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RayNeo X3 Pro

RayNeo X3 Pro

by RayNeo

RayNeo's $1,299 standalone 76-gram AR smart glasses with 6,000-nit binocular full-color MicroLED waveguide displays, a 12MP Sony camera, Snapdragon AR1 Gen 1 chip and Google Gemini AI.

Per eye
640 × 480 (full-color MicroLED waveguide)
Weight
76 g

Overview

RayNeo X3 Pro is the flagship standalone AI and AR smart glasses model from TCL-backed RayNeo, priced at $1,299. Unlike tethered micro-OLED media glasses or monochrome green HUD frames, the X3 Pro packs binocular full-color MicroLED diffractive waveguides, a Qualcomm Snapdragon AR1 Gen 1 processor, spatial cameras and Google Gemini AI into a self-contained 76-gram wireless frame.

Display and optics

Both lenses integrate full-color MicroLED optical engines coupled to etched diffractive waveguides, delivering a 640 × 480 resolution with 16.7 million colors. Average brightness reaches 3,500 nits with a 6,000-nit peak, allowing full-color navigation arrows, photo previews and floating AI widgets to remain visible in bright outdoor sunlight without tinted clip-ons.

Camera, audio and hardware

The X3 Pro runs on Qualcomm's Snapdragon AR1 Gen 1 platform. On the bridge sit a 12MP Sony IMX681 main camera and a secondary spatial/depth sensor that tracks head movement and local geometry. Four microphones and directional whisper-mode temple speakers handle voice commands and calls. The 76 g frame holds a 245 mAh battery that charges to full in roughly 38 minutes over USB-C, and RayNeo also offers an eSIM cellular variant for phone-free 4G connectivity.

Software and Gemini AI

Running RayNeo AI OS with an integrated Google Gemini assistant, the glasses support multimodal visual search, real-time face-to-face translation with floating color captions, 3D spatial navigation arrows overlaid on streets, and a teleprompter. Users navigate the interface via voice, temple touch gestures or a companion ring/watch controller.

Who it is for

RayNeo X3 Pro is aimed at early adopters and developers who want true untethered, binocular full-color waveguide AR glasses in an everyday 76 g frame rather than a cabled compute-puck system like XREAL Aura. Its $1,299 price and compact battery make it a specialized AI/HUD wearable rather than a long-session video screen.

Specifications

Display & optics

Per eye
640 × 480 (full-color MicroLED waveguide)

Hardware

Chipset
Qualcomm Snapdragon AR1 Gen 1
Weight
76 g (76 g standalone wireless frame with 245 mAh battery (38-minute USB-C fast charge))

Tracking & input

Tracking
Inside-out
Hand tracking
No
Eye tracking
No
Controllers
None (temple touchpad, voice and companion ring/phone)

Release & price

Status
Available
Launch price
$1,299

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