At a glance

Display type

None (pocket Google TV streaming box; no screen of its own — plugs into RayNeo XR glasses over USB-C)

Battery

5.5 hr

• Dolby Vision playback on the RayNeo GT and GT Max, which RayNeo calls the first Dolby Vision AR glasses system
• Certified Google TV with native Netflix, plus Prime Video, Disney+ and YouTube, and no phone needed
• Dolby Vision only works with the GT and GT Max; Air-series glasses get standard picture
• Made for RayNeo glasses only; RayNeo says other brands are not compatible

Full specifications ↓

RayNeo Pocket TV Pro

RayNeo

$199

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Battery

5.5 hr

Dolby Vision playback on the RayNeo GT and GT Max, which RayNeo calls the first Dolby Vision AR glasses system · 4 pros & 4 cons ↓

The RayNeo Pocket TV Pro is a $199 pocket Google TV box for RayNeo glasses. Plug the glasses into it over USB-C and you get a certified Google TV with native Netflix, Prime Video, Disney+ and YouTube on a big private screen, with no phone involved. Paired with the RayNeo GT or GT Max, it plays Dolby Vision, a format that adjusts brightness and contrast scene by scene; RayNeo calls the pairing the first Dolby Vision AR glasses system. Air-series glasses from the Air 2 onward work too, but in standard picture only. Inside is an Amlogic S905X5M-J chip with 3GB of RAM and 64GB of storage, plus a microSD slot that takes up to 2TB. A 6,500mAh battery runs up to 5.5 hours, and a second USB-C port lets you charge it while you watch. Best for: GT and GT Max owners who stream on planes, trains and sofas.