RayNeo is taking a clever approach to smart eyewear at IFA 2026 with the RayNeo iO and the RayNeo GT Max smart glasses. Instead of trying to force every feature into a single bulky frame, they split the problem in two. The result is a dual product line that easily earns a spot among our Best of IFA 2026 Award winners. Whether you need a subtle AI assistant for work or a massive private theater for travel, RayNeo built dedicated hardware that actually fits how people live.
Camera-free privacy and ultra-light ambient AI in the RayNeo iO
The RayNeo iO solves one of the biggest headaches with smart glasses—feeling like a creeping spy. By completely ditching built-in cameras, these 33-gram frames focus purely on being a brilliant workplace tool. The tiny waveguide display hits an astonishing 1,300 nits, meaning you can check navigation cues, meeting reminders, or teleprompter notes in direct sunlight without anyone across the table noticing your screen.
Instead of annoying speakers, the iO leans into input. A four-mic array combined with a bone-conduction sensor picks up your voice seamlessly in noisy rooms. This lets you trigger Gemini 3.1 Flash Lite or translate 55 languages on the fly. making the glasses feel like a natural, quiet assistant that blends into your workday rather than getting in the way.
A massive 307-inch Dolby Vision cinema on your face with the GT Max
If the iO is for work, the RayNeo GT Max is pure personal entertainment. Designed for media lovers and frequent flyers, these glasses use MicroOLED panels to project a virtual screen that scales up to a massive 307 inches. When connected to the Pocket TV Pro, you get full Dolby Vision support and real-time HDR upscaling that turns standard video into a proper movie theater experience.
Despite weighing just 78 grams, RayNeo didn’t cut corners on audio either. The built-in quad speakers are co-tuned by Bang & Olufsen. Plus, they feature directional audio so people next to you on a plane won’t hear your movie. With custom prescription inserts and adjustable interpupillary distance sizing, the GT Max makes spatial computing feel comfortable, practical, and genuinely fun.
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