A few months after its initial soft launch, Opera is making Opera Neon available to the broader public, enabling users to utilize this experimental agentic AI browser. Initially unveiled during the summer, Opera Neon transforms user interaction with their browser by collaborating with them to enhance productivity.
“Opera Neon caters to individuals eager to explore the latest in AI technology. It’s a rapidly advancing initiative, with major updates being rolled out weekly. We’ve been developing it alongside our Founders community for some time and are now thrilled to present early access to a wider audience,” stated Krystian Kolondra, EVP of Browsers at Opera.
Opera Neon is built around three core functionalities: “Chat,” “Do,” and “Make.” In contrast to its competitors, ChatGPT Atlas and Browser Company’s Dia, Opera Neon integrates multiple high-quality models to provide optimal responses/projects to users.
Earlier this year, Opera Neon was the pioneer in showcasing its agentic browser capabilities, though the company is still trailing a bit behind its rivals. While many others have begun releasing their complimentary AI magnetic browsers, the Norwegian firm has persisted in providing its experimental agentic AI browser to a select group for testing.
Since my usage began a few months ago, Opera Neon has granted access to Gemini 3 Pro, GPT-5.1, Veo 3.1, and Nano Banana Pro, alongside its proprietary ODRA deep research agent, which can conduct thorough inquiries in just a minute.
Opera Neon is implementing a subscription-only model, requiring users to pay $19.99/month to gain access to all the premier AI models available in the market. Users can find additional information about Opera Neon and download instructions here, and BGR will keep you updated as the company introduces new features for its users.
