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RayNeo
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Industry Augmented reality, Consumer electronics, Smart glasses
Founded October 2021 as an independent company (TCL began its AR glasses work in 2017)
Founder Howie Li (Li Hongwei)
Headquarters Shenzhen, China
Notable Personnel Howie Li (Founder and CEO)
Products AR and display glasses: X series (RayNeo X2, RayNeo X3 Pro), Air series (Air 2, Air 2s, Air 3s, Air 4 Pro), GT series (GT, GT Max), V series camera glasses, iO smart glasses
Website https://www.rayneo.com


RayNeo (Chinese: 雷鸟创新) is a Chinese consumer Augmented reality company based in Shenzhen that makes smart glasses and wearable display glasses. It grew out of augmented reality work inside TCL, was incubated by TCL Electronics, and became an independent company in October 2021; its founder and chief executive is Howie Li (Li Hongwei).[1][2][3] As of October 2026 its range covers five lines: the Air and GT display glasses, which use Micro-OLED panels to show a large virtual screen from a connected phone, console or computer; the X series of standalone full-color MicroLED waveguide AR glasses, led by the RayNeo X3 Pro; the V series of camera AI glasses; and the RayNeo iO smart glasses with a small monochrome display.[2][3]

On RayNeo's official US store in October 2026, the X3 Pro was listed at US$1,299, the GT Max at US$429, the GT at US$329, the iO at US$499 and the Air 4 Pro at US$299.[4][5][6][7][8] RayNeo reports that it ranked first worldwide in AR glasses shipments in the first quarter of 2026, with a 23.7 percent share according to Counterpoint Research.[9] In January 2026 it raised more than one billion yuan (about 143 million US dollars) in a round co-led by investment arms of China Mobile and CITIC Goldstone Investment.[1]

Reviewed 14 October 2026. Checked dates, prices, specifications, market-share figures, funding and ownership claims against the cited RayNeo, TCL and partner releases, the RayNeo US store pages and the cited press reports. About review dates.

History

Origins inside TCL (2017-2021)

TCL began exploring AR glasses in 2017 in its innovation laboratory.[10] Caixin describes RayNeo as founded in 2017 under the incubation of TCL Electronics Holdings and spun off as an independent company in 2021.[1] Howie Li joined TCL in 2018 and became chief executive of Thunderbird Technology (雷鸟科技), TCL's smart-TV and internet terminal business; in 2021 he led the separation of the AR business from Thunderbird Technology into the independently registered RayNeo (雷鸟创新).[10] ifanr gives the company's founding date as October 2021.[2]

On 15 October 2021 RayNeo launched its first product in China, the RayNeo Smart Glasses Pioneer Edition (雷鸟智能眼镜先锋版), binocular full-color MicroLED glasses with a holographic diffractive waveguide built on an in-house single-layer waveguide design. Jiemian reported that the company had been incubated by TCL Electronics and Thunderbird Technology, and that TCL's earlier NXTWEAR G display glasses were already on sale in South Korea, Japan, Australia and the United States.[11]

Display glasses and the X2 (2022-2024)

TCL announced the NXTWEAR AIR, its second-generation wearable display glasses, at CES 2022 on 4 January 2022.[12] RayNeo's own Air series began in China in 2022 with the RayNeo Air, a 69 g birdbath design, followed later that year by the Air 1S.[13] In March 2023 the company announced its first outside funding round, which TMTPost reported as worth more than 100 million yuan. It was led by Fosun Chuangfu and Rongyi Investment, with 37 Interactive Entertainment, Runxing Ruihua and Boshi Eyewear as strategic investors; the money was earmarked for research and mass production on both its birdbath and waveguide optics lines.[13]

At CES 2023 in January, TCL announced the RayNeo X2 binocular full-color MicroLED waveguide glasses, with a developer release planned for selected regions by the end of the first quarter of 2023, and brought the TCL NXTWEAR S display glasses to the United States at a recommended retail price of 399 US dollars.[14][15] On 31 May 2023, at Augmented World Expo USA, RayNeo announced a collaboration with Qualcomm Technologies built around Snapdragon XR processors, with planned support for the Snapdragon Spaces developer platform, to add spatial awareness, object recognition and tracking, and gesture recognition to its glasses.[16]

In October 2023 the X2 went on pre-order in China at 4,499 yuan, and the RayNeo Air 2 went on pre-order there at 2,299 yuan ahead of a planned global price of 379 US dollars.[17][18][17] The lighter RayNeo X2 Lite was first introduced at Qualcomm's Snapdragon Summit 2023 and demonstrated at CES 2024.[19] The X2's international launch followed on 27 February 2024 as an Indiegogo crowdfunding campaign, with a Super Early Bird price of 649 US dollars against a recommended retail price of 899 US dollars.[20] In June 2024 RayNeo joined a partnership with the hand-tracking company Ultraleap and the event-camera maker Prophesee to develop low-power hand tracking and event-based vision sensing for future AR glasses.[21]

X3 Pro, V series and global expansion (2025)

At CES 2025 RayNeo showed the X3 Pro, the Air 3 display glasses and the RayNeo V3, a 39 g pair of camera glasses with a 12-megapixel Sony IMX681 sensor.[22] From January 2025 the company built Alibaba's Tongyi Qianwen (Qwen) model into the V3 and X3 Pro.[1] It introduced the RayNeo Air 3s at MWC in Barcelona on 3 March 2025.[23]

On 27 March 2025 the International Olympic Committee announced a worldwide Olympic partnership with TCL running through 2032, in the home audiovisual equipment and home appliances category; RayNeo, described in the announcement as a TCL subsidiary, was to contribute AR and AI glasses, and IOC President Thomas Bach tried the V3 and Air 3s at the event.[24] RayNeo's later releases describe it as a member of the TCL family supporting TCL's partnership as an Official Worldwide Olympic Partner.[25]

At a launch event in Shenzhen on 27 May 2025 RayNeo released the X3 Pro in China at 8,999 yuan (7,649 yuan after the national subsidy), along with the Air 3s (1,499 yuan), the Air 3s Pro (from 1,599 yuan) and the smaller V3 Slim (from 1,799 yuan).[26][27] At the same event Howie Li said that RayNeo held 45 percent of China's online AR and AI glasses market in the first quarter of 2025, and that the V3 held 95 percent of China's AI camera glasses market.[27]

In September 2025, during IFA 2025, RayNeo announced a long-term technology partnership with Bang & Olufsen, which would tune the audio of new RayNeo products under the "Audio by Bang & Olufsen" name; the Air 4 was named as the first product, planned for China in October 2025.[28] The same month the microdisplay maker JBD said its work with RayNeo and Applied Materials on full-color waveguide display quality had first been commercialized in the X3 Pro, which uses a single-layer etched waveguide supplied by Applied Materials.[29] TIME listed the X3 Pro among the special mentions of its Best Inventions of 2025.[30] The X3 Pro launched internationally on 17 December 2025 at a US list price of 1,299 US dollars, with an early-bird price of 1,099 US dollars until 5 January 2026.[31]

In December 2025 RayNeo said its overseas sales had grown 3.8 times year on year in 2025, that its glasses were sold in more than 25 countries and regions, that its cumulative users exceeded 500,000, and that it had added Sam's Club, Best Buy and BJ's as retail channels.[32]

Telecom investment and new product lines (2026)

In January 2026 RayNeo raised a funding round of more than one billion yuan, about 143 million US dollars. The round was co-led by China Mobile and CITIC Goldstone Investment and included an investment fund tied to China Unicom; Caixin reported it as the first time Chinese telecom operators had invested in the smart-glasses sector.[1] At CES 2026 RayNeo showed the RayNeo X3 Pro Project eSIM, a prototype it described as the first consumer AR glasses concept with integrated eSIM and 4G connectivity.[33] The Air 4 Pro, first unveiled in China in 2025, made its global debut at the same show; GSMArena reported a 299 US dollar price and availability from 25 January 2026.[34] During the Milano Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics, IOC President Kirsty Coventry tried RayNeo glasses at the Games' technology exhibition.[35]

On 27 May 2026 RayNeo held its summer launch in China, introducing the GT series of display glasses, which it called the industry's first "professional film and television grade" AR glasses, at 1,899 yuan for the RayNeo GT and 2,599 yuan for the RayNeo GT Max, together with the V4 camera glasses from 2,199 yuan; deliveries began on 30 May. The iO was teased at the same event for the third quarter of 2026.[36] On 21 August 2026 RayNeo announced the iO smart glasses and the international GT series, with retail sales from 4 September 2026 through its own store and Amazon.[3] The company said distribution would cover 40 countries and regions, at list prices of US$499 / EUR 549 for the iO (standard case), US$429 / EUR 489 for the GT Max and US$329 / EUR 369 for the GT, each with a US$30 / EUR 30 launch discount.[25] At IFA 2026 in Berlin, the GT series was shown with Dolby Vision playback when paired with the RayNeo Pocket TV Pro streaming box, and the GT Max and iO were named honorees of the IFA Innovation Awards 2026.[25]

Technology

RayNeo's products fall into families that use different optics for different purposes.

The Air and GT lines are display glasses built around Micro-OLED microdisplays. In RayNeo's Air glasses a birdbath optical assembly reflects the image from the microdisplay into each eye so that it appears as a large floating screen. TMTPost described birdbath and waveguide optics as the company's two technical lines in 2023.[13] The RayNeo Air 2, for example, uses two Sony-sourced 1080p Micro-OLED panels running at 120 Hz with 600 nits of peak brightness and a 46 degree field of view, and RayNeo likens its virtual image to a 201 inch screen; the company's product page gives its weight as 76 g.[37] These glasses do not run their own applications: they connect to a phone, computer or game console over USB-C and mirror that device's video.[17] The Air 4 Pro uses 0.6-inch Micro-OLED displays at up to 120 Hz and 1,200 nits, a Pixelworks Vision 4000 processor for SDR-to-HDR upscaling and 2D-to-3D conversion, and four speakers tuned by Bang & Olufsen; RayNeo describes it as the first AR glasses to support HDR10.[34] The GT series, launched in 2026, is aimed at film viewing and gaming: the GT weighs 68 g with a 46 degree field of view, and the GT Max weighs 78 g with a 59 degree field of view and what RayNeo calls 5.5th-generation tandem Micro-OLED panels, according to the company.[3] RayNeo's product page lists a 0.6-inch SeeYa Micro-OLED panel at 1920 x 1080 for the GT.[6] PHILE WEB reported that the GT Max uses a newly designed optical engine, the Peacock Optical Engine 3.0 Max, which RayNeo contrasted with the birdbath optics of its earlier products, and gave its angular resolution as 38 pixels per degree.[38]

The X line is optical see-through augmented reality eyewear. Instead of a birdbath, it uses full-color MicroLED light engines paired with optical waveguides: thin transparent lenses that carry the projected image across the glass and release it in front of the eye, so digital content overlays the real world rather than blocking it. RayNeo marketed the RayNeo X2 as the world's first binocular full-color AR glasses with MicroLED optical waveguides.[20] The X glasses are self-contained computers with their own camera and microphones. The X2 runs on the Qualcomm Snapdragon XR2 and RayNeo's own software, with an AI assistant, live translation and navigation;[20][39] the X2 Lite and X3 Pro move to the Qualcomm Snapdragon AR1 Gen 1.[19][27] MicroLED waveguide displays in this class are bright but cover a narrow field of view at modest pixel counts: RayNeo quoted up to 1,500 nits to the eye for the X2, Gizmochina reported 640 x 480 pixels per eye and a 25 degree field of view for the Chinese X2, and RayNeo gave a 30 degree field of view for the X2 Lite.[20][18][19] For the X3 Pro, JBD cites peak in-eye luminance of up to 6,000 nits.[29]

The V series are camera glasses without a display. The V3 weighs 39 g and uses a 12-megapixel Sony IMX681 sensor, and 36Kr describes it as built on the first-generation Snapdragon AR1 platform.[22][10] The iO, announced in 2026, uses a monochrome green waveguide display with a 23.5 degree field of view and 1,300 nits of eye-level brightness in a 33 g frame.[3] In its hands-on, Engadget noted that the iO has no speakers.[40] RayNeo says the iO uses RayNeo AI and Gemini 3.1 Flash Lite by default, with Gemini, ChatGPT, Claude and DeepSeek selectable, and that its live translation is powered by Timekettle's BabelOS 3.0.[3]

Products

RayNeo's catalog spans tethered display glasses (Air and GT), standalone waveguide AR glasses (X), camera glasses (V) and the iO smart glasses, in addition to the earlier TCL-branded NXTWEAR display glasses. Prices are launch or list prices as stated by the cited source.

Product Announced / released Type and optics Notes
RayNeo Smart Glasses Pioneer Edition 15 October 2021 (China) Binocular full-color MicroLED with single-layer holographic waveguide RayNeo's first product[11]
TCL NXTWEAR S / NXTWEAR AIR NXTWEAR AIR announced January 2022; NXTWEAR S in the US from Q1 2023 Dual 1080p Micro-OLED display glasses TCL-branded; NXTWEAR S RRP 399 US dollars, equivalent of a 130 inch screen at 4 m[12][15]
RayNeo Air / Air 1S 2022 (China) Micro-OLED birdbath Air weighed 69 g[13]
RayNeo X2 Announced January 2023 (CES); China pre-orders October 2023; Indiegogo from 27 February 2024 Binocular full-color MicroLED + optical waveguide, 640 x 480 per eye, 25 degree FOV Qualcomm Snapdragon XR2, 6 GB RAM, 128 GB storage, 16 MP camera, 119 g; 4,499 yuan in China; RRP 899 US dollars[18][20][39]
RayNeo Air 2 October 2023 (China pre-orders) Sony Micro-OLED birdbath, 1080p, 120 Hz, 600 nits, 46 degree FOV 76 g; 2,299 yuan in China, 379 US dollars globally[17]
RayNeo X2 Lite Introduced at Snapdragon Summit 2023; demonstrated at CES 2024 Binocular full-color MicroLED + waveguide, 1,500 nits, 30 degree FOV About 60 g; Qualcomm Snapdragon AR1 Gen 1, 6 GB RAM, 128 GB storage, 12 MP camera[19][41]
RayNeo Air 2s Reviewed by Tom's Hardware in January 2025 Micro-OLED birdbath, 1920 x 1080 per eye, 600 nits, 46 degree FOV, 120 Hz 79 g; four speakers; 201 inch virtual screen at 6 m (RayNeo figure); MSRP 399 US dollars[42]
RayNeo V3 January 2025 (CES) Camera glasses, no display 39 g; 12 MP Sony IMX681[22]
RayNeo Air 3s / Air 3s Pro Air 3s unveiled 3 March 2025 (MWC); China launch May 2025 Micro-OLED, 1080p, 46 degree FOV 1,499 yuan (Air 3s) and from 1,599 yuan (Air 3s Pro) in China; Air 3s listed at 269 US dollars on RayNeo's US store in October 2026[23][26][43]
RayNeo X3 Pro Shown January 2025 (CES); China launch 27 May 2025; global launch 17 December 2025 Binocular full-color MicroLED + single-layer etched waveguide (Applied Materials), up to 6,000 nits peak in-eye (JBD figure) Snapdragon AR1, 76 g; 8,999 yuan in China; 1,299 US dollars; TIME Best Inventions 2025 special mention; Project eSIM prototype shown at CES 2026[27][26][31][30][33][29]
RayNeo V3 Slim May 2025 (China) Camera glasses From 1,799 yuan; smaller frame[26]
RayNeo Air 4 / Air 4 Pro Air 4 planned for China October 2025; Air 4 Pro global debut January 2026 (CES) 0.6-inch Micro-OLED, up to 120 Hz, 1,200 nits (Air 4 Pro) HDR10 support, Bang & Olufsen tuned speakers, 76 g; 299 US dollars[28][34]
RayNeo GT China 27 May 2026; international 4 September 2026 0.6-inch Micro-OLED display glasses, 1920 x 1080, 46 degree FOV 68 g; 1,899 yuan in China; MSRP US$329 / EUR 369[36][3][25][6]
RayNeo GT Max China 27 May 2026; international 4 September 2026 Tandem Micro-OLED display glasses, Peacock Optical Engine 3.0 Max, 59 degree FOV 78 g; 2,599 yuan in China; MSRP US$429 / EUR 489; three IPD fit sizes[36][3][25][38]
RayNeo V4 China 27 May 2026 Camera glasses 38 g, IP67; from 2,199 yuan[36]
RayNeo iO Announced 21 August 2026; on sale 4 September 2026 Monochrome green waveguide, 23.5 degree FOV, 1,300 nits 33 g; MSRP US$499 / EUR 549[3][25]

As of 14 October 2026, RayNeo's US store listed the X2, Air 2 and Air 2s as sold out.[44][37][45]

Ownership

RayNeo's own releases describe it as incubated by TCL Electronics and as a member of the TCL family.[20][25] According to 36Kr, its largest shareholder is TCL founder Li Dongsheng personally rather than TCL Group, and the company funds itself and raises its own capital.[10] In December 2025 Cailian Press quoted analysts at Guotai Junan Securities as saying that TCL Electronics holds 11.5 percent of RayNeo.[46]

Market position

XDA Developers' reviewer grouped RayNeo's display glasses with those of Xreal and Rokid, 36Kr reports that Xiaomi led China's AI glasses shipments in 2025, and RayNeo says Meta's Ray-Ban Meta line has driven much of the wider smart-glasses category's growth.[39][10][9] Its market-share figures come from research firms, mostly as published by RayNeo or the Chinese press, and use different product categories:

Period Market RayNeo share and rank Source of figure
Q2 2025 Global AR glasses 39 percent, first Counterpoint Research, as reported by Pedaily[28]
H1 2025 China AI/AR glasses 39 percent, first CINNO Research, as reported by Pedaily[28]
Q3 2025 Global AR smart glasses shipments 24.5 percent, first for a second consecutive quarter Counterpoint Research, as stated by RayNeo[32]
2025 Global AR smart glasses shipments 27 percent, first Counterpoint Research, as reported by 36Kr[10]
2025 China consumer AI/AR glasses (696,000 units) 32 percent, first CINNO Research, as reported by 36Kr[10]
Q1 2026 Global AR smart glasses shipments 23.7 percent, first Counterpoint Research, as stated by RayNeo[9]

Caixin reported that RayNeo had taken the majority of domestic Chinese smart-glasses sales before Xiaomi entered the market with its own AI glasses in June 2025, and, citing International Data Corporation figures, put the global smart-glasses market at nearly 4.3 million units shipped in the third quarter of 2025.[1] 36Kr reported that Xiaomi ranked first in China's AI glasses shipments in 2025 and, citing Counterpoint, first in China's smart glasses shipments in the first quarter of 2026 with a 28 percent share.[10] In July 2026 RayNeo said, citing Counterpoint, that it had led the global video-centric AR glasses segment in late 2025 with a 42 percent share, and, citing IDC, that its North American shipments grew 456.5 percent year on year in the fourth quarter of 2025.[9] 21st Century Business Herald reported that RayNeo ranked first in both global and Chinese AR glasses shipments and sales in the first quarter of 2026, citing Counterpoint Research, IDC and CINNO Research.[47]

See also

References

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