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RayNeo Air 4 Pro & INAIR Pod: Setup and Troubleshooting (2026 Guide)
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Is the RayNeo Air 4 Pro Compatible With the INAIR Pod?
Yes, the RayNeo Air 4 Pro connects to the INAIR Pod via USB-C. While basic screen mirroring works out of the box, full Native 3DoF spatial capabilities and multi-window features are officially rolling out by the end of April 2026. If you experience "ghosting" or motion blur when turning your head in multi-screen mode, this is because the RayNeo glasses lack built-in anti-motion sickness hardware. You can fix this by adjusting the "Duty Cycle" in the INAIR OS settings.
The Late April Update for RayNeo Users
Many RayNeo Air 4 Pro owners eagerly purchased the INAIR Pod to expand their glasses' capabilities in 2026, only to find features like 3DoF floating mode and window resizing labeled as "In Development."
The wait is almost over. By late April, an OTA (Over-The-Air) update will automatically push to your INAIR Pod. This will bring the RayNeo Air 4 Pro onto par with our native INAIR 2 Pro glasses, unlocking the full 6-window spatial productivity suite.
Fixing the "Ghosting" and Blurry Text Phenomenon
A common piece of feedback is: "When I move my head quickly, the screens show heavy ghosting, and the edges have a blurred 'spotlight' effect."
This is a hardware limitation of the RayNeo glasses themselves, which do not have native 3DoF anti-dizziness processing built-in. However, the INAIR Pod offers a software workaround:
Get More From Your RayNeo Glasses
The INAIR Pod unlocks the full 6-window spatial suite for RayNeo Air 4 Pro owners. Prefer glasses and Pod matched from the start? The INAIR 2 Elite Suite gives you that native experience out of the box.
Hardware limitations aren't always permanent when there's a software fix behind them, and this is one we're proud of. Discover more about what we're building.