There’s a 3D mode in the RayNeo XR app that lets the glasses display 3D content. This feature also allows instant 2D to 3D conversion, which, however, feels more like a gimmick. Still, it’s good to see 3D support on these affordable AR glasses, and RayNeo seems to be working to improve the instant 3D conversion feature.
Another thing that would’ve made these AR glasses better is electrochromic dimming. It’s available on competitors like the Xreal 1S and Viture Beast, and at the core, this feature enables adjustable tint on the lenses. Of course, RayNeo does include an attachable lens shade in the box, which does a good job of blocking ambient light.