RayNeo GT Max: price and where to buy them
The RayNeo GT Max cost 489 € and are bought from RayNeo's official store for your region. If you came here for the price, that's it. The rest of this guide is for working out whether they're the ones for you.
Where to buy them
RayNeo sells direct, through three official stores: eu.rayneo.com for Europe, www.rayneo.com for the United States and uk.rayneo.com for the United Kingdom. The buy button on this site takes you to yours.
In Europe the parcel ships from a warehouse inside the European Union, with no customs and VAT included, as RayNeo states on its own homepage, checked on 4 September 2026. The warranty is one year from the manufacturer.
Watch out for rneotech.shop and rayneoglobal.shop: they pose as RayNeo and are not official.
What they actually are
These are not AI glasses. There is no camera and no assistant: they are a viewer, a monitor you wear on your face and plug into a phone, a laptop or a console.
What sets them apart is the size of the image:
- A 59-degree field of view. The widest in our entire catalogue, ahead of the GT and the Air 4 Pro.
- A virtual screen of up to 307 inches, on a tandem Micro-OLED panel at 120 Hz with the Peacock 3.0 Max image engine.
- 78 grams, which for this size of image is restrained.
- Three sizes by pupillary distance, something almost nobody offers and which shows in how sharp the edges look.
They connect by USB-C straight to the device (DisplayPort Alt Mode). RayNeo does not publish whether they carry a battery of their own: that row simply isn't in their spec table. For a PS5, an Xbox or a Switch you need an HDMI adapter.
Who they're for, and who they aren't
Yes, if you want an enormous screen for films, games or working across several windows somewhere a monitor won't fit. On image quality they are the best RayNeo we have.
No, if what you want is something to translate a conversation, describe what's in front of you or take a photo without pulling out your phone. That's what the RayNeo iO and the X3 Pro are for — those are AI glasses.
Our overall score is 6.0 out of 10, and it's worth understanding why. Our scoring weights AI and camera heavily, and the GT Max have neither. As a viewer they are excellent; as AI glasses they simply don't compete, because that isn't what they are.
Before you decide
If you're torn within the range itself, the real difference is field of view and price:
Frequently asked questions
How much do the RayNeo GT Max cost? They cost 489 € at RayNeo's official store. The price is shown in your country's currency.
Where do you buy the RayNeo GT Max? At RayNeo's official store for your region: eu.rayneo.com in Europe, www.rayneo.com in the United States and uk.rayneo.com in the United Kingdom.
Do the GT Max have a camera or artificial intelligence? No. They are a display viewer, with no camera and no assistant. RayNeo's AI glasses are the iO and the X3 Pro.
How long does the GT Max battery last? RayNeo doesn't publish it: their spec table has no such row. They connect by USB-C straight to the device.
What field of view do they have? 59 degrees, the widest in our catalogue, with a virtual screen of up to 307 inches.