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I recently tried connecting my Switch to my RayNeo glasses using an HDMI adapter and honestly it’s way cooler than I expected. It feels like you’re playing on a huge screen floating right in front of you, even if you’re just sitting in a cafe or traveling somewhere.

I took the setup with me on a short trip and it actually made gaming a lot more comfortable. Not having to stare down at the small Switch screen the whole time was great for my neck. The only real downside is that the glasses and adapter drain battery pretty fast, so bringing a power bank is pretty much necessary.

The setup isn’t perfect since there are extra cables involved and it takes up a bit more space in your bag, but once you start playing, it’s honestly hard to go back to the normal handheld experience.👍😎

Lately I’ve been using my RayNeo Air 4 Pro to read ebooks and longer articles from my phone before going to sleep, and I noticed the display settings actually make a pretty big difference for reading comfort.

At first I just left everything on the default settings, but recently I switched the glasses to 120Hz and maxed out the resolution. Ever since then, text feels noticeably cleaner and more stable to look at. It’s kinda hard to describe, but smaller fonts are easier on my eyes and scrolling feels smoother too.

I didn’t really notice the difference right away, but after reading for around 30 minutes, my eyes definitely feel less strained compared to before. Makes me think the higher refresh rate actually helps more than I expected when staring at text for a long time.

Anyone else notice something similar when reading or browsing on AR glasses? Or maybe I’m just paying too much attention to the refresh rate lol.😁