RayNeo has detailed a Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 Limited Edition of its GT Max display glasses, combining a gaming-inspired design with a large virtual screen, high refresh rates and spatial tracking technology.
Designed around the military shooter franchise, the special edition features a Micro-OLED display capable of projecting a virtual screen measuring up to 267 inches, alongside a 59-degree field of view and a 120Hz refresh rate. The glasses are powered by RayNeo’s Vision 4000 display chip and Zone 360 spatial tracking chip.
The device is designed to offer a more immersive gaming experience without requiring a conventional television or monitor, allowing users to view content from compatible PCs and consoles through a wearable display.
At the centre of the GT Max is RayNeo’s Peacock Optical Engine 3.0 Max, which the company says delivers a 70% increase in visual scale. The display offers a claimed perceived brightness of 1,200 nits, a 200,000:1 contrast ratio and coverage figures of 145% sRGB and 98% DCI-P3.
A pixel density of 38 pixels per degree (PPD) is intended to help maintain image clarity, while the 120Hz refresh rate should provide smoother motion during fast-paced gameplay and other high-frame-rate content.
Users can also switch between three viewing modes: Steady, Pinned and Follow. These modes are designed to change how the virtual display behaves in relation to the wearer’s head movements and viewing position.
The glasses include native three-degrees-of-freedom (3DoF) spatial tracking, allowing the virtual screen to remain positioned within the surrounding virtual space rather than simply following every head movement.
Audio is another key part of the package. The GT Max features a quad-speaker system tuned in collaboration with Bang & Olufsen, alongside an upgraded six-magnetic-circuit speaker design.
According to RayNeo’s specifications, the speaker unit area has increased by 38%, while sensitivity has improved by 5dB. The system is intended to deliver a more immersive listening experience for gaming, films and other media, complemented by spatial audio capabilities.
Despite its gaming-focused specifications, the GT Max weighs approximately 78 grams. RayNeo says its design incorporates more than 10 weight-optimisation measures, including lightweight materials, high-elasticity aluminium hinges and customised magnesium-alloy brackets.
The glasses also feature a sandblasted finish and digital camouflage styling to distinguish the Modern Warfare 4 edition from a standard model.
For extended viewing sessions, the device uses 3,840Hz high-frequency hybrid dimming, which RayNeo says is designed to reduce flicker. The company also cites TÜV SÜD eye-care certifications as part of its visual-comfort offering.
Three optical sizes are available to accommodate different interpupillary distances (IPD), helping users achieve a more suitable fit.
The GT Max Modern Warfare 4 Limited Edition reflects the growing push towards wearable displays that can provide a large-screen experience in compact, portable hardware. Its combination of high refresh rates, spatial tracking and integrated audio is intended to make gaming and entertainment possible in settings where a conventional display may be impractical, including while travelling.
However, the supplied product information does not specify pricing, availability, regional release dates or the extent of any exclusive Call of Duty software integration. Those details will be important in determining how the limited edition differs from the standard GT Max beyond its themed design.
For now, the headline features are clear: a 267-inch virtual display, 120Hz visuals, Bang & Olufsen-tuned audio and a lightweight camouflage-inspired finish, all packaged for fans of the Modern Warfare franchise.