If you've been staring at the Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses and imagining playing Robocop, you'll be disappointed to know that they don't actually have a screen. The RayNeo Air 2 XR are the direct opposite, they're nothing but screen.
Connecting via a USB-C port in the arm of the glasses, they simulate a Micro OLED 1080p, 201-inch display 6 meters away from your face, and I have to say the picture quality is impressive. It takes some getting used to (and adjusting the nose piece), and there's definitely some fringing at the boundaries of the image, but it's a great way to watch a big screen wherever you are. Whether you want to watch a movie or just work on a massive monitor, it's really impressive. The sound performance isn't quite as brilliant, but still not bad, it just leaks out a bit more than something like the Meta glasses.
