These Smart Glasses Can Be Used As a Personal HD Screen and Are Currently $50 Off.
TCL is exploring technologies beyond QLED TVs, and its latest project is the RayNeo Air 4 Pro augmented reality (XR) smart glasses . These glasses project images from your phone, laptop, or gaming system onto a virtual 201-inch screen visible only to you. They’re available on Amazon for $249 (originally $299) with a coupon on the product page. According to price tracking tools , at $249, this marks the lowest price since their recent release.
The RayNeo Air 4 Pro headphones went on sale at the end of February, but they’re far from the only wearable monitors with screen mirroring available on the market. The XReal One Pro is another pair competing with the RayNeo Air 4 Pro. Senior staff writer Steven Johnson tested both models to help you decide which is best for you. However, Steven called the RayNeo Air 4 Pro the best value in the augmented reality segment right now , as its price significantly exceeds expectations while offering flagship features found in more expensive competitors.
These glasses let you watch more than just movies, TV shows, or scroll through your phone’s feed. The 120Hz refresh rate ensures excellent image quality in games—you can connect your PS5, Xbox, Switch, or your phone to a virtual screen. There’s also a 3D feature that improves the quality of 2D content stored on your phone or laptop (streaming is not possible).
The audio system uses four speakers tuned by Bang & Olufsen and uses directional sound, similar to open-back headphones, to deliver surround sound and spatial acoustics, making the viewing experience more immersive. Keep in mind that they are not suitable for use as a second monitor, as the projection will be directed in the direction you are looking; if you are looking at a laptop screen, the virtual projection will overlap your computer monitor.