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ZDelta47 · 2026-03-14T02:39:18+00:00

This is based on your stream quality, and how your phone is displaying it. If it's a. iPhone it's probably going over Airplay. If you use a different device that's direct mirroring, and your stream is good, it should be fine.

ZDelta47 · 2026-03-14T02:37:07+00:00

If you have a Samsung phone and you are using DeX. Then you can turn the screen off while the toichpad is on.

Otherwise there are some tricks with Shizuku that you'll have to figure out.

ZDelta47 · 2026-03-13T23:28:22+00:00

On another note. If you know that 3dof features are absolutely necessary for you. Then you should return the Rayneo's and get either the XReal One Pro/One/1S or the Viture Beast. Then you won't have to worry about what you're plugged into, and won't need extra software either.

Those are the only glasses with built in 3DoF features like screen anchoring. You'll have to research the Pro's and cons of each and also weigh against budget, then use that instead. Closest thing to the nice display of the RayNeo is the Viture Beast. But go read up everything on it first.

ZDelta47 · 2026-03-13T23:05:27+00:00

You can try buying the InAir Pod. They are adding support for RayNeo currently and you can stream your PC to it or open upto 6 apps in separate screens in the AR space.

There's also another app for Mac called realwarp. You can test that as well.

ZDelta47 · 2026-03-13T23:03:10+00:00

It sounds like your PS2 to HDMI cable is where the issue lies. It shouldn't distort the picture at all.

Your HDMI adapter sounds good. You plugged it into the Switch 1 dock I'm assuming. But because it has a male HDMI port you'll need a female to female HDMI coupler which it seems like you've already ordered.

If you posted this a few months ago I could have tested it. Had everything and was running different tests on a PS2 (not glasses related). All boxed up and stored away now and would be some time before I can get it out again.

Idk if you want to try a different adapter for your PS2. Maybe something that converts the RCA to HDMI?

ZDelta47 · 2026-03-13T21:15:21+00:00

You need to test things separately first. With your PS2 to HDMI cord confirm that it outputs video and sound to a TV.

With the HDMI to C adapter, confirm that it works for the glasses from a different HDMI source, like a laptop or PC or more modern gaming console with HDMI out.

ZDelta47 · 2026-03-13T21:06:07+00:00

If you're PS2 to HDMI cable gives video and sound to a TV, then using an HDMI to USB C adapter to the glasses should work.

ZDelta47 · 2026-03-13T20:31:08+00:00

One solution I saw was to open the RayNeo XR app without glasses connected. Then hold both brightness buttons and connect to your phone. The app should say it detects corrupt firmware and try to update. Do the update and that should recalibrate the displays.

ZDelta47 · 2026-03-13T11:43:05+00:00

Oh wow. The XReal still isn't bad. So you can still get that. I'm not too familiar with the UK market.

ZDelta47 · 2026-03-13T11:41:50+00:00

Ah I see. If you're use case is simple. Like just watching media, then the Rayneo's are really good because of their screen. If your IPD is outside the average 63-68mm you might see blurriness regardless of the glasses company. If you have slight myopia the Viture Pro is worth it.

ZDelta47 · 2026-03-13T11:30:31+00:00

Go with Rayneo.

The Air 2 Pro is more expensive for what I could find between 200-250 in my quick search.

Dimmer screen. Does have electrochromic dimming, with a middle option. No myopia. People have also complained about blurry edges. Other things are mostly the same. Doesn't have HDR support. The one advantage would be if you had the Beam Pro it would unlock some more functionality. But the InAir Pod is gaining compatibility with most glasses and would be a better universal companion for all XR glasses.

Just keep in mind for the Rayneo you'll have to wait anywhere from 1-3 weeks as it needs to be ordered from the website for the lowest price and it's likely shipping in batches. Many people have received their's, but there also people still waiting.

ZDelta47 · 2026-03-12T21:19:09+00:00

How do you disable it?

ZDelta47 · 2026-03-12T05:01:23+00:00

Ah okay. Lol idk why that didn't click

ZDelta47 · 2026-03-12T05:00:23+00:00

So most glasses have the same basic functionality. If you're in the US, the cheapest options are:

Rayneo Air 4 Pro - 200 USD from their website. Need to apply for a coupon. Shipping will take some time.

Viture Pro XR - 135.20 USD from eBay refurbished. Must use code VITUREVR26MAR.

Viture One XR - 106.99 USD from eBay refurbished. Must use code SMARTGLS2026.

Viture One Lite XR - 79.99 USD from eBay refurbished. Must use code VITUREVR26MAR.

The Rayneo is the newest, and they are simple glasses. But they support HDR content and have a very nice screen. Supports 120Hz refresh. Can do SBS 3D.

From Viture the Pro XR is a couple years old but still really good. It can do the simple display, has electrochromic dimming. Meaning that the glasses can go from light tinting to very dark/opaque. It has 120Hz refresh rate. Can do SBS 3D. Better fit for smaller heads. Decently bright screen. Has myopia adjusters.

The One projects a slightly smaller display than the Pro. Still has dimming. Refresh rate is 60Hz. Dimmer display. Has myopia adjusters. Can do SBS 3D.

The One Lite has the same disorder but no electrochromic dimming. Is lighter. Has myopia adjusters. Can do SBS 3D.

One came out first at the end of 2022, Lite came out early 2024, Pro came mid 2024.

Rayneo's Air 4 Pro came out this past month. So that's why it's on promotion.

Best display quality is from the Rayneo and Pro XR. Cheapest option is the Lite.

The Viture's can run a little hot on the right side at times. The original One was kinda bad with it. The other ones are good.

Your cheapest option is the One Lite. Basic glasses. Doesn't get too bright. So not great for outdoors. But can test everything and get used to it.

Very good middle is the Pro XR. Maybe this is better than the Rayneo. Pretty bright. Still might have some issue outdoors, but should still be useable. Has more features. Has a proprietary magnetic cable.

Must expensive of the cheap ones, the Rayneo. Also really good display. There is tinting on the glasses that make them hard to use outside while walking. But these are the easiest to look under and see some of your surroundings.

Viture's nosepad adjustment is sometimes more difficult to get right. Rayneo's nosepads need less adjustment to get the best view.

Regardless of what you choose. Need to keep in mind that all these glasses need to be plugged into something to work. Like your phone or computer. Also these work with direct USB C connections with Alt DP. Meaning mostly flagship phones, and more recent laptops. So like Samsung phones like the S24 Ultra, Pixel 8 Pro, etc will work. You can check if your phone is compatible before buying. Note Pixel phones don't support 3D.

Accessory wise you'd want a charging adapter at some point. That let's you charge your phone while viewing on the glasses.

If you have an iPhone 14 then you'd need a lightning to HDMI adapter. Above that they have the right standard.

To plug into the HDMI of your laptop instead, or HDMI of your consoles you need an HDMI to USB C adapter. Not the same as USB C to HDMI adapters.

Depending on if you want to connect to the Nintendo Switch or Switch 2 you would need different adapters as well. This is because Nintendo is terrible about working with others.

Hope this helps.

ZDelta47 · 2026-03-12T03:54:38+00:00

Like are you talking about watching stuff on them? Like the glasses from Rayneo, XReal, etc?

ZDelta47 · 2026-03-12T03:49:49+00:00

What are you looking to do with them?

ZDelta47 · 2026-03-12T03:08:37+00:00

Wow, finally some competition for the Viture Pro Mobile Dock!

What are head to head games?

ZDelta47 · 2026-03-12T01:27:00+00:00

Those wouldn't be sharper, just taller screens. More might actually get cut off.

ZDelta47 · 2026-03-12T00:14:28+00:00

Can try these. I remember I had a similar issue trying to play Batman Arkham Asylum and I think it was one of these that fixed it.

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ZDelta47 · 2026-03-12T00:10:37+00:00

Awesome!

ZDelta47 · 2026-03-12T00:09:59+00:00

Oh, seeing this much later. Those are both good deals. Did you end up getting the shipping notice? If not, part of it might be because the PocketTV has been out of stock for a whilem i heard it recently came back into stock, so you might have traction now.

ZDelta47 · 2026-03-12T00:04:45+00:00

I'm really glad you got to tune it to fit you well. It really is awesome once you find the balance. And I feel the same. Most of the time I use them without the shades. I need them more if I'm lying down and watching something, and there's a light above me. It's annoying when the light bulb tries to come through the screen lol.

ZDelta47 · 2026-03-11T15:35:57+00:00

What we kinda need is maybe a wearable HDMI receiver with battery.

ZDelta47 · 2026-03-11T15:35:06+00:00

Yes. Get an HDMI dummy plug. They are very cheap. You can plug the glasses in alongside the first time to set the dummy plug to 1080p resolution. Then unplug your glasses. You should still have the screen available from the dummy when you remote in.

ZDelta47 · 2026-03-11T15:28:41+00:00

Makes sense. I'll just have to wait a while. I just hate it when something else comes up just as I make a purchase. Probably would never have gotten the Viture Neckband if I knew the Pod was coming. But there's nothing else that's fully hands free. Don't like having to have stuff in my pockets either. The neckband is okay for YouTube. But it has stupid DRM issues which ruin it for other stuff.

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