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GT
Official price: 369 €
Launch offer still active, no end date announced: 339 €. List price: 369 €.
A 68-gram portable cinema with four Bang & Olufsen speakers and native Dolby Vision. No AI and no camera: they connect via a direct USB-C cable (DisplayPort Alt Mode) to your phone, laptop or console, and RayNeo does not publish whether they carry their own battery.
Buying from Europe
EU law grants a legal guarantee of at least 2 years (3 in Spain). This seller offers less.
Pros / Cons
- 68 grams: the lightest in the range
- First AR glasses with native Dolby Vision
- Four speakers tuned by Bang & Olufsen
- Not AI glasses: no camera, no assistant
- PS5, Xbox and Switch need an HDMI adapter
- RayNeo does not publish the battery: its spec table has no such row
RayNeo GT review: our verdict
The GT is the portable cinema of the range: 68 grams, 120 Hz Micro-OLED with a virtual screen up to 231 inches, and two firsts you notice every minute of use — it is the first AR model with native Dolby Vision, and it carries four speakers tuned by Bang & Olufsen. For a film on a train, that picture-and-sound combination is hard to match in its category.
Know what it is not: these are not AI glasses. There is no camera and no assistant; they connect over a direct USB-C cable (DisplayPort Alt Mode) to your phone, laptop or console, and PS5, Xbox and Switch need an HDMI adapter. As with the rest of the range, RayNeo publishes no battery row in its specifications, so the power comes from the device they are plugged into.
Who is it for? Anyone who wants the range's best balance of weight and picture: this is the light entry point. If you want an even wider field of view, the GT Max is more immersive and heavier — we put them head to head in their comparison — and if you want an assistant and a camera, you are shopping in a different category: the AI glasses on this very site.
Specifications
| Launch price | 369 € |
| Weight | 68 g |
| Display | Micro-OLED 120 Hz, up to 231", native Dolby Vision |
| Field of view | 46° |
| Camera | No camera |
| Battery | — |
| AI | — |
| Translation | — |
| Year | 2026 |
Review by Kola
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