VertoXR Web is now available in early beta! 🥽🌐

You can now use your XR glasses directly from your browser without installing any software. This brings spatial browsing, desktop sharing, video playback, Theater Mode, 360° videos, and more directly to the web.

🌐 Try VertoXR Web:
https://app.vertoxr.com/

🎥 Quick Demo:
https://youtube.com/shorts/gRo5L7KxyP8?si=frK6QezjwBs1_xfd

Try VertoXR on Desktop

🌐 https://vertoxr.com

✨ Highlights

• 🌐 Spatial Web Browsing — Open multiple webpages and arrange them around you in 3D space.

• 🖥️ Desktop Sharing — View your desktop screen inside Spatial View and position it wherever you want.

• 🎬 Video Playback — Watch normal and 360° videos from local storage, URLs

• 🎬 Jellyfin Client — built in jellyfin client to enjoy videos directly from your jellyfin server

• 🎭 Theater Mode — Watch your videos in a virtual theater or use a floating screen.

• 🥽 Head Tracking — Use your glasses' IMU for natural head movement and spatial interaction.

• ⌨️ Custom Keybindings — Move around your spatial environment and customize controls to your preference.

• 🔐 Browser-Based — Everything runs directly in your browser, with no software installation required.

VertoXR Web is currently in early beta, so there are still limitations and plenty of features planned for future releases.

I’d love to hear what features you’d like to see added next!

💬 Join the community on Discord

☕ Support the project

VertoXR is still a solo-developer project. If you'd like to support future development and hardware testing, you can do so here:

https://buymeacoffee.com/rohitsangwan

Thank you to everyone testing early builds, reporting bugs, and sharing feedback. Every release gets better because of this amazing community.

More features, platform support, and exciting updates are on the way. Stay tuned! 🚀

I recently bought the RayNeo Air 3S Pro, mainly to use as a large virtual display with my Legion Go. I'm 44 and have been gaming for more than 30 years, and honestly, AR glasses have changed the way I experience games.

The first few sessions weren't easy. I had mild nausea and felt a little light-headed, which worried me because I've experienced motion sickness with VR before. I started slowly, taking breaks and gradually increasing my playtime. After several sessions (5 days of adaptation), the nausea completely disappeared. I can now play for well over three hours without any issues, even games like Star Wars: Squadrons.

What surprised me most wasn't simply the size of the virtual screen. For the first time, I really feel the space inside games. While playing Assassin's Creed Origins, I started noticing sunlight coming through buildings, architecture, streets, little environmental details... things I'd somehow ignored before. It feels less like looking at a game through a screen and more like looking into its world.

My only real issue with the RayNeo is the fit/eye box. Because of my nose shape, the bottom corners can sometimes get cut off unless I position the glasses very precisely.

Overall, though, AR glasses have been one of the biggest "wow" upgrades I've experienced in gaming in years. I bought the RayNeo wondering if I would even be able to use AR comfortably. Now I'm already looking at RayNeo 4 Pro, XREAL One Pro and VITURE Beast because I like the experience so much. 😄

I'm currently trying to decide between two AR glasses to buy:
Candidate A: XREAL A01+
Candidate B: RayNeo GT (Standard)
My main conditions are:
Budget: Under 400,000 KRW (approx. $300 USD)
Use case: Long daily commutes on a coach/express bus
Content: Mostly watching YouTube and occasionally movies
I did some research and found that the A01+ normally retails for around 418,000 KRW here, but I can grab it for 370,000 KRW (incl. customs/shipping) during tomorrow's AliExpress sale. However, since the two products have different features, I'm having a hard time deciding.
Here are the specs and prices I'm comparing:
A01+: 1600 nits, 43 PPD, 50° FOV, 147-inch, 0DoF (Anti-shake/Smooth follow only), 62g (56g without the front frame) — 370k KRW (approx. $275) via AliExpress sale.
GT: 1200 nits, 49 PPD, 46° FOV, 201-inch, 3DoF, 68g — 344k KRW (approx. $255) via a local community market.
Considering my main use case is watching videos on a moving bus, which one do you guys think would be the better buy?
Any advice or real-world experiences would be greatly appreciated!

I imported my last pair from China through Alibaba and told myself I wouldn’t do that again lol. Spent way too much time messing with the firmware and getting everything usable in English.

Now I’ve seen the GT Max and I’m getting tempted again. The bigger FOV and 3DoF are exactly the kind of upgrades that make me want to buy early.

Waiting for the global version is obviously the sensible move, but having done the import thing once makes it way too easy to think “eh, I could probably deal with it again.”

Anyone else thinking about importing one?

Watching movies on a tiny phone screen for 3+ hours is miserable. Tablets are better, but tray tables get cramped instantly when drinks arrive.
Display glasses seem like the perfect fix. Toss the phone in the seat pocket and enjoy a private theater. I worry about battery drain, cables, and comfort. Did glasses replace your tablet?

My priorities:

• Maximum image sharpness
• 120 Hz (mandatory)
• The ability to use prescription lens inserts (I have astigmatism)
• Good edge-to-edge clarity
• As few optical compromises as possible

My use case:

• Gaming in bed via Tab S7+, using GeForce Now and Moonlight Streaming
• Movies
• Gaming while doing cardio on a recumbent bike
• Occasionally browsing Reddit or watching YouTube

Things I don't care about:

• Peak brightness / nits (I'll use them indoors 98% of the time)
• Productivity or virtual multi-monitor setups

One thing that worries me is text clarity and edge sharpness.

I've read several comments saying that the VITURE Beast has a larger FOV but also noticeably blurrier edges and less sharp text near the borders.

On top of that there are just so many different models I have no clue what to look at. Older but good models are also ok I guess. I would buy used.

Thanks a lot.

I really like my RayNeo Air 4 Pro, and my only real issue so far is the nose area.
I’ve adjusted the nose pads to the position where I can see the full screen perfectly. The problem is that in this position, the metal piece that holds the nose pads ends up touching/pressing against my nose. After wearing the glasses for a while, it starts to hurt.
If I’m lying down it’s not really an issue because the glasses rest more on my head, but when I’m sitting upright, the pressure on my nose eventually gets uncomfortable.
Has anyone else had this problem? Is there some kind of small silicone pad, foam, cushion, or anything else I could put over the metal piece without messing up the fit or my view of the screen?
Would love to hear what solutions you guys have found.

Im getting ready to purchase my fiest pair of smart glasses and im just trying to get a little information. What exactly is the pocket tv device for? I thought you just linked the glasses to your phone and streamed stuff from there. Is that not how it works? Or does the pocket tv just make things easier? If someone could break it down for me I would appreciate it. Thank you.

When I connect my Air 3s glasses into my Z Flip 6, both the phone and glasses revert to 60hz despite being set to adaptive 120hz in settings. Can this be bypassed?

I recently lost my Xreal air 2 pro while traveling and I am currently looking for a replacement. I mostly use glasses for watching movies on flights. I do not really want to spend as much this time around, so the Rayneo air 4 pro caught my attention given the lower price point.

For those who have tried both, how does Air 4 pro compare in terms of display clarity and comfort for long flights? Is there anything major I would be giving up by making the switch? TIA!

The entire experience has been painful.

The delivery timeline claims are untrue, I waited well beyond the timeline with no communication. When I got fed up of waiting I canceled my order - with confirmation from the company that I canceled before shipment and would be refunded. They proceeded to ship the product several days later. I then had to return the product at my own cost, which of course I needed tracking and signature ($$). I still have not received my refund and there is no record of it on their end (though I have proof). I was told on at least 20 occasions I’d get a response in 24 hours and not one was received at any point. That’s not even considering features they advertise are not available on Mac and that is never stated.

I’m going back and forth on glasses for movies and handheld gaming.

Pro 2 feels like the safe pick with a light frame and a sharp image.
Air 4 Pro appeals for movies because of HDR and the B&O audio.
XREAL 1S makes sense if 3DoF and keeping the screen pinned matter.

I’m hesitating because new models are close. RayNeo launched the GT Max in China, and the bigger FOV plus 3DoF looks interesting. I want to see the North American version first, especially price, support, and real user reviews.

Would you buy now or wait a bit?

I picked up the RayNeo 4 Pro recently for work trips and it has been great so far!

I travel pretty often and privacy is important to me. The coolest part about these glasses is having a big private screen without needing to hold a phone or tablet the whole flight.
I flew from California to Vancouver last week and watched a movie the entire time. I thought it might be gimmicky at first, but the 1080p display is surprisingly crisp and clear.

Does anyone else use these mainly for traveling or flights?

I’ve been pretty happy with my Air 4 Pro and wasn’t planning to upgrade, but the new China flagship definitely caught my attention.

The wider FOV and 3DoF look interesting for movies and handheld gaming. Now I’m mostly waiting to see what the global version looks like, especially English support, warranty, and price.

Anyone else thinking about waiting for it?

Salut à tous ! Je viens de recevoir mes RayNeo Air 4 Pro et je tenais à vous faire un petit retour. Après les avoir commandées, je suis tombé sur cette page Reddit. Au vu des nombreux avis déçus, j’étais plutôt sceptique. Finalement, voici mon constat : Qualité d’image tout simplement magnifique ! Usage : Ce ne sont pas encore des lunettes adaptées pour de la bureautique, mais pour regarder des films branchées sur mon iPad, c’est vraiment bluffant. Pour le problème de flou sur les côtés : D’après mon expérience (j’ai un ipd d’environ 63-64 mm), ce souci se règle très facilement : trouver la bonne position de branche parmis les 3 et tordez légèrement le repose-nez pour l’écarter. Ajustez les lunettes dans la position optimale sur votre visage. Resserrez le repose-nez par le bas tout en maintenant les lunettes à la bonne hauteur. En espérant que ça puisse aider des gens avant d’acheter des repose nez aoklay.

I can barely see the lower two corners regardless of the 3 positions that the rayneo provides.

What are you guys doing to resolve this issue?

Thanks!