RayNeo Air 4 Pro: HDR10 XR glasses with Batman Justice Edition

The RayNeo Air 4 Pro is an entry-level XR headset priced at $299, with a Batman or Joker Justice Edition available for $319 and occasional early-buyer discounts of about $50. RayNeo markets these as the world’s first XR glasses with HDR10 support, and they pair bright, clear imagery with Bang & Olufsen–tuned audio.

The Batman package I tested includes a logoed frame, case, stand and a facemask that fits over the glasses to block light for a more immersive view. Controls are built into the frames: a two-way brightness button on the right, a two-way volume button on the left and a small menu button that opens onboard settings for picture modes, dynamic quality, color enhancement, refresh rate and audio effects.

Using an iPhone 17 Pro Max, HDR10 delivered a clean visual experience with no ghosting or blurred edges, and the Air 4 Pro offers three image-quality levels, eight brightness settings and support for eyeglass inserts. I tried the AI-HDR mode but could not find a way to enable the advertised 2D-to-3D conversion.

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