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What belongs in your actual kit budget?
Count every required part and keep a subtotal separate from checkout.
The finder compares itemized hardware prices from official US stores, prices checked October 6, 2026. It does not quote a delivered, tax-inclusive total. The glasses shopping buttons open Amazon. Amazon prices are not used in these manufacturer reference subtotals and may differ at checkout.
What we count
- Glasses: RayNeo Air 3s at $189 or XREAL One at $349.
- Display cable: included with either pair.
- Charging while playing: add the RayNeo adapter at $35 or XREAL Hub at $39.99.
- Power supply: the original 45W Steam Deck charger can be reused if you already own it. A new charger has no verified price in this catalogue.
That gives an itemized charging subtotal of $224 for RayNeo or $388.99 for XREAL when the original charger is already owned. Without charging, the direct-wired subtotal is the glasses price.
What the subtotal does not cover
Tax, shipping, local currency conversion, prescription inserts, a second charger, and the devices themselves are not included. Existing device ownership is assumed. No coupon, membership or subscription discount is assumed. A lower-priced promotion may exist.
The RayNeo Air 3s + adapter bundle page reviewed October 1 had conflicting model and box-content copy: lower-page text named a Pro model and the box list did not enumerate the adapter. Our conservative itemized route avoids that ambiguity; verify the bundle variant yourself before purchasing it.
Price-qualified recommendations pause when price checks are more than 14 days old. Current stock and the final checkout amount always need confirmation at the store.
Official sources
- RayNeo Air 3s: official US product and box contents
- RayNeo USB-C Charging Adapter: official product
- XREAL One: official US product and box contents
- XREAL Hub: official US product and compatibility
- Valve: Steam Deck LCD specifications
- Valve: Steam Deck OLED specifications
Checked 2026-10-01. Manufacturer documentation, not our hands-on testing.