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RayNeo Air 2s vs RayNeo Air 4 Pro

Side-by-side comparison of specs, features, and pricing

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The RayNeo Air 2s compared here is the original — the RayNeo Air 3s has succeeded it.

RayNeo Air 2s

RayNeo Air 2s

RayNeo

$159

Where the RayNeo Air 2s wins

  • Price: $140 cheaper (159 vs 299)

Where the RayNeo Air 4 Pro wins

  • Weight: 2g lighter (76 vs 78)
  • Field of View: 1 degree wider FOV (47 vs 46)
  • Brightness: 600 nits brighter (1200 vs 600)
  • HDR Support: Supports HDR (Yes vs No)
  • Spatial Audio: Has spatial audio (Yes vs No)

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Specs Comparison

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Specification RayNeo Air 2s RayNeo Air 2s $159 RayNeo Air 4 Pro RayNeo Air 4 Pro $299
Price
Price $159 $299
Display
Display type Sony Micro-OLED (0.55-inch) Micro-OLED with HDR10 (first AR glasses with HDR10 display), Vision 4000 co-processor
Resolution 1920x1080 1920x1080
Pixels per degree — 41
Field of view (°) 46 47
Refresh rate (Hz) 120 120
Brightness (nits) 600 1200
Virtual screen size (in) 201 201
HDR support — ✓ Yes
Color support Full color Full color
Optics
Optics type — birdbath
Dimming control — ✕ No
Transparency level — 3840Hz PWM hybrid dimming, 10-level brightness
Prescription support ✓ Yes ✓ Yes
Diopter range Prescription inserts via Lensology (RayNeo's named partner); no range published for the Air 2s Prescription lens insert frame (sample in box); lenses via Lensology
Physical
Weight (g) 78 76
Frame style wraparound wraparound
Color options — Black
Foldable — ✓ Yes
Battery & power
Charging method USB-C (powered by connected device) USB-C (powered by connected device)
Connectivity
Connectivity USB-C (DP Alt Mode) USB-C
Tethered ✓ Yes ✓ Yes
Compatible devices Android, iOS, PC, Mac, iPad, Steam Deck, ROG Ally, Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 5 Android, iOS, PC, Mac, Steam Deck, Nintendo Switch 2, PlayStation 5, ROG Ally
Computing
Processing type tethered tethered
Operating system None (plug-and-play external display) None (plug-and-play external display)
Chipset None (tethered display glasses) Vision 4000 image chip (co-developed with Pixelworks) for AI SDR-to-HDR upscaling and 2D-to-3D conversion
Sensors & input
Camera ✕ No ✕ No
Microphones — 2
Speakers directional directional · spatial audio

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