RayNeo Air 3s Pro AR/XR Glasses with Air 3S

[TexasStar15]

I've given some serious thought to purchasing a pair of these. Does anyone here use them and does it improve your experience of flying the Air 3S? Any reviews are helpful. Thanks guys!

 

[Saladshooter]

I've given some serious thought to purchasing a pair of these. Does anyone here use them and does it improve your experience of flying the Air 3S? Any reviews are helpful. Thanks guys!

I'm using Viture Pro AR glasses. They are a game changer for me. I believe the other brands do a good job as well... I chose mine because the optics are adjustable with a knob on the glasses while others have prescription inserts.

You get a big bright screen in front of your eyes. The Viture Pro glasses let you chose between a semi translucent view that allows you to see the sky at the same time or a view that blacks everything out except the image in front of you. They plug directly into the RC2 Controller which outputs an HDMI image over USB-C.

 

[rp1790]

I've just received my Rayneo 3 Pro glasses and while I haven't taken my Mini 5 Pro for an actual flight yet I did give it a go in the backyard and just took it up in the air a little bit. First reaction, wow, second reaction, wow. Super bright and looks good.

 

[Dmonwai]

I use the Viture Pro glasses with my Mini 4 Pro. I love them! Ill have a Mini 5 Pro soon that I'll use them with too. I like using the glasses vs goggles because I feel with the glasses I have a lot more situational awareness. The glasses allow some vision around and through the lenses where the goggles completely cover your eyes.

 

[Paul Harvey]

I didn't know you can use glasses when flying. How do they work? How do they connect? Do you have to put the drone in FVP mode? Can I switch between my Air3s and Mini 5 Pro?

Thanks!

 

[rp1790]

They pug into your controller via UBS-C and basically display a big screen in front of your eyes by mirroring the the view from the controller. Not the same as goggles but much brighter and gives a little bit of an FPV perspective. You don't have to change any settings.

 

[Paul Harvey]

They pug into your controller via UBS-C and basically display a big screen in front of your eyes by mirroring the the view from the controller. Not the same as goggles but much brighter and gives a little bit of an FPV perspective. You don't have to change any settings.

Will they work with the Mini5 Pro? Thanks

 

[rp1790]

Yes, thats what I'm using them for, my M5P. And it's only the controller they have to work with as it's basically just mirroring the screen.

 

[pinzmann]

Has anyone used the glasses with the RC pro 2 controller? Would like to try but not sure which port to put the usb-c cord in. I have a HDMI to usb-c adapter so could plug it into either the usb-c port or the hdmi/adapter to usb-c port. Since the glasses require power from the controller I would think the stand alone usb-c port would work. Don’t know if the hdmi port has lower.

 

[Paul Harvey]

I bought those glasses and could not get them to work on anything. I installed the app on two different tablets, and my phone. But even though connected properly, they displayed just a blank screen. They didn't work on my Air 3S with the RC2 either. But you can't download apps to the RC2 anyway. Or am I wrong?

Sending them back and getting the RC 2 Pro.

 

[pinzmann]

I have the Viture pro glasses(mainly for the diopter adjustment). Also got an adapter for the hdmi output. Turns out didn’t need it. I plugged the glasses cable directly into the usb-c input on the bottom of the RC pro 2 controller. Works fine. My son has the Rayneo ones, will try those later this weekend.

 

[Felix le Chat]

I've given some serious thought to purchasing a pair of these. Does anyone here use them and does it improve your experience of flying the Air 3S? Any reviews are helpful. Thanks guys!

I'll be interested to read any drone-use reviews too... Been considering these type of glasses for a couple of years now and this is the first model I've seen that is priced at a level that's worth a punt.