DOES IT FIT? / SETUP NOTES
A big screen or a screen that stays put?
The difference between head-following video and native 3DoF.
Display glasses can show a large virtual image from a handheld or phone. What happens when you turn your head is a separate question from whether the device can send video.
Basic display mode
The RayNeo Air 3s kit in this finder is a straightforward wired display setup. Its image is head-following in the supported basic mode; we do not promise a fixed-in-space screen. A video-and-charging adapter adds a power connection, not a new tracking system.
Built-in 3DoF
XREAL One offers native 3DoF screen anchoring. It tracks head rotation so you can look away from a virtual screen. That capability lives in the glasses, and this basic setup does not require an XREAL Beam.
Choose the requirement, not the label
Turn on “Keep the screen anchored” in the finder to require native anchoring on both hosts. In this small catalogue, that leaves XREAL One. This is a feature filter, not a claim that it is the best fit for every face or every game.
Optical clarity, prescription needs and comfort are personal. We have not worn or physically tested these kits. Read the official fit information and return terms before buying.
Official sources
- RayNeo Air 3s: official US product and box contents
- XREAL One: official US product and box contents
- XREAL One series: official direct-connection guide
Checked 2026-10-01. Manufacturer documentation, not our hands-on testing.