These XR glasses gave me a 200-inch OLED screen to work with - and just hit a new low price

ZDNET reviews the RayNeo Air 3S XR glasses, highlighting their low price (~$200–$269), micro‑OLED displays, four-speaker dual audio chambers, and an immersive 201-inch virtual screen that delivers strong image and sound quality for media consumption and gaming. Drawbacks include light leakage due to a lack of shades or electrochromic dimming and limited productivity support (iOS app for spatial video, Windows Mirror Studio, no Android or macOS XR app). Optional accessories like the $180 Pocket TV and $99 JoyDock enhance portability and Nintendo Switch use. Overall, the Air 3S is recommended as an affordable big-screen experience that improves on the Air 2S with brighter lenses, lighter weight, and better display tech.