in years time we'll look back at these the same way we look back at the brick phone. its ugly but it changed everything!

most important detail, imo, omitted is FOV. It's so annoying when companies hype their new AR/VR goggles and leave this parameter out. I see in another article it says, "RayNeo X2 Lite can cover 30 degrees of your field of view (FOV)." That is tiny. I guess the "Lite" is different than the non-Lite but I sort of doubt the FOV changed by a factor of 3 or 4. I can't imagine it feeling very immersive at all.

As an engineer I value this considering how to fit all that tech inside small glass frame, its truly remarkable @RayNeo

The live language transcription would be game changing for both Healthcare workers and diplomats the world over.

If I can use a web browser with these and AI like gemini or chatgpt. I will buy one.

Hello, some questions which probably a lot of people would like to hear answers for: 1. How long does the battery last? 2. How much does it drain the phone battery, considering it needs to be connected anyway? 3. How comfortable is it to wear for an extended period? 4. Is it waterproof? 5. What about heat? Does it become warm, and if so, where - on the front or legs? 6. Is there any pressure related to the device weight on the ears or nose? 7. Is there any pressure related to the legs on the back of the head? 8. Does it leave any marks on your face after wearing it for a while? 9. How long does it take to charge it fully? 10. Do they work without an internet connection on your phone for any function?

But does it have a truly fully functional AI companion?

When are these available for sale?

The fact I have to watch an ad to watch an ad is so pathetic.

Clown glasses

.......and the upcoming generation's cerebral cortical getting softer and softer. But hey! You do not have to think! Welcome to Idiocracy! 😉

Looks super fake Ad.

Did you only use male model because they would look massive on a woman’s face 😂