TCL RayNeo Air 2s

Matches the best for visual hardware and audio quality, but TCL needs to work on its software

RAEL HORNBY

SCORE PRICE $400 from rayneo.com Smart glasses are an idea that keeps coming around: recently we’ve seen the Lenovo Legion Glass (see issue 352, p70), the Ray-Ban Meta Smart Glasses (see issue 352, p71) and the Carrera Smart Glasses with Alexa (see issue 353, p70). However, no-one’s yet managed to drag the idea into the mainstream. Could TCL RayNeo’s new Air 2s AR glasses be the ones that hit the big time? They certainly make a style statement. The shape resembles a pair of classic Ray-Ban Wayfarers, but RayNeo’s design eschews the Wayfarers’ thick rims in favour of a futuristic full-front visor. The silver temples offer three-point tilt adjustment and ultra-flexible hinges, and at only 79g they’re comfortable to wear, even for prolonged periods. The frame does, however, suffer from the same design…

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