15:05 28 August, 2025RayNeo, a subsidiary of TCL, has introduced the TCL RayNeo Air 3s Pro augmented reality glasses to the global market. The new device combines advanced technology, a compact design, and an affordable price, bringing AR technology closer to mainstream users.
Bright displays and cinematic quality
The Air 3s Pro features HueView 2.0 Gen 5.5 Micro-OLED displays that deliver:
Six display modes (including cinema, gaming, work, and eye protection) allow the glasses to adapt to different use cases — from watching movies to gaming and professional tasks.
Comfort and eye care
Weighing just 76 grams, the glasses ensure comfort even during extended use thanks to:
Spatial sound and privacy
The audio system includes four speakers with RayNeo’s spatial sound algorithms, creating an immersive effect. The “Whisper” mode directs sound straight into the ears, preventing leakage in public spaces — ideal for use on public transport or in the office.
Wide compatibility
The TCL RayNeo Air 3s Pro connects to a wide range of devices via USB-C with DisplayPort or through an HDMI adapter:
Price and availability
The glasses are available starting at $249 (around 25,000 rubles), with a possible $50 launch discount via Amazon and RayNeo’s official website. Shipments began on September 1, 2025.
Why it matters
The TCL RayNeo Air 3s Pro makes augmented reality accessible by combining high brightness, quality sound, and a budget-friendly price. These glasses are suitable for both entertainment (movies, games) and work, replacing bulky monitors or projectors. Their lightweight design and eye-friendly features make them a versatile solution for everyday use.
In short…
The TCL RayNeo Air 3s Pro is a breakthrough in the budget AR glasses segment. With ultra-bright Micro-OLED displays, spatial sound, broad compatibility, and a price of around $249, it sets a new standard for portable augmented reality devices. The product is ideal for anyone seeking a cinematic experience or a convenient work screen without overspending. It confirms that the future of AR technology has already arrived.