Overview

Step into next-gen immersive viewing — RayNeo GT AR Glasses deliver up to a 201-inch cinema display experience with native 3DoF spatial tracking, designed to transform how you watch, game, and work. Powered by an advanced Dual-Chip Architecture featuring the Vision 4000 Display Chip and Zone 360 3DoF Chip, RayNeo GT brings stable hardware-level spatial display and plug-and-play screen mirroring into a sleek, 68g lightweight form factor.

Featuring Dolby Vision playback support (when paired with RayNeo Pocket TV Pro) and Racetrack Audio by Bang & Olufsen, RayNeo GT is your ultimate portable screen for mobile gaming, handheld consoles, and cinema-grade movie viewing on the go.

Key Features

• Dual-Chip Native 3DoF Architecture: Equipped with the Vision 4000 Display Chip and Zone 360 3DoF Chip for hardware-level spatial anchoring and screen stabilization.
• Up to 201" Cinema Display: Adjustable display scales (136-inch / 201-inch / 231-inch) for custom screen immersion.
• World's First Dolby Vision AR System: Unlocks Dolby Vision playback support when paired with the RayNeo Pocket TV Pro.
• Audio by Bang & Olufsen: Racetrack Quad-speaker System delivering a 5dB boost in mid-to-low frequencies for rich spatial sound.
• Ultra-Lightweight 68g Design: Premium ergonomic materials and seamless streamlined frame for all-day weightless wearing.

What's Included

• RayNeo GT AR Glasses
• USB-C to USB-C Cable (DP Compatible)
• Carrying Case
• GT Nose Pad*2
• Prescription Lens Sample
• Anti-slip Temple Pad ×4
• Cleaning Cloth
• User Guide
• Warranty & Safety Guide

Overview

Elevate your spatial vision — RayNeo GT Max AR Glasses elevate the GT foundation with an expanded 59° Field of View (FOV) and up to a massive 267-inch cinema screen experience. Engineered for power users, remote workers, and hard-core gamers, RayNeo GT Max combines high-immersion visuals with native 3DoF tracking powered by its dedicated Dual-Chip Architecture (Vision 4000 Display Chip & Zone 360 3DoF Chip).

RayNeo GT Max introduces a dedicated 3-size IPD (Interpupillary Distance) hardware optical alignment system (S, M, L) within its 78g streamlined frame, ensuring that every user gets customized interpupillary fitting to eliminate edge blur and eye fatigue across the entire display.

Key Features

• Expanded 59° Field of View (FOV): Wide-angle optical viewing for maximum display immersion and spatial multitasking.
• Up to 267" Cinema Screen: Adjustable virtual display scaling (227-inch / 267-inch / 307-inch) for true theater-like gaming and viewing.
• Precision 3-Size IPD Optical Fitting (S / M / L): Hardware interpupillary distance sizing designed to deliver edge-to-edge visual sharpness tailored to your facial geometry.
• Dual-Chip Native 3DoF Architecture: Powered by Vision 4000 Display Chip and Zone 360 3DoF Chip for seamless, low-latency spatial screen anchoring.
• World's First Dolby Vision AR System: Supports Dolby Vision playback when paired with the RayNeo Pocket TV Pro.
• Audio by Bang & Olufsen: Racetrack Quad-speaker System delivering a 5dB boost in mid-to-low frequencies for rich spatial sound.

IPD Size

What is IPD? IPD (Interpupillary Distance) is the distance between the centers of your pupils. Selecting the right IPD size helps ensure a clear, comfortable viewing experience and minimizes visual distortion.

How to Measure Your IPD
Before selecting your glasses size, please measure your IPD using our dedicated measurement tool:

Measure Your IPD — http://ipd.rayneo.com/

Available Sizes:

• S: < 64mm
• M: 64 ≤ IPD ≤ 67mm
• L: > 67mm

For the best optical clarity and viewing experience, we recommend measuring your IPD before placing your order.

What's Included

• RayNeo GT Max AR Glasses (In your selected IPD Size: S, M, or L)
• USB-C to USB-C Cable (DP Compatible)
• Carrying Case
• GT Max Nose Pad*3
• Prescription Lens Sample
• Anti-slip Temple Pad ×4
• Cleaning Cloth
• User Guide
• Warranty & Safety Guide

RayNeo AR glasses work as a portable external display, giving you a private, large-screen viewing experience wherever you go.

The glasses do not require a built-in battery or power button. Simply connect them to a compatible device using the included cable. Your connected device powers the glasses and sends video signals to the display, so you can start using them right away.

With your RayNeo AR glasses, you can:

• 🎬 Watch movies and videos on a large virtual screen
• 🎮 Play games with an immersive big-screen experience
• 💻 Work more comfortably with an extended or virtual display
• ✈️ Enjoy a private screen anywhere—at home, while traveling, or on the go

RayNeo XR App: Enhance Your Experience

You can use your RayNeo AR glasses as an external display without installing any app. However, the RayNeo XR App provides additional app-based features and settings for RayNeo GT / GT Max. For setup instructions, compatibility requirements, and feature details, see Section 5: RayNeo XR App.

Whether you prefer a simple plug-and-play experience or want to explore more advanced features, you can choose the experience that works best for you.

You can download the user guide here:

For GT

User Guide_RayNeo GT AR Glasses.pdf

For GT Max

User Guide_RayNeo GT Max AR Glasses.pdf

For GT

For GT Max

On the RayNeo GT series, glasses feature the same onboard control layout with three physical buttons, including: Volume Button, Spatial mode Button and Menu Button.

Nose Pad

RayNeo GT and GT Max include interchangeable nose pad options for different nose bridge shapes and wearing preferences.

• Choose the nose pad that provides the most secure and comfortable fit while keeping the entire display centered and clearly visible.
• Try each included nose pad option to find the best fit.
• Make sure the nose pad is fully secured before wearing the glasses.
• Adjust the nose pad upward or downward to fine-tune the vertical position of the glasses and center the display.
• If the image still appears too high, too low, or partially cut off, try a different nose pad.
• Do not twist, force, or excessively bend the nose pad assembly.

Temple Arm Adjustments

RayNeo GT and GT Max do not support temple-arm width adjustment. The distance between the left and right temple arms is fixed and cannot be manually adjusted. In contrast, previous-generation RayNeo models support three-level temple-arm width adjustment to accommodate different head widths.

Do not attempt to widen, narrow, twist, or bend the temple arms by force.

For nearsighted users, choose one of the following options to get your lenses:

• Visit Lensology.
• Use the included prescription-lens frame (sample) at a local optical store for fitting.

RayNeo GT and GT Max do not have built-in batteries and do not require charging. The USB-C port receives power, video, and audio from the connected source device.

• Connect the glasses using the included USB-C cable.
• The glasses turn on automatically when a compatible power supply and video signal are detected.
• Disconnecting the cable turns off the glasses.

For the latest list of compatible devices (partial list, not all supported devices), please refer to the link below:

Compatibility List

Devices that support DisplayPort over USB-C, DP Alt Mode, or compatible Thunderbolt video output can connect directly to RayNeo GT and GT Max.

Representative Devices: iPhone 15 Pro and Steam Deck. Other compatible smartphones, tablets, laptops, and handheld gaming devices may also be supported.

How to Connect

What You Need: The USB-C cable included with the glasses.

Connection Path: Compatible USB-C device → Included USB-C cable → RayNeo GT or GT Max

Devices with an HDMI output can connect to RayNeo GT / GT Max using the RayNeo HDMI to Glasses and Charging Adapter.

Representative devices: PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and computers with an HDMI output.

What You Need

Refer to the numbered connection diagram:

• An HDMI source device
• A RayNeo HDMI to Glasses and Charging Adapter (sold separately)
• RayNeo GT / GT Max and the USB-C cable included with the glasses

How to Connect

1. Connect the RayNeo HDMI adapter directly to the HDMI output port of the source device.
2. Use the USB-C cable included with the glasses to connect the adapter to RayNeo GT / GT Max.
3. Turn on the source device. The glasses will power on and display the device's video output.

Connection Path: HDMI device → RayNeo HDMI to Glasses and Charging Adapter → Included USB-C cable → RayNeo GT / GT Max

Phones and iPads with a Lightning port can connect to RayNeo GT / GT Max for screen mirroring using an Apple Lightning adapter and a RayNeo HDMI adapter.

Representative devices: iPhone 14 Pro and iPad (9th generation).

How to Connect

What You Need: An Apple Lightning Digital AV Adapter, a RayNeo HDMI to Glasses and Charging Adapter, and the USB-C cable included with RayNeo GT / GT Max.

Connection Path: Lightning device → Apple Lightning Digital AV Adapter → RayNeo HDMI to Glasses and Charging Adapter → Included USB-C cable → RayNeo GT / GT Max

iOS

Scan the QR code below to download the app from the App Store.

Requirements: iPhone 15 series or later with USB-C and iOS 17.2 or later.

Link: https://rayneo.cn/download/mercury/

Android

Scan the QR code below to download and install the Android app. If prompted, allow installation from the selected download source.

Requirements: Android 8.0 or later and a USB-C port that supports DisplayPort Alt Mode.

Link: https://rayneo.cn/download/mercury/

What This Feature Does

RayNeo GT / GT Max supports playback of compatible SBS 3D videos through the RayNeo XR App on a compatible phone. This feature is intended for videos that are already encoded in SBS 3D format and is separate from AI 2D-to-3D conversion.

An SBS 3D video contains separate left-eye and right-eye images arranged side by side within a single video frame. When SBS 3D mode is enabled, the glasses display the corresponding image to each eye, creating a stereoscopic 3D effect.

How is this different from turning on 3D mode directly on the glasses?

The glasses also support SBS 3D playback — you can enable 3D mode in the glasses settings and watch SBS 3D video sources directly. However, the App delivers noticeably better 3D effect by supporting multiple 3D formats (side-by-side, top-bottom, and more), offering greater depth and a stronger stereoscopic effect than the glasses-only 3D mode.

How to Use It

1. Connect RayNeo GT / GT Max directly to a compatible phone using the included USB-C cable.
2. Open the RayNeo XR App and tap Enter XR Space.
3. Open the video library and select the video you want to watch.
4. Tap the selected video to start playback.
5. If the playback controls are hidden, tap the video to display the bottom control bar.
6. Use the display-mode selector in the bottom control bar and select SBS.
7. Switch to full-screen playback and view the video in 3D through the glasses.

What This Feature Does

AI 2D-to-3D adds stereoscopic depth to standard 2D photos and videos, allowing them to be viewed with a 3D effect through RayNeo GT / GT Max.

The activation method differs between photos and videos:

• Photos: AI 3D mode is applied automatically after the photo is opened.
• Videos: AI 3D mode must be enabled manually from the playback controls.

For Photos

How to Use It in the RayNeo XR App

1. Connect RayNeo GT / GT Max directly to a compatible phone using the included USB-C cable.
2. Open the RayNeo XR App and tap Enter XR Space.
3. Open the photo library.
4. Select the 2D photo you want to view.
5. The App automatically processes and displays the photo in AI 3D mode.
6. View the generated 3D effect through the glasses.

For Videos

Requirements and Limitations
To use AI 2D-to-3D on videos, all the following requirements must be met.

App Requirement

• Download and use the RayNeo XR App.
• The RayNeo AR App does not support this feature.

Connection Requirement

• Connect RayNeo GT / GT Max directly to the phone using a USB-C cable.
• The phone must support video output through USB-C DisplayPort.

Supported Devices

• iPhone: iPhone 15, iPhone 16, and iPhone 17 series models with USB-C DisplayPort output.
• Android: The phone must meet both of the following requirements:
  • Released in 2022 or later.
  • Equipped with one of these supported Qualcomm Snapdragon flagship processors: Snapdragon 8 Gen 2, Snapdragon 8 Gen 3, Snapdragon 8 Elite, Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5, or newer supported Snapdragon flagship processors.

Supported Video Formats

AI 2D-to-3D supports standard video files in the following formats:

• Recommended formats: .mp4, .mkv, .mov, .webm
• Other supported formats: .ts, .m2ts, .mts, .avi, .wmv, .flv, .f4v, .rmvb, .rm, .vob, .mpg, .mpeg, .3gp, .dat, .asf

Unsupported Content

• Blu-ray ISO files
• Complete Blu-ray disc structures
• DRM-protected videos

How to Use It in the RayNeo XR App

1. Connect RayNeo GT / GT Max directly to a compatible phone using the included USB-C cable.
2. Open the RayNeo XR App and tap Enter XR Space.
3. Open the video library.
4. Select and play the 2D video you want to watch.
5. If the playback controls are hidden, tap the video to display the bottom control bar.
6. Tap the AI 3D button in the bottom control bar.
7. Wait for the App to process the video.
8. Continue playback and view the generated 3D effect through the glasses.

What This Feature Does

The RayNeo XR App allows you to view spatial photos and videos captured on a compatible iPhone through RayNeo GT / GT Max.

Spatial media contains depth information captured by the iPhone. When viewed through the glasses, it provides a stereoscopic viewing experience with a greater sense of depth. Unlike standard 2D media, compatible spatial photos and videos do not require AI 2D-to-3D conversion.

The following iPhone models support spatial video capture:

• iPhone 15 series
• iPhone 16 series, except iPhone 16e
• iPhone 17 series, except iPhone 17 Air / iPhone 17e

How to Use It in the RayNeo XR App

1. Make sure the spatial video or stereoscopic photo you want to view is saved in the Photos app on your compatible iPhone.
2. Connect RayNeo GT or GT Max directly to the iPhone using the included USB-C cable.
3. Open the RayNeo XR App and grant access to Photos when prompted.
4. Confirm that "Glasses connected" appears on the app's home screen.
5. Tap Enter XR Space.
6. Select the appropriate option from the media selector at the bottom of the screen:
   • Select Spatial Video to browse spatial videos.
   • Select Stereoscopic Photo to browse stereoscopic photos.
7. Tap the photo you want to view or the spatial video you want to play.
8. The selected content will automatically be displayed through RayNeo GT or GT Max.

Compatible with: RayNeo GT / GT Max

Connect Pocket TV Pro to your glasses for a portable, all-in-one streaming experience without relying on a compatible smartphone. It supports Netflix streaming and completes the Dolby Vision playback chain for compatible content, delivering richer colors, enhanced contrast, and greater picture detail.

Purchase: Buy RayNeo Pocket TV Pro

Compatible with: RayNeo GT / GT Max

This universal accessory is designed to fit different ear shapes. Its sound-guiding technology directs audio toward your ears and provides a dynamic boost of up to 15 dB for fuller bass, clearer sound, and reduced audio leakage.

Purchase: Buy RayNeo Sound Tube

Compatible with: RayNeo GT only

Blocks ambient light and reduces reflections, helping improve perceived contrast and visibility for a more immersive viewing experience in bright environments.

Purchase: Buy RayNeo Lens Shade for GT

Compatible with: RayNeo GT Max only

Fits the GT Max optical module to block ambient light and create a darker viewing environment, improving perceived contrast and immersion when watching content in bright surroundings.

Purchase: Buy RayNeo Lens Shade for GT Max

• Reconnect the included USB-C cable and make sure both ends are fully inserted.
• Unlock the connected device and increase the glasses' brightness.
• Confirm that the USB-C port supports DisplayPort Alt Mode.
• If using an adapter, make sure it is connected correctly and sufficiently powered.
• Restart the connected device or test another compatible port, cable, or device.
• Check the RayNeo Device Compatibility List for supported devices.

If the issue persists, contact RayNeo Support with the glasses model, connected-device model, and connection method.

RayNeo GT Max provides S, M, and L optical-module options for different interpupillary distances (IPD), as well as S, M, and L nose-pad heights for different pupil heights.

If the IPD size is correct but the edges are still blurry:

• Try a different nose-pad height to improve vertical eye alignment.
• Wear the glasses level and move them slightly upward or downward until the image is centered.
• Reduce the virtual screen size to keep the image within the clearest viewing area.
• Clean the display lenses and make sure any prescription lenses are installed correctly.
• Close one eye at a time to check whether the blurriness affects one side or both sides.

If one side remains blurry or a fully clear image cannot be achieved, contact RayNeo Support and provide the selected IPD size, nose-pad size, and whether the issue affects one or both eyes.

RayNeo GT / GT Max use an open-ear speaker design. The speaker outlets direct sound toward the wearer, making the audio difficult to hear clearly from approximately 1.5 meters away. However, someone standing very close may still hear some sound.

Adjusting the volume

Use the Volume Rocker on the glasses to increase or decrease the volume.

Switching audio modes

Press and hold the Volume Rocker to switch between:

• Standard
• Whisper
• Spatial Surround

Select Whisper Mode to reduce audio leakage in quiet or public environments. It can also be enabled through RayNeo XR App > Glasses Settings > Whisper Mode.

The connected device powers the glasses and processes video, so slight warmth and increased battery consumption are normal. Use the appropriate power-saving feature for your viewing mode.

When Playing Videos in XR Space: Eco Mode

1. Tap More in the lower-right corner of the video player.
2. Turn on Eco Mode.
3. The phone screen will dim under a black overlay while the video continues playing on the glasses.

When Using Screen Casting: Auto-Dim Brightness

1. Open Immersive Casting in the RayNeo XR App.
2. On the casting control screen, tap Glasses Settings.
3. Enable Auto-Dim Brightness and adjust the Minimum Brightness if needed.

After 10 seconds of inactivity, a dark overlay will appear to reduce the phone screen's power consumption. Casting will continue normally.

Tap Temporarily Brighten Screen to remove the overlay. It will return after another 10 seconds of inactivity.

You can also lower the glasses' brightness, close unused apps, keep the connected device well ventilated, and disconnect the glasses when they are not in use.

1. Open the RayNeo XR App and go to: Me > XR Space Guide > Media Import Guide
2. Select the import method that matches your media source—AirDrop, Mac/PC, or Cloud Drive/Web—and follow the on-screen instructions.
3. After importing the media, return to the RayNeo XR App and refresh the media list.

The following instructions update the firmware installed on the glasses. They do not update your phone's operating system or the RayNeo XR App.

For Android Phone Users

When new glasses firmware is available, the RayNeo XR App will normally display an update notification automatically. Tap Update Now to begin or Update Later to postpone it.

To check for updates manually:

1. Connect the glasses to your Android phone.
2. Open the RayNeo XR App.
3. On the app homepage, go to Glasses Settings > Firmware upgrade.
4. Follow the on-screen instructions to update the glasses.

For Non-Android Users

This includes iPhone users and others who cannot update through the Android app. Use a Windows PC or Mac:

1. Open the RayNeo Firmware Update Page in Chrome.
2. Connect the glasses to the computer's USB-C port.
3. Click Start Connecting.
4. In the device-selection pop-up, select RayNeo AR Glasses, then click Connect.
5. If an update is available, click Start Upgrade and connect RayNeo AR Glasses again when prompted.
6. Keep the glasses connected until the progress bar shows that the update is complete.