RayNeo Launches $299 USB-C Video Glasses with Built-in Three Degrees of Freedom
RayNeo has introduced its new GT video glasses, priced at $299, featuring a built-in three degrees of freedom (3DoF) system that allows users to pin virtual screens in space. The device is positioned as a competitive alternative to offerings from Xreal and Viture, which also sell similar video glasses for the same price but with fewer features. While RayNeo's offering stands out technologically, it has a narrower 46-degree field of view compared to some competitors. The GT glasses connect via USB-C and are designed as an affordable entry into immersive visual technology. The company plans to increase the price to $329 in the future. This launch is part of broader trends at tech events like LIVEIFA 2026, where new gadgets with innovative features continue to attract attention.
