RayNeo USB-C to Glasses Charging Adapter

The RayNeo USB-C to Glasses Charging Adapter is an essential “play-while-charge” accessory designed specifically for XR enthusiasts. It solves the primary limitation of augmented reality glasses: the inability to charge your host device (like a phone or Steam Deck) while the glasses are plugged into the only available USB-C port.

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Key Features

100W PD Pass-Through Charging: Supports up to 100W Power Delivery (PD) input, allowing you to fast-charge your smartphone, tablet, or gaming handheld while simultaneously using your glasses.
High-Definition Video: Capable of transmitting 4K resolution at 60Hz, ensuring that your visual experience remains crisp and lag-free.
Immersive Display Support: Optimized to unlock the “Mega Screen” experience (up to 201 inches) featured in RayNeo’s flagship glasses.
Plug-and-Play: No drivers or complex setup required. Simply connect your power cable and glasses to the adapter, then plug the adapter into your device.
Premium Build: Features a durable, metal-cased body and a reinforced, braided USB-C cable for long-term reliability and wear resistance.

Technical Specifications

Feature	Specification
Model	XRAC-CHA01OS
Input Port	USB-C (PD) supports up to 20V / 5A (100W)
Output Port (Glasses)	USB-C (Video + Power)
Video Support	4K @ 60Hz
Weight	~32g (1.13 oz)
Cable Length	~12.5 cm (4.92 inches)
Construction	Metal casing with black braided cable

Compatibility

The adapter is specifically engineered for RayNeo Air 3s, Air 2s, and Air 2 smart glasses. It is compatible with a wide range of host devices that support DisplayPort Alt Mode over USB-C, including:

Gaming: Steam Deck, ROG Ally, Nintendo Switch (Gen 2).
Mobile: iPhone 15/16 series, Samsung S-series (S20 and newer), Z Fold series.
Computing: iPad Pro/Air (USB-C models), MacBook, and various USB-C laptops.

Note: This adapter is primarily designed for USB-C host devices. If you are trying to connect to an HDMI-only device (like a PS5 or older PC), you would typically need the RayNeo HDMI to USB-C Adapter instead.