RayNeo GT Max AR Glasses

RayNeo GT Max is available in three IPD sizes to provide a better optical fit:

S: IPD < 64mm
M: IPD 64–67mm
L: IPD > 67mm

Not sure about your IPD? Measure it before ordering at: http://ipd.rayneo.com

IPD, or interpupillary distance, is the distance between the centers of your pupils. Choosing the GT Max size that matches your IPD helps align your eyes with the optical viewing area for clearer visuals and a more comfortable viewing experience.

GT Max is available in S, M, and L IPD options. You can measure your IPD at : http://ipd.rayneo.com

Yes. RayNeo GT Max supports prescription lens solutions for users who need vision correction.

For clearer visuals and greater comfort during extended AR use, we recommend custom prescription lenses from RayNeo’s professional lens partner, Lensology.

Shop Prescription Lenses：https://lensology.co.uk/rayneo-gt-max-prescription-inserts/

RayNeo GT Max can connect directly to compatible devices that support video output via USB-C DisplayPort Alt Mode, including supported smartphones, tablets, laptops, and handheld gaming devices.

Some devices may require an additional adapter or accessory depending on their available ports and video-output capabilities.

No. Pocket TV Pro is not required to use GT Max.

GT Max can connect directly to compatible smartphones, tablets, laptops, handheld gaming devices, and other supported video sources.

Pairing GT Max with RayNeo Pocket TV Pro adds a dedicated portable entertainment experience with Google TV, streaming apps, expandable storage, and Dolby Vision support.

Pair RayNeo GT Max with RayNeo Pocket TV Pro to unlock the Dolby Vision AR experience.

Dolby Vision playback is supported when GT Max is used with Pocket TV Pro and compatible Dolby Vision content.

Both models are designed for immersive AR entertainment, but GT Max offers a larger optical viewing experience and additional IPD options.

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RayNeo GT Max

• 59° field of view
• 267-inch cinema display
• S, M, and L IPD options

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RayNeo GT

• 46° field of view
• 201-inch cinema display
• Fixed 64mm IPD

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Both models support up to a 120Hz refresh rate, 1200 nits perceived brightness, Bang & Olufsen audio tuning, native 3DoF spatial tracking, and Dolby Vision playback when paired with Pocket TV Pro.

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

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.
4.After 10 seconds of inactivity, a dark overlay will appear to reduce the phone screen’s power consumption. Casting will continue normally.
5.Tap Temporarily Brighten Screen to remove the overlay. It will return after another 10 seconds of inactivity.
6.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.

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

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

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.

Note: The glasses may temporarily display a black screen during the update. Do not disconnect the cable or close the browser until the update is complete.