RayNeo iO Smart Glasses - Is 23.5° FoV Enough?

Thanks to Josh at ‪@TechonDeckReviews‬ and the RayNeo marketing team (shout out to Stella!), I was able to get the RayNeo iO Smart Glasses for a teardown and analysis ahead of the global launch - it's always a great sign of confidence in the product when brands reach out before the launch to pass me a unit for destruction. I spend (maybe too much of) the start of this video diving into how we've converged on a general industrial design (ID) and functionality in these smart glasses - so much so that we're now getting design infringement lawsuits being filed in US courts. When lawyers get involved, you know we've got a real market now! Overall I really liked these glasses and for non-audio glasses they have tied the Even Realities G2s for overall hardware performance (higher on comfort + battery, lower on display) - I'm not sure if I'm sold on the scroll-wheel as the primary input for the glasses, but if the other option is a touchpad on the rear of the temple, I'll definitely take this instead... 0:00 Intro 3:48 Software 6:02 Comfort 9:08 Battery 12:32 Audio (microphone) 14:06 Displays & Optics 16:44 Hardware Teardown 17:14 Nosebridge PCB 18:33 Left Temple Projector 23:50 Frame 26:27 Left Temple Rear 30:15 Summary