$299 USB-C video glasses with 3DoF.
If that sentence means anything to you, you may want to know more about RayNeo’s new GT glasses. They cost the same as Xreal and Viture’s feature-light $299 video glasses, but they stand out by having built-in three degrees of freedom to let you pin their virtual screens in space (their rather small 46-degree FoV is a bit disappointing, though). They’ll go up to $329 at a later date. [Image: https://platform.theverge.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2026/08/rayneogt.jpg?quality=90&strip=all]
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If that sentence means anything to you, you may want to know more about RayNeo’s new GT glasses . They cost the same as Xreal and Viture ’s feature-light $299 video glasses, but they stand out by having built-in three degrees of freedom to let you pin their virtual screens in space (their rather small 46-degree FoV is a bit disappointing, though). They’ll go up to $329 at a later date.
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