RayNeo announces Canadian retail rollout for AR glasses
RayNeo announced Canadian distribution for Air 4 Pro, GT, RayNeo GT Max, RayNeo iO and RayNeo X3 Pro on October 21. The release provides CAD list prices and names online retailers, with stock varying by seller.
Confirmed facts
Five models and Canadian list prices
RayNeo’s October 21 release names Split Second Group as its Canadian retail distribution partner. It lists Canadian-dollar MSRPs of C$429 for Air 4 Pro, C$479 for GT, C$629 for GT MAX, C$749 for iO and C$1,799 for X3 Pro. These are announced regional list prices, not US prices or currency conversions.
Retail access and different use cases
The company says the lineup is available online through Staples, Walmart and Best Buy, while The Shopping Channel and other retailers are forthcoming. Retailer inventory was not independently checked. GT MAX requires a compatible source for content and power; iO’s connected features depend on a supported phone, app and network, with possible charges for advanced AI services.
Check the complete configuration
The release makes Dolby Vision conditional on GT or GT MAX, a separately sold Pocket TV Pro and compatible content. A regional rollout does not establish identical bundles, subscription access or warranty terms across sellers. HoloNexa has not tested these Canadian configurations or confirmed checkout stock.
Why it matters · Analysis
A named local distribution route can simplify comparisons around support, delivery and returns. Buyers still need to choose between a private entertainment display and an information-oriented wearable. Matching that task first is more useful than treating the lowest price in a multi-model announcement as the cost of every advertised capability.