RayNeo GT

Who it is for and what you need

Private viewing from a compatible phone, computer or console; the lighter, lower-cost GT option.

Connection: Included USB-C video cable; source must support DisplayPort Alt Mode. HDMI and Lightning need extra adapters.

Power: No battery; connected source supplies power, video and audio.

Fit: 68 g claimed; fixed 64 mm optical IPD. This is a design value, not a guaranteed fitting range.

Specifications below are manufacturer claims unless labelled as independent reporting. We have not tested these glasses.

Display and audio

GT has a 46° view and claimed 136/201/231-inch modes. Both list 1080p Micro-OLED, 120 Hz 2D and 60 Hz 3D. Brightness is mode-dependent: 336 nits pinned, 1,200 otherwise. Four speakers are tuned with Bang & Olufsen. Figures are RayNeo claims. Manufacturer page · checked 11 September 2026

Use with computers and phones

A DisplayPort-capable USB-C source works with the included cable. Mac/Windows mirroring or extended-display behaviour depends on the computer. Basic display use needs no app. Charging-only USB-C ports cannot supply video. Manufacturer page · checked 11 September 2026

Consoles and adapters

HDMI sources such as PlayStation and Xbox need compatible HDMI-to-USB-C conversion. Lightning needs Apple’s Digital AV adapter as well. Switch needs a compatible dock/adapter route; Switch 2 requires its matching accessory setup. Confirm power and exact hardware before buying. Manufacturer page · checked 11 September 2026

App and firmware

RayNeo XR is optional for extra features: Android 8+ with USB-C video, or supported iPhone models with iOS 17.2+. AI 2D-to-3D video also requires compatible recent hardware. Product pages exclude iPhone 16e, 17e and Air. Update support and feature availability vary by device. Manufacturer page · checked 11 September 2026

Dolby Vision and spatial modes

Both have native 3DoF with Follow, Steady and Pinned modes. Dolby Vision needs Pocket TV Pro and compatible content; the accessory is optional for ordinary viewing. AI SDR-to-HDR conversion is not native Dolby Vision from every source. Manufacturer page · checked 7 October 2026

Fit and prescription inserts

GT has fixed 64 mm optical IPD; there is no published tolerance that guarantees fit. Nose pads can be changed. Temple width is fixed. Inserts are separate correction, not a dioptre dial; the included sample needs prescription lenses. Manufacturer page · checked 11 September 2026

UK ordering caveat

Possible import charges and the final delivered price need confirmation with RayNeo before ordering. Manufacturer page · checked 7 October 2026

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Prescription support: every published route

Each route has its own verification date below. A recent check of one source does not re-verify the other routes or prices.

A route is one way of getting corrected vision in these glasses. Each row keeps a provider's limits and source separate; the checker considers passing official routes for your country first. Figures come from the cited manufacturer or lens provider, including independent providers. A provider publishing its service does not establish manufacturer endorsement. About source labels.

• RayNeo published insert specification
  Prescription insert behind the optics · official

  • -10.00 to 0.00 · sphere only
  • Cylinder: up to 2.00
  • Varifocal: Not published
  • Prism: not published

  uk.rayneo.com · Manufacturer page · verified 18 October 2026

  Notes, prices and lead time

  Lens price: from £95 (Lensology (RayNeo's named prescription partner) inserts from £95).

  RayNeo publishes −10.00 to 0.00 D sphere and up to 2.00 D cylinder for prescription inserts. The included sample needs prescription lenses. There is no documented dioptre-adjustment dial. Confirm progressive, bifocal and prism support with your lens supplier. RayNeo's GT product page recommends custom lenses from Lensology; Lensology's GT insert page (https://lensology.co.uk/rayneo-gt-prescription-inserts/) lists inserts from £95 and publishes no numeric range (read on 7 and 18 October 2026). RayNeo's blog post of 13 October 2026 restates the range for GT, GT Max and Air 3s: 'myopia from 0 to -10.00D and astigmatism up to -2.00D'.

This tool compares your prescription with published manufacturer or lens-provider ranges. It is not optical advice and does not replace a dispensing optician. Use a current prescription and ask your dispensing practitioner to confirm the applicable prescription-age and supervision requirements. In the UK, prescription spectacles for anyone under 16, or registered sight impaired or severely sight impaired, must be supplied by or under the supervision of a registered practitioner.

Where to buy, by country

Status and list price per market with the date each was checked. Affiliate links are marked Ad. Full retailer matrix, grey-import routes and an RSS feed are on the availability tracker.

Recent changes to this record

• 2026-10-28 — Prices and stock reconfirmed on RayNeo's own stores on 28 October 2026; nothing changed since 18 October.
• 2026-10-18 — Reconfirmed RayNeo's GT-series support page (myopia 0 to -10.00 D, astigmatism up to -2.00 D) and Lensology's £95 single-vision insert; RayNeo's 13 October 2026 blog post restates the same range.
• 2026-10-18 — Added Germany, France and Spain: RayNeo's EU store lists the GT at €369, in stock, read from its product data on 18 October 2026.
• 2026-10-18 — US shelf price reconfirmed at $329; the $30 launch offer seen on 7 October 2026 is no longer applied.
• 2026-10-18 — UK price updated from £289 to £319: RayNeo's UK store now shows £319 as the regular price with no saving, so the launch price has ended.

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Other models to compare

Same category or brand, with their own published prescription ranges.

• RayNeo iO — range not published · availability
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