screen in front of you, with sound from its built-in speakers. RayNeo calls it XR glasses, but think of it as a portable monitor you wear.

The picture

SpecRayNeo Air 2
Virtual screen201″ (no viewing distance given)
Field of view46°
Resolution1080P
Refresh rateUp to 120 Hz
Brightness600 nits (product page); up to 4,000 nits (tech specs)
PanelsMicro-OLED
Eyebox10 × 6.5 mm

The 46-degree field of view is what sets how much of your vision the picture fills. The eyebox is how far your eyes can move and still see the whole picture, and Air 2s’s is slightly wider.

Connecting it

Anything that sends DisplayPort video over USB-C can drive Air 2 directly, and the same cable powers it. RayNeo lists iPhone 16, 15 and 15 Pro Max, MacBook, iPad, Steam Deck, ROG Ally and Switch, plus PS4 Slim, PS5 and Xbox Series X and S, with an HDMI adapter as the other route in. It’s a cable connection; RayNeo lists no wireless option.

Fit and sound

At 76 grams, Air 2 adjusts in 9 steps at the nose bridge and temples, but RayNeo gives no IPD range for it; the 56–70 mm range belongs to Air 2s. Sound comes from two speakers with 3D surround, and Whisper Mode 2.0 is there for when people around you shouldn’t hear what you’re watching.

Air 2 or another RayNeo?

SpecRayNeo Air 2RayNeo Air 2s
Speakers24
Display controlsApp onlyOn the glasses and in the app
Brightness, tech specsUp to 4,000 nitsUp to 5,000 nits
Eyebox10 × 6.5 mm11.2 × 6.5 mm
Price$149$159

For a little more, RayNeo Air 2s doubles the speakers and puts the controls on the frame. RayNeo Air 3s adds HueView and a 650-nit rating, RayNeo Air 4 Pro adds HDR10, and RayNeo GT is the one with native 3DoF head tracking.

Price

On 19 September 2026, rayneo.com listed Air 2 at $149 on sale against a $299 regular price. Buy it only on sale; anywhere near $299, look at Air 2s first. Some store tiles have shown Air 2 sold out, so check stock before you buy.

Sources

Frequently asked questions

Which brightness figure is right, 600 or 4,000 nits?

RayNeo doesn't say. The Air 2 product page shows 600 nits, while RayNeo's tech-specs comparison lists up to 4,000 for Air 2 and up to 5,000 for Air 2s. Neither says how much of that light reaches your eyes.

Will RayNeo Air 2 work with my phone?

Only if your phone sends video over USB-C (DisplayPort). RayNeo lists iPhone 16, 15 and 15 Pro Max; Lightning iPhones and Android phones without DisplayPort over USB-C may need extra adapters.

Does Air 2 need charging?

No. It has no battery and runs on power from the device it's plugged into, and basic viewing works without an app.

Can Air 2 correct for nearsightedness?

Not that RayNeo says. It gives no prescription range for Air 2; Air 3s lists 0 to −10.00D.

Does Air 2 have a camera?

No. It's a screen you wear, with no camera and no assistant. Camera glasses, such as Meta's, are a different kind of product.

Official product page: RayNeo Air 2. Specs: RayNeo Air 2 specs.