What the Air Series is
- A wearable 1080p Micro-OLED screen
- A private display for films, gaming and laptop use
- Plug-and-play with compatible USB-C DisplayPort devices
- A lightweight alternative to carrying a monitor
RayNeo Air · Portable display glasses
Your biggest screen now fits in your pocket.
Connect a compatible phone, laptop or console and turn it into a private 1080p Micro-OLED display for films, gaming, travel and work.
1080p Micro-OLEDSharp detail for films, games and work
Up to 120 HzSmooth movement for compatible content
76 gA screen lighter than most phones
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Start with the distinction
Display glasses—not AI glasses.
RayNeo Air glasses turn a compatible phone, laptop or console into a large private display. They focus on what you can watch and play, rather than cameras, voice assistants or information overlays.
Your device provides the content. RayNeo Air provides the view.
Connect, put them on and keep the room around you free from another television or monitor.
What it is not
- No built-in camera or POV recording
- No onboard AI assistant
- Not a standalone computer or VR headset
- Some phones and consoles require an adapter or dock
Why people buy them
One screen. Four useful places.
The screen stays in view as you move your head, giving you a large personal display without taking over the room around you.
At home
Films and series
Watch privately in bed, in a shared space or away from home without mounting another television.
Play
Portable gaming
Connect a compatible handheld, phone or console setup for a large, smooth 120 Hz gaming view.
Away
Travel with your screen
Carry a private display onto a flight, into a hotel or through a long wait without packing a monitor.
Work
Laptop space, anywhere
Use a compatible laptop as the source for a personal display when desk space is limited.
Choose your RayNeo Air
Start with how you want to use it.
Air 2S is the lowest-cost way in. Air 3S modernises the everyday experience, Air 3S Pro raises brightness, and Air 4 Pro adds the strongest picture processing and audio in the current range.
RayNeo Air 2s AR Glasses
R 4,799.00
For budget-conscious buyers who want a private 1080p screen for films and casual gaming.
- 600-nit to-eye brightness
- 1080p Micro-OLED · up to 120 Hz
- Push-Push quad-speaker audio
RayNeo Air 3s AR Video Smartglasses
R 5,799.00
For first-time buyers who want a newer everyday display with more brightness and refined audio.
- 650-nit to-eye brightness
- 1080p Micro-OLED · up to 120 Hz
- Quad speakers with Whisper Mode 2.0
RayNeo Air 3s Pro AR Video Smart glasses
R 8,199.00
For viewers who want a brighter display and more picture modes while retaining the familiar Air experience.
- Up to 1,200-nit to-eye brightness
- HueView 2.0 · six colour modes
- 1080p Micro-OLED · up to 120 Hz
RayNeo Air 4 Pro AR Video Smart Glasses
R 8,199.00
For buyers who prioritise HDR, richer colour, clearer processing and the best audio in the range.
- HDR10 and Vision 4000 processing
- 10.7 billion colours · SDR-to-HDR
- Four speakers tuned by Bang & Olufsen
Compare the range
The differences that matter.
| Feature | Air 2S | Air 3S | Air 3S Pro | Air 4 Pro |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Best for | Lowest entry price | Current-gen value | Extra brightness | Best picture and audio |
| Display | 1080p Micro-OLED | 1080p Micro-OLED | 1080p Micro-OLED | 1080p Micro-OLED |
| Refresh rate | Up to 120 Hz | Up to 120 Hz | Up to 120 Hz | Up to 120 Hz |
| Brightness | 600 nits | 650 nits | Up to 1,200 nits | Up to 1,200 nits peak |
| HDR processing | — | — | — | HDR10 · SDR-to-HDR |
| Colour modes | Three colour modes | Standard · Game · Movie · Eye Protection | Six display modes | Standard · Movie · Eye Protection plus HDR options |
| Audio | Push-Push quad speakers · 3D surround | Quad speakers · Whisper Mode 2.0 | Quad-speaker spatial sound | Four speakers tuned by Bang & Olufsen |
| Weight | 76 g | 76 g | 76 g | 76 g |
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Compatibility before checkout
Will it work with your device?
RayNeo Air glasses receive video from another device. The key requirement is video output—usually DisplayPort over USB-C—or the correct adapter.
- Direct connection: Many USB-C phones, tablets, laptops and handheld PCs with DisplayPort Alt Mode.
- Adapter commonly required: Lightning iPhones, HDMI consoles and devices without USB-C video output.
- Nintendo Switch: A compatible dock or accessory may be required.
- Prescription users: Use the included prescription-lens frame with lenses fitted separately.
Connect the right sourceor choose a setup type
Search or select a device.We will show the most likely connection route. Confirm the exact regional model before ordering.
This local checker is based on RayNeo's published compatibility list. Regional variants, manufacturer updates and individual apps can affect support.
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Simple by design
From pocket to big screen.
Connect
Plug the glasses into a compatible USB-C video source, or add the correct adapter for your device.
Make the view yours
Choose the nose pad, viewing angle, brightness and volume that suit your face and surroundings.
Press play
Open a film, game or work window on the connected device and use it as you normally would.
Good to know
Questions before you buy.
If your exact phone or console is not covered here, ask 180by2 to confirm the setup before ordering.
Are RayNeo Air glasses AI glasses?
No. The Air Series is designed primarily as a wearable display. It does not include a camera or onboard AI assistant.
Do the glasses work without a phone, computer or console?
No. The glasses need a compatible device to provide the video and audio. A Pocket TV or similar supported accessory can act as the source, but the glasses themselves are not a standalone computer.
Will they work with any USB-C phone?
Not necessarily. The phone's USB-C port must support video output, usually DisplayPort Alt Mode. Ask 180by2 to confirm your exact model before ordering.
Can I use RayNeo Air with PlayStation, Xbox or Nintendo Switch?
Yes, with the appropriate setup. HDMI consoles generally require a powered HDMI-to-glasses adapter. Nintendo Switch normally requires a compatible dock or JoyDock-type accessory.
Can prescription-glasses wearers use them?
The models include a prescription-lens frame that can be fitted separately by a suitable optical provider. Prescription lenses are not built into the display glasses by default.
Can other people see what I am watching?
The image is projected for the wearer, making it substantially more private than a phone, laptop or television. Open-ear audio may still be audible nearby, although Whisper Mode is designed to reduce leakage.
A screen that travels with you
Choose the display—not the hype.
Start with Air 2S for the lowest entry price, choose Air 3S for current-generation value, move to Air 3S Pro for brightness, or choose Air 4 Pro for HDR picture processing and Bang & Olufsen-tuned sound.
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