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Score $40 off the RayNeo Air 2s AR glasses ahead of Black Friday

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SAVE $40: As of Nov. 12, RayNeo’s Air 2s AR glasses are $40 off at Amazon with an on-site coupon, bringing the price down to $359.99. Take advantage of this early Black Friday deal and start leveling up your reality.



RayNeo Air 2s AR glasses

$359.99
at Amazon

$399.99
Save $40.00



The Black Friday blitz is closing in. If you’d rather skip the chaos, this early deal on RayNeo’s Air 2s AR glasses is worth a closer look. With a $40 off coupon, bringing the price to $359.99 on Amazon, you can dive into your favorite game or show on a whopping 201-inch virtual screen without waiting for Black Friday (or elbowing through the holiday crowds).

These AR glasses mean serious business (and serious fun). Built to bring your tech setup into the future, RayNeo’s Air 2s AR glasses offer a stunning 201-inch virtual screen effect that’s bright enough for anything from sunny outdoor binge-watching to dim-lit gaming marathons. The glasses feature a crisp micro-OLED display from Sony with an impressive 120Hz refresh rate, so visuals are seamless, and a brightness of up to 5,000 nits — way more than you’d expect from something in your bag. Whether you’re gaming, streaming, or just watching TikToks on the sly, the picture’s bound to impress.

Air 2s rocks a quad-speaker setup that provides surround sound without a bulky headset. The Push-Push design (like a mini-studio on your head) means you’ll get clear highs, balanced mids, and bass that’s got actual depth. No more muffled audio from dinky glasses speakers. And thanks to the superpower of Whisper Mode 2.0, you can keep the sound to yourself, so your significant other can catch some z’s while you’re diving into the latest game release.

This $40 pre-Black Friday deal isn’t just about gaming, either; it’s a solid option for anyone looking to mix some high-tech style into their routine. The Air 2s glasses are compatible with pretty much every device in your arsenal — from the iPhone 16 to the Nintendo Switch. But heads up: if you’re on a Pixel or an iPhone with a Lightning port, you may need an adapter (just one tiny speed bump to ultra-cool reality).

If you’re into mixing up reality with some help from RayNeo, now’s the time to grab this early discount before the big sales hit. It’s almost a guaranteed way to avoid the gift scramble, so you can actually relax on Black Friday (or scroll through deals from the comfort of these futuristic specs).

https://mashable.com/article/nov-12-rayneo-deal


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