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RayNeo
RayNeo X3 Pro AI+AR Smart Glasses
$1,169.00
The RayNeo X3 Pro costs $1,169.00. It drives a full-color MicroLED display at 640 x 480 per eye from a Snapdragon AR1 chip, bright enough at 6,000 nits to read in daylight, in a frame of about 76 grams. Gemini handles the assistant, the 12MP camera handles capture, and translation and turn-by-turn directions appear in the lens. Prescription lenses and an eSIM version have both been announced.
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product typeAI+AR smart glasses
main modelRayNeo X3 Pro
displayfull-color MicroLED
resolution640 x 480
AI engineGemini
core chipSnapdragon AR1
camera12MP camera referenced in review coverage
brightnessup to 6000 nits according to product / review coverage
Before you buy
Where to buy RayNeo X3 Pro
RayNeo sells the X3 Pro through rayneo.com, and MetaOriental links there rather than selling the glasses directly. The RayNeo X3 Pro costs $1,169.00.
Who the RayNeo X3 Pro is for
The X3 Pro suits people who want live translation, navigation and an AI assistant in their eyeline — travellers and anyone working across languages. RayNeo puts a full-color MicroLED display at 640 by 480 in front of both eyes, driven by a Snapdragon AR1 chip with Gemini as the assistant. The display reaches about 6000 nits, which is what makes it readable in daylight, and covers roughly 30 to 43 degrees depending on mode.
Is the RayNeo X3 Pro worth $1,169?
The X3 Pro costs more than Meta's Ray-Ban Display and gives you a wider, binocular, full-color image instead of a small display in one lens, so the comparison turns on how much screen you actually want on your face. Battery life is the constraint on all glasses in this class — a full day of display use is not realistic on any of them. Buy the X3 Pro for translation and heads-up information; do not buy it expecting to watch films or play games.
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