There is no App factory-installed on these that I know of that can livestream right away, but the RayNeo App Store may have something after these are shipped out from Indiegogo.

К примеру на INMO AIR 2 я поставил проводник ЕS .ark и далее кинотеатр ZONE, WhatsApp, телепрограммы, Яндекс.Карты, Яндекс.Переводчик, Яндекс.Диск , Opera, Яндекс.Клавиатура с кириллицей. Все работает и управляется как кольцом, так и АРР inmolens на смартфоне через bluetooth. Съемный Штатный светофильтр заменил на фотохромный.

Keyboard, not yet as far as I know. Mouse... who needs a mouse when you have the RayNeo Ring? (it acts like a mouse and also as a Pointer if the App supports it!)

You can point to something (like a Plant) now and it can identify it without using ChatGPT. Not sure if anything else can do what you are asking yet?

Bluetooth keyboard would be clunky... hand waving is weird...write-on-paper and instruct it to OCR and read...? any ideas?

EDIT: See my further reply here just below!

@@techreviewsau Thanks for the quick reply! That's a shame. I wish companies would start considering stuff like that. I don't want to be throwing things like this away every 2 years when the device itself still works fine otherwise. Framework has the right idea with repairability in mind from day 0 of design for their laptops.

Actually, I just checked again on the FCC website (do a Google search for "RayNeo X2 internal photos" and you'll find the link) and there is a photo of the battery module on page 3 and it has a short connector coming from it that looks like the battery COULD be DIY replaceable (if you can source this exact battery). As long as the clips on the plastic cover where the rubber meets it don't get broken (when carefully prising it open), you should be good!@@cratervanawesome

@@techreviewsau wow very cool. Thanks for digging!

Yes, you can definitely record video for longer than 1 minute - I can attest to that. I think you can keep recording until the battery goes flat? Suggest getting a neck-worn battery pack for long use. The Pogo Pin connector is magnetic so it will only separate if enough force would be likely to damage the cable otherwise. The battery needs to be capable of putting out 5v at 1 AMP to be able to charge it sufficiently, and then it will be able to still charge while recording video. YES - you can remove the Watermark from the Photos. On the RayNeo AR App on your Phone, go to Album (the middle icon at the bottom of the screen) then touch the 3 dots on the top right-hand side, then under the settings there you will see a slider to turn off the Watermark! Meta Ray-Bans: Not sure if they have image-stabilisation when recording videos. The RayNeo X2 does. Thanks for watching!

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@@trancendedmindpalace well they look super stupid and the battery life is a joke, but they do work better then i expected it seems. No one will ever use them because of the issues mentioned tho

Hi, it should automatically go to download the RayNeo AR App from another site (like rayneo.cn) if that happens. If that's the case, then when finished setting up the Glasses if you remove all the installed Apps on the Glasses (via the RayNeo AR App on your Phone) and then re-download them again (again, from within the RayNeo AR App on your Phone) then most of them should be in English now. Thanks for watching!

From the Phone TO the Glasses? Not currently with the pre-installed Apps from factory. But, there are a lot of Developers making their own Apps for the RayNeo App Store (including a Browser), so who knows? It may be possible.

@@techreviewsau do you know any apps like these?

WaveGuide Glasses are not designed to watch full movies on. The Field Of View (FOV) is only 30 degrees diagonally. You would want something with BirdBath Optics (ie: Rokid or XReal) to watch movies on a big wide display in front of your eyes as they give the appearance of a 120" or larger screen, and they have resolutions of 1080p or higher. WaveGuide Glasses' Display Engines only do around 640 x 480 (max) resolution per eye at present. Thanks for watching!

​@@techreviewsaucan we change the optics?

Yes, it is possible. I know the Chinese version has just released a Sports Streaming App for theirs so people can watch Baseball games and the like on their Glasses. Maybe in the future for the Indiegogo ones.

Thanks for watching! I believe any Android-based device (like this one) can let you side-load Apps if you enable Dev Mode on them, but RayNeo doesn't officially condone this unless you have signed up to their Developer Program. (I don't know how to enable Dev Mode.)

@@techreviewsau Where can we buy these? Great video...Thank you. I liked the Inmo but the outdated Android 9 kept me away due security vulnerability. Where do i get these? Thank you

There is a Developer who has another Channel here on YT called XDDT. He demonstrates a simple Browser App that he is trying to get approved by RayNeo to make available for the Glasses, I think? Otherwise, there is no built-in Browser currently with the Glasses (although that could change later). Thanks for watching!

There are 3 AI Chatbots and it is very easy to use.@@MohamedElsayed-bj1mf

​@@techreviewsaudo these have A Ai asistant? Which can speak..

@@techreviewsau nice and When are the Xiaomi Smark glasses releasing? With A HUD display in front of our eyes0

There is no Video Player or Browser available officially for it yet, but there is a Developer that has made a small Browser for it and he demonstrates it on KZbin as well. That said, there are a lot of Developers that are working on Apps for RayNeo right now, so maybe soon?

We haven't really had a sunny day for the last few weeks where I am due to back-to-back Cyclones off the coast for the start of the year unfortunately (when I've had time to go out and about). Maybe in a later video, I can post some then? The prototype model of these (the LEINAIO Air) could only do up to 1000 nits from their display engine originally, but RayNeo managed to increase that up to 1,500 nits making it even brighter, and it outperforms the INMO Air 2's dual colour display engine. Unless you are very bright Sunlight, the display is still quite viewable but that said, you can order the Shades cover for them if you wish to. As far as I am aware, they are the brightest (if not among the brightest) currently available to the consumer market in a full colour Wave Guide display. Thanks for watching!

Languages currently supported (for Language Translation only - NOT the Menu interface which is only Chinese or English) are: English, French, Chinese, German, Spanish, Japanese, Korean, and Italian. You can easily select the Primary Language and Secondary Language from any combination of the above if you wish to change the defaults, so for example you could translate your favourite K-Drama to English (see what they're REALLY saying - if you know what I mean!) or translate Japanese to Spanish, etc. One of the modes for translation will scan for the speaker's face and cleverly position the translation just to the side and to the bottom of their face, so you can still see their face and mouth moving without it being blocked by what's translated on your Glasses' display! Coming soon is the ability to translate Text you look at into another Language, either by looking at a page of it or just pointing to a word to translate. Thanks for watching!

Thanks for watching! I know they do cover prescription lens options (at least for the ones first released overseas), and they insert from behind the display to attach to the Glasses. It's very difficult to get a good view looking out through the display with a Camera from behind (due to the Nose piece being in the way), and also it would require a small extendable lens - like that on a small pocket digital camera - to really capture what is viewed properly. The Lens would also need to be close to what the human eye is like (for it's field of vision) and also just as far away as your eye would be from the Glasses' display to really accurately portray the view. As said in the video though, the display is quite big and easily readable for me (and I don't wear prescriptions either). Like looking at a 23" Monitor Screen from 42" away (for height that is - the width is about 4/5ths as wide as a 23" Monitor). That said, I'm sure a Developer out there would have something that can capture the display screen and show it on a computer, but I don't have access to that unfortunately! I hear you about the cover for the Pogo pins - it would be nice if a rubber cover could be fashioned to cover them. There are two long slits (for the noise-cancelling mics) on the top of the Temples which could let water in if exposed enough to rain anyway. However, if you were to make one yourself I would suggest just the cap to cover the Pogo pins with a flat, thin arm coming off the side to go down between the Temple side and your face, held to the inner side with a sticky surface. What do you think - a money making idea for you there, hmmm?

@@techreviewsau Time to buy a 3D printer. You’ve pretty much provided all we need to know (over the sparse info spread out on Reddit and Facebook), I just hope the crowdfunding starts soon and that they’re quick to release.

​@@beyondthetech Haha - yeah, if only I could afford one... it would be nice. Just remember this isn't a sponsored review!

Video playback is shown at 8:17 in the review. Not sure how you missed it?

Thanks for watching. YES - in the Album settings on the RayNeo AR App on your phone. If there are any Developers with these that know how to do that, they haven't shared. Also, there is no available option as yet to mirror your Phone's screen, but that could change. Wait and see!

YES - there is, sorry! (Edited my earlier reply to you also.)

Thanks for watching!

Thanks for commenting! Be aware that the Meizu MYVU are only compatible with the Meizu 20/21 series, Huawei Mate40/50, Huawei P40/50 series, Xiaomi 12/13 series, and Apple phones running iOS13 or above (in other words: only certain phones made in China). Regarding "chunky"... Unfortunately, if you want features then they've got to be a bit "chunky" (think: Apple's AVP, Quest 3, etc.). I'm told that the RayNeo X2 Lite's for example don't have body-tracking sensors in them (which greatly enhance interaction with things you may be looking at with the Glasses like when using SLAM on the RayNeo X2's). If you think about how many people laughed at the Rokid Air and N(X)Real Glasses for looking ridiculous sitting so far forward on the nose away from your eyes, people ended up buying them like hotcakes anyway eventually.