Before You Begin: Check Compatibility & Requirements
- **iOS Version**: iPhone must run iOS 14 or later for stable hand-off features. - **Bluetooth**: Ensure 5.0 or newer; older chips cause audio lag. - **App Store Presence**: Search the exact model name—e.g., “RayNeo Air” or “Xreal Beam”—to confirm an iOS app exists.Step-by-Step Pairing Guide
1. Charge & Power On
- Plug the glasses into the bundled USB-C cable for 15 minutes; a solid LED means ready. - Press the power button until you hear “pairing mode.”2. Open iPhone Settings
- Navigate to **Settings > Bluetooth**; keep the list open. - The glasses appear as “SmartGlasses_XXXX”; tap it.3. Launch Companion App
- Download the vendor app; grant **Camera & Microphone** permissions for spatial tracking. - The app will auto-detect the glasses and offer a firmware update—install it.How Do I Mirror My iPhone Screen to Smart Glasses?
- **Wired**: Use Apple’s Lightning-to-HDMI adapter plus the glasses’ HDMI cable; latency is near-zero. - **Wireless**: Inside the app, toggle **Screen Mirroring**; AirPlay will list the glasses as a display. - **Limitation**: DRM-protected apps like Netflix may show a black screen—use Safari instead.Optimizing Display & Audio Settings
- **Brightness**: Swipe down on the right temple to adjust nits; 800 nits works outdoors. - **Audio Routing**: In iPhone Control Center, long-press the volume slider, then tap **Smart Glasses** to switch from AirPods. - **Eye Relief**: If text looks blurry, slide the nose pads 2 mm closer; most users forget this.Can I Take Calls While Wearing Smart Glasses?
Yes. - When a call arrives, glance up to accept via the built-in accelerometer gesture. - **Dual-mic beamforming** isolates your voice; wind noise drops by 30 dB. - To switch back to iPhone speaker, double-tap the left temple.Battery Life Hacks
- **Power Reserve Mode**: In the app, enable **Mono Display** to shut one projector and extend life from 3 hrs to 5 hrs. - **Auto-Sleep**: Set the glasses to sleep after 15 seconds of inactivity—found under **Device Settings > Power**. - **Portable Battery Clip**: Clip a 5 000 mAh MagSafe pack to the frame’s rear arm; adds 2 extra hours.Advanced Use Cases
AR Navigation
- Open Apple Maps, start walking directions; arrows overlay on the real street view. - **Pro Tip**: Calibrate compass by waving the iPhone in a figure-eight first.Live Captions
- Enable **Live Captions (Beta)** in iPhone Settings > Accessibility; subtitles appear inside the lenses during FaceTime.Remote Desktop
- Install **Jump Desktop**; pair with your Mac. The glasses become a private 120-inch monitor at Starbucks.Troubleshooting Common Issues
- **Glasses Not Detected**: Reset network settings on iPhone, then re-pair. - **Stuttering Video**: Switch from 60 Hz to 50 Hz in the app; European Wi-Fi channels interfere less. - **Overheating**: Remove the tinted cover; airflow drops temps by 8 °C.Future-Proofing: What iOS 18 Will Bring
- **Spatial Personas**: Share your 3D avatar in FaceTime, rendered directly on the lenses. - **Action Button Integration**: Program the iPhone 16’s Action Button to toggle AR layers on/off. - **Offline Siri**: Voice commands for brightness or volume will work without internet.
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