INAIR 2 Pro vs RayNeo GT: which should you buy?

Get the RayNeo GT. Both are display glasses with a big private screen, and the RayNeo GT is lighter, at 68g against 80g, which you feel through a long film. The RayNeo GT is also the cheaper of the two today.

Who should get the RayNeo GT

Get the RayNeo GT for movies and handheld games. RayNeo describes a private cinema screen of up to 231 inches, up to 120Hz, with four speakers tuned with Bang and Olufsen. It works with limits on phones, since display glasses need a phone that sends video over USB-C, so check your model first.

Who should get the INAIR 2 Pro

Get the INAIR 2 Pro for the biggest private screen. INAIR describes a 135-inch virtual screen at 120Hz, with dimming that blocks almost all outside light, and a Steam Deck or Windows handheld plugs straight in. It works with limits on phones, since display glasses need a phone that sends video over USB-C, so check your model first.

The differences that matter

Both plug into a phone, a laptop or a handheld, and both work with limits on phones, so check your model.

The INAIR pair adds a multi-screen setup for laptop work. If you will work in your glasses, that is worth a look.

Smart glasses only work if you keep wearing them, so fit matters more than any spec. Try a pair on if you can, and check what prescription lenses will cost before you order. A pair that pinches your nose or slides down on a warm day will end up in a drawer, whatever it can do.

Price and value

Today the INAIR 2 Pro costs $469.99 (checked Nov. 4, 2026) and the RayNeo GT costs $329 (checked Nov. 4, 2026). The RayNeo GT is cheaper by $141.

For movies and games in a lighter frame, pick the RayNeo GT.