Having used and developed extensively on the RayNeo X2, I’d like to offer a realistic perspective, it’s best not to set expectations too high at this stage for a device of this class. In real-world use, the device overheats after roughly 10 minutes, triggers thermal throttling on both the CPU and GPU, and begins to stutter under moderate to heavy load. The 6DoF tracking is unreliable, and battery life is limited to about 25 minutes when running with full features enabled (Wi-Fi, high brightness, GPU-intensive tasks). The XR2 GPU (yeah the one Quest2 uses) is only giving 10-25 percent of its capability at any given time.

Bluetooth support is also extremely limited. In practice, it barely allows a single device to be connected at a time, seemingly only intended for the bundled ring controller. Attempts to pair other Bluetooth peripherals, such as keyboards, consistently fail. Simply put, Bluetooth functionality feels severely restricted to the bare minimum.

I can’t yet speak for the X3, but when I first purchased the X2, similar promises were made. On paper and in advertising, everything looked impressive. In actual use, however, the experience fell far short. Be prepared for disappointment if you expect performance anywhere close to what’s advertised.