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

• Turns RayNeo glasses into a self-contained TV: certified Google TV with 400,000+ movies and episodes across 10,000+ apps, no phone involved
• 6,500mAh battery runs about 5.5 hours of continuous watching
• Made for RayNeo's own Air and GT series — RayNeo says other brands' glasses are not recommended
• Does not work with the older RayNeo X2 at all (different interface and protocol)

Full specifications ↓

RayNeo Pocket TV

RayNeo

$129

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Battery

5.5 hr

Turns RayNeo glasses into a self-contained TV: certified Google TV with 400,000+ movies and episodes across 10,000+ apps, no phone involved · 4 pros & 4 cons ↓

The RayNeo Pocket TV is a $129 pocket streaming box that gives RayNeo glasses their own Google TV brain: plug the glasses into its USB-C port and the certified Google TV interface plays on a big private screen, no phone needed — over 400,000 movies and episodes across 10,000+ apps. A 6,500mAh battery runs about 5.5 hours of continuous watching. 3GB of RAM and 64GB of storage come built in, and a TF card takes it to 2TB for offline viewing on planes. The Amazon listing fills in the connection details: one USB-C cable carrying DisplayPort 1.2, dual-band Wi-Fi, built-in Chromecast, and a remote with a voice assistant. RayNeo makes it for its own Air and GT series glasses — it says other brands' glasses are not recommended, and the older X2 does not work with it at all. Best for: RayNeo owners who want a plane-and-sofa streaming setup that leaves the phone in their pocket.