TCL-Backed RayNeo Launches Air 4 Professional AR Glasses Globally At CES 2026

After first revealing the Air 4 Professional AR glasses in China final yr, RayNeo used CES 2026 to carry them to a worldwide viewers. On the occasion, the TCL-backed firm additionally unveiled an eSIM-capable RayNeo X3 Professional, underscoring its wider foray into tethered and standalone augmented actuality units.

The primary AR glasses on the planet to assist HDR10 are the RayNeo Air 4 Professional—the glasses include 0.6-inch Micro-OLED screens which have a most brightness of 1,200 nits, a refresh charge of as much as 120 Hz, and 3,840 Hz PWM hybrid dimming. This setup is meant to reinforce distinction, picture readability, and viewing consolation in a wide range of lighting eventualities, in line with RayNeo.

Visually talking, the Air 4 Professional can venture a digital display as much as 201 inches (5.11 meters) when seen from about six meters away. Ten brightness settings can be found to customers, and the screens have a 200,000:1 distinction ratio. A specialised Pixelworks Imaginative and prescient 4000 processor powers the glasses, enabling features like 2D-to-3D content material conversion and SDR-to-HDR upscaling.

The Bang & Olufsen-tuned four-speaker system handles the audio. With its light-weight body and adjustable nostril pads for extended use, the 76-gram Air 4 Professional is made with consolation in thoughts. It’s suitable with smartphones, tablets, and different units that enable video output over USB-C and connects through USB-C.

Along with the Air 4 Professional, RayNeo unveiled the RayNeo X3 Professional Venture eSIM eyewear. This model makes use of 4G mobile connectivity to perform with out a wired connection because of built-in eSIM assist. Not like tethered fashions, this makes the X3 Professional a extra autonomous AR resolution.

The corporate says the RayNeo Air 4 Professional will go on sale on January 25 and retail for $299.

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