RayNeo has announced two new smart AR glasses: the RayNeo iO Smart Glasses and the RayNeo GT Series, which includes the GT and GT Max models. The two new models serve different purposes: the iO Smart Glasses are built for all-day productivity, while the GT Series targets mobile entertainment. Both product lines will be available starting September 4, 2026.
RayNeo iO Smart Glasses: All-Day Ambient Intelligence & Productivity
The RayNeo iO Smart Glasses are aimed at professionals who need quick access to information. They weigh 33 grams and use a magnesium-aluminum alloy frame with titanium temples for comfort during long periods of use.
Key Specifications & Features:
- The glasses use a waveguide display that is transparent to others but shows clear text to the wearer, with up to 1,300 nits of brightness.
- An AI-powered productivity suite runs in the background to log schedules and meeting notes. After meetings, it can suggest action items and calendar updates, which users can confirm with a head nod.
- The glasses support multiple AI models, including Gemini, ChatGPT, Claude, and DeepSeek, which users can select in the companion app.
- The iO offers real-time text translation for 55 languages and 109 accents, with about a one-second delay. It also includes an auto-teleprompter that scrolls scripts in sync with your speech during presentations.
- The iO uses a four-microphone array and bone conduction sensor to capture voice clearly, even in noisy places. The 240mAh battery lasts up to two days with typical use.
- Controls include a physical rotary dial on the right temple. The glasses support Bluetooth 5.4, work with both Android and iOS, and are rated IP54 for dust and water resistance. An LED status light turns on when recording or translation is active.
RayNeo GT Series (GT & GT Max): Cinema-Grade Spatial Viewing
The RayNeo GT Series uses a dual-chip featuring the Vision 4000 Display Chip and the Zone 360 3DoF Chip for display and motion tracking.
Key Specifications & Features:
- The GT Max offers a 59-degree field of view through the Peacock Optical Engine 3.0 Max and a 5.5th-gen Tandem MicroOLED display. Users can adjust the virtual screen size between 227, 267, and 307 inches.
- When used with the RayNeo Pocket TV Pro, the GT Series supports Dolby Vision playback and can convert SDR to HDR in real time.
- The GT Series offers three viewing modes: Steady Mode to filter movement, Pinned Mode to keep the screen fixed in space, and Follow Mode.
- Audio comes from a quad-speaker system with improved low-frequency response, head-tracked spatial audio, and a directional sound mode for privacy.
- Ergonomic Lightweight Build & IPD Fit: Weighing only 68g (GT) and 78g (GT Max), the streamlined chassis offers lightweight comfort. The GT Max comes in 3 physical Interpupillary Distance (IPD) sizes (Size S: <64mm | Size M: 64–67mm | Size L: >67mm) to guarantee optical clarity across face shapes.
Model Comparison
| Specification | RayNeo iO | RayNeo GT | RayNeo GT Max |
| Primary Function | Ambient Heads-Up Productivity & AI | Portable AR Media & Gaming | Cinema-Grade AR Display |
| Chassis Weight | 33g | 68g | 78g |
| Optical Engine | Firefly Nano (0.085cc MicroLED) | Birdbath (BB) | Peacock Optical Engine 3.0 Max |
| Field of View (FOV) | 23.5° | 46° | 59° |
| Display Sizing | Heads-Up Text Overlay | Up to 231-inch (136″/201″/231″) | Up to 307-inch (227″/267″/307″) |
| Audio Configuration | Visual-First (0 Speakers / Bone Conduction + 4-Mic) | Quad-Speakers (Co-Tuned by B&O) | Quad-Speakers (Co-Tuned by B&O) |
| Tracking & Controls | Smart Crown Dial & Head Gestures | Zone 360 Native 3DoF Chip | Zone 360 Native 3DoF Chip |
To learn more RayNeo Smart AR glasses, visit RayNeo’s official website
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