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Why we like it: If your priority is getting the best entertainment experience, then the RayNeo Air 2s are definitely for you. The glasses deliver a bright, expansive 200-inch virtual display, the biggest on this list. A screen that size is perfect for watching movies and gaming. The Air 2s sits at the center of an immersive multimedia ecosystem populated by many companion accessories.

You have the Pocket TV, a portable streaming device for Google TV, YouTube, Peacock, and others. Then there’s the JoyDock, which enables compatibility with the Nintendo Switch and gives the console a second source of power. It’s not just limited to the Switch, either. With the correct adapter, you can connect the RayNeo Air 2s to an Android device, an iPhone, a PlayStation 5, or a Steam Deck, just to name a few.

I should also point out that the glasses are pretty comfortable to wear, their controls are easy to understand, and the four speakers provide “support for spatial 3D audio.” Additionally, the speakers support Whisper Mode 2.0 to provide crystal-clear sound while limiting the amount of audio leaking out.

Review: RayNeo Air 2s

Who it’s for: To echo what I said earlier, the RayNeo Air 2s is a good pick for people who want to use XR glasses for gaming or casual media consumption. It’s perfect for travelers who want to kick back and enjoy a movie without draining their smartphone batteries. 

Now is a good time to pick up a pair as they’re on sale at RayNeo’s official website for $299, a $100 discount.

Who should look elsewhere: People wanting a premium experience should skip these glasses. The RayNeo Air 2s are great at what they provide, but don’t offer much else. They lack the impressive features that other models possess, like light-blocking electrochromic lenses or integrated myopia adjustment. 

RayNeo Air 2s specs: Weight: 76g | Dimensions:  N/A | Audio: Dynamic Quad-speaker setup | Connectivity: Bluetooth, DisplayPort for Android, Lightning for iPhone |  Resolution: 1080p per eye at 120Hz | Virtual screen size: 201 inches