TCL announced the RayNeo X2 augmented reality glasses with Micro-LED screens, built-in speakers, camera and Qualcomm Snapdragon XR2 chip

TCL has unveiled another augmented reality headset that looks like glasses. The model is called TCL RayNeo X2.

Here's What We Know

The glasses are equipped with full-colour Micro-LED binocular screens. Each panel has a maximum brightness of 1000 nits. The Qualcomm Snapdragon XR2 processor is responsible for the performance of the augmented reality headset.

According to the developers, TCL RayNeo X2 can be used to perform many tasks in real time. For example, for navigation, listening to music through integrated speakers or translating texts.

TCL RayNeo X2 received a camera that can record videos and take photos. The battery capacity was 590 mA*h. The manufacturer claims that a full battery charge is enough for three hours of work.

Price & When We Can Expect It

The price of TCL RayNeo X2 is not specified. Sales of the augmented reality headset in China will begin soon, and by the end of the year the glasses will appear in other countries.

Source: GSMArena