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RayNeo Air 2s

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RayNeo Air 2s
Basic Info
VR/AR Augmented Reality
Type AR Glasses
Subtype Smart Glasses
Platform RayNeo
Developer TCL / RayNeo
Manufacturer RayNeo
Release Date 2024
Price $399 USD
Website https://www.rayneo.com/products/rayneo-air_2s
Predecessor RayNeo Air 2
System
Storage
Display
Display 2× Sony Micro-OLED
Resolution 1920×1080 per eye (Full HD)
Refresh Rate 120 Hz
Image
Field of View 46°
Optics
Optics Birdbath
Ocularity Binocular
Tracking
Tracking 3DoF
Eye Tracking No
Hand Tracking No
Audio
Audio Quad speakers
Connectivity
Connectivity USB-C (standard cable)
Device
Weight ~78g
Color Black

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The RayNeo Air 2s is an upgraded consumer augmented reality smart glasses developed by RayNeo (a TCL brand), released in 2024 as an improved version of the RayNeo Air 2. The major upgrades include a dramatic increase to 5000 nits brightness, quad speaker audio system, improved fit and adjustability, and reduced edge blurring. At $399, the Air 2s positions itself as an affordable yet feature-rich alternative to the Xreal One, delivering one of the best OLED displays in its category.

History and Development

RayNeo developed the Air 2s to address the main criticisms of the original Air 2, particularly the poor audio quality and limited adjustability. The new model represents a significant upgrade with 8× brighter displays (5000 nits vs 600 nits) and a complete audio system redesign with quad speakers.[1]

The Air 2s earned an 8/10 "Good" rating from Gaming Nexus and received positive reviews for its balance of features and pricing.[2]

Design and Hardware

Display

The Air 2s features dramatically improved brightness:

  • Dual Sony Micro-OLED panels
  • 1920×1080 resolution per eye (Full HD)
  • 120 Hz refresh rate
  • 46° diagonal field of view
  • 201-inch virtual screen at 6 meters
  • 5000 nits peak brightness—8× brighter than Air 2
  • One of the best OLED images in consumer AR glasses
  • Reduced edge blurring compared to predecessor

Build and Comfort

Improved fit over the Air 2:

  • ~78 grams weight
  • Better adjustability than original Air 2
  • Improved nose pad options
  • Enhanced ergonomic design
  • Comfortable for extended viewing sessions

Audio

Complete audio system redesign:

  • Quad speaker design: Major upgrade from dual speakers
  • Improved audio quality
  • Better sound isolation
  • High-quality audio output
  • Resolved the audio issues from Air 2

Connectivity

  • Standard USB-C cable (not proprietary)
  • Compatible with third-party USB-C cables
  • DisplayPort Alt Mode support

Comparison with Competitors

Feature Air 2s Xreal One Air 2
Price $399 $499 $379
Brightness 5000 nits 600 nits 600 nits
Refresh Rate 120 Hz 120 Hz 120 Hz
Audio Quad speakers Stereo Dual speakers
Spatial Chip No X1 chip No
Adjustability Good Good Limited

Reception

Praise:

  • Ultra-bright 5000 nits display
  • Large virtual screen (201")
  • High-quality OLED image
  • Affordable $399 price point
  • Quad speaker audio upgrade
  • Better fit than Air 2
  • More adjustability than predecessor
  • Less edge blurring
  • Good entry point for AR glasses
  • Standard USB-C cable

Criticism:

  • Hardware not as advanced as Xreal One
  • Build quality not premium-tier
  • No spatial computing chip
  • Still basic AR capabilities
  • Software support limited[3]

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See Also

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