I'm currently using the Rokid Air and with a Samsung mobile, DEX mode allows me to play videos with the screen off, unlike mirror mode. Am happy with the Air but might consider getting this for the slight improvements.
CHAPTERS 0:00 Rocket New Smart Glasses 0:08 Projects a 215" Display 0:15 Slimmer, Lighter, Faster and Brighter 0:19 How long have I used them? 0:28 The Box and Available Accessories 0:39 Rokid MAX Unboxing 0:44 Included case 0:55 The Glasses 1:02 In the Case - Cable - Nose Pad 1:14 Anti-slip strap - Accessory 1:23 Rokid Hub - Accessory 1:33 HDMI to USB Type C Adapter - Accessory 1:43 Mascot 1:47 Tour of Glasses 2:10 What are these? 2:16 Specifications 2:21 How to use 3D 2:34 Rokid 2:48 Available Directly - Replacing old model 3:01 How do they work? - Display Close up 3:17 Display brightness - 2X Better than older generation 3:43 Thoughts of Display 4:17 You don't need to wear Glasses! - Accessible 4:42 What could be improved for Glasses Wearers - Accessible 4:50 Inserts as an Accessory 5:03 FOV - Back to the Glasses 5:21 Translucent Holograms - Back to the Glasses 5:27 Light Blocker Cover 5:44 Type C Displayport Compatibility 6:01 HDMI to USB Type C Adapter - Accessory 6:07 Direct Connection 6:41 Tour of Software 7:04 Settings - IPD, 3DUF, Screenshot, Record, Brightness and Volume 7:38 More Settings - Notifications and more 7:45 Phone as Trackpad 7:54 Cinema App - Movie Applications 8:09 Note on Brightness and White Images 8:20 App Store 8:34 Note on 3DUF with Browser App 8:45 Keyboard opens on Phone Directly 8:53 Phone App - Phone Screen Directly in Glasses 8:59 App List - Installed Apps Listed 9:12 Straightforward Software 9:16 Lightweight - Weighs 75g 9:27 Portable OLED TV? 9:35 Thoughts of Comfort and more 9:45 Main Use of the AR Glasses 10:20 Android Problem - Can't turn off Phone Screen 10:44 App Availability 11:01 Overall Thoughts 11:40 Price and Availability Date 11:57 What do YOU think? 12:06 Outro
But the older gen and the other AR glasses aready felt like 27" monitors and they were supposed to have "120 inch". Now this has 215 inc, So I was expecting it to feel bigger...I really want a Big Screen experience..
This is why I despise the marketing term of "like a ### inch screen!".. it's completely meaningless FOV + PPD are the only measurements that actually tell you what you need in this scenario, and even if people are new to AR/VR and don't know exactly what those numbers 'feel like' they are at least directly comparible with other devices without guess work
Is it good to read small text on it if you're working on your computer, or did you try to edit your video from your pc with the glasses or stuff like that? Is it comparable to a real monitor?
Their previous model was garbage. I purchased one after your video. Their screens were misaligned, one higher than other, causing eye strain. I ordered replacement and the second pair had the same issue, but the other direction and much steeper. I returned both. Never had this issue with any other ar glasses. Plus, the screen was much smaller than nreal.
1080p is not a problem not because the pixels are close together but because of the 50ish fov the ppd is really high compared to quest 2 ...if it was 100 fov the area the pixels would be stretched over would be way more
@irakli Mgeladze this doesn't have perfect 20/20 human vision like the super expensive varjo with focal display in the center with 60ppd ......but this and hololens2 and magic leap2 is far higher ppd than q2 because the fov area is quite small u can't see the pixels ......q2 is at the entry level of vr
@@iraklimgeladze5223 almost no headsets has almost 4k per eye over 120 fov ....like I said varjo with the focal display in the center has 20/20 human vision... nothing else comes close
Interesting video. Thanks for all the information. i just found a video on also how to hook the glasses up to a PC computer if not doing mobile needs with the glasses to a phone. Looks like a cool device. Need to see more reviews on these glasses on what people think. I already have 3 good VR headsets, so not in any dire need for anything else. Take care
Rokid also sells an external battery dock/station device that can power the glasses while letting your phone or tablet only output video. This is useful so your phone/tablet isn't directly powering the glasses which would eventually lead to you being forced to take a break from using the glasses so you can charge your phone/tablet.
There is a thing I don't understand. The upper half of the glass is blocking your vision, so you don't see the virtual screen in the center but you have to look somewhat down to it?
This is the same price as the quest. Might as well get that instead. 🤷♂️ I could see them being like 250-300 bucks but being almost 500 is crazy with other headsets in play that do more.
I've got both the Rokid Air and Nreal Air. I do a lot of traveling for work and either pared with my bose qc airbuds are the best for long flights and boring hotel rooms
Can't really compare these with the Nreal Air, because those were a competitor to the Rokid Max's predecessor, the Rokid Air. The Rokid Max will be noticably better, we'd have to wait for Nreal's answer to these, to compare.
How good is the 3dof tracking? I'm always worried that 3dof headsets will drift much like the old phone-in-the-box vr kits that relied on mobile gyros.
Hi there, 3dof is only available if you have a compatible Android phone. Also we are working on the launch of a processing unit which will most likely support 3dof.
Will the 3DoF work with any DP over USB device? That would be a total non starter for me (and many others). Being able to turn my head to look around and reposition/ resize the screen, even if just using it to play games, is a huge deal. I would pay the $500 entry fee if 3DoF just works, allowing me to use a laptop (or Steam Deck) with a giant screen and be able to turn my head to look at the multiple windows I might have open.
PID adjustment? I had to return the last pair of glasses similar to thsi because I the PID wasn't adjustable for wider eyes. This caused blurriness on the right or left edge. Not everyone has the same eye separation distance.
You gotta buy the wireless port if you have a Apple iphone or Samsung Galaxy phone. I'll wait till Samsung or Apple release their version of AR glasses.
they are brighter than the nreal, but there are less apps available, if you use them just as an external display, I guess the screen is bigger here, and you have 120hz support! I've never tried the viture, so about those I don't really know! I hope it helps
@@Tyrielwood can they be connected to external power while plugged into phones usb unlike all the rest? My samsung s21 ultra must be charged several times daily just using my phone, glasses using more battery power would be devistating!
Can you make a video about playing Flight simulator on it ? For example: when you turn head to the left and the right, the screen will be in the side door exactly same as VR headset or the screen will move along with your head (3D mode).
I might 9f missed it but how the security of the glasses? Meaning can someone see something i might be looking at if the are stand next / behind me? Second security question, do these glasses and or app running the connection, send any data outbound? Easier then that, do these glasses require an internet connected device? Question #3, if i have others around me that have these same glasses, can they be networked together so we all can see the same thing at the same time? For example, if i was presenting information and had a powerpoint or other documents i wanted to share with my audience or say multiple people wanted to watch the same movie at the same time? Mom or dad playing a movie for the kids in the back seat on long trips?
i work in front of a screen 8 hours a day, i hate bending forward and hurting my neck,, will this work for me?, i want to keep a good posture all the time ,
Still waiting for the Shiftall MeganeX to be out in the wild, and reviewed. Ever since it’s first appearance at CES years ago, it looked like it was going to be the ultimate lightweight headset / glasses for virtual cinema. But, most likely too expensive for this application?
Rokid states the display goes up to 600 nits, where did you get the 5000 nits number from? Viture One XR gets up to 1800 nits, but only has 60hz, so there is a trade off. Really would like to know which one is better.
Hallo Tyriel Judi this evening, I’ve discovered Your channel. What I really like, are the different videos about the various HEADHELD GLASSES. Can You please tell me, if You’ve asked "Rokid" whether they plan on releasing THESE "ROKID MAX" to USE IT WITH APPLE DEVICES AS WELL??? Greetings from Switzerland 🇨🇭
Does the screen lock to your head movement? I returned the Nreals because of this. You naturally want to turn your head and if follows that movement its a terrible experience.
can you comment on the clarity at the edges of the screen, I had to return the Rokid Air, it was quite blurry on side, top and bottom edges (10%), was trying to use for business apps like Excel spreadsheets, and navigating windows menus and couldn't interact or read the edges. was ok for enterainment only IMHO. any improvements with the Rokid Max?
Brother, let me ask only one thing!!!! Can I play DCS with this glass??? What FOV I can have in a game like DCS or Flyng Simulator???? Can I get the same immersion VR with this glass???? I am using the Pimax 8K Plus and is ok…… but is too heavy!!!!! And too hot also… so I am looking for something else to change the headset. Please give me some light!!! Thank you
Wow, Finally with HDCP support. The problem with most of the AR/VR glasses is that most of them does not support HDCP 2.2 so you can't watch any of the paid streaming services through them. I'll probably have to order one.
This. Did you order some and try them with common streaming services? (Netflix, Amazon...). If so how is it? Fixed image so you can turn your head and look at different parts of the display?
@@prhannator2874 I had the original Rokid air and I it's pretty good watching non HDCP stuff like RUclips or streaming your own video files. I did order a Max but have not receive a shipping notice yet.
I I returned the Xreal glasses.I returned he Asus Rog Ally.I returned the Viiure smart glasses.I now have returned the Rokid smart glasses.I tried to get some customer service for any of these companies,I never heard from anyone at any of these companies.These companies want your money.They don't care if anything works.
Seems like there are a lot of these wearable displays popping up on the market right now. All with the same 1080p screen and specs. Probably coming from the same factory in China.
@@venomdank965 the Apple AR glasses will be the first actual AR glasses. Everything else up until this point has just been wearable displays that don't augment your reality.
They do mention it on the official website, it is 6 meters away. Or you can think of it like 60cm away from 21.5" screen, if you have a hard time imagining 215" 6 meters away. But compared to 60cm, 6m is better because you can relax your eyes instead of keeping them converged at close object.
I think company should think out of the box , try to learned what google tried to do in their failed google ar glass project , i mean its not product only for media consumption , its also for information provider as for example shows you some navigation info , reminder and stuff , some special ui designed for the glass screen so the user not get bothered by big screen , view while walking and i hope future product comes with 6dof to use it as internal building navigation maybe , so you can find your car parking very easily for example , and i think you can do alot more stuff !
I don't think these glasses will look good on the shelf where your TV is sitting right now. Imagine your entire family sitting on the sofa watching a pair of glasses on the shelf. Utterly ridiculous. 🤪
ALL vr will at some point return to how they are doing things right now xD The fact they dont have to stick a whole fat battery and SoC into the headset means they can just focus on the style, weight, size, and monitors/out vs trying to cam it all in there.
I don't understand how these glasses are different from normal VR headsets. They are not capable of tracking you correctly, is there anything else? Could I use them to play steam-VR games?
I think the concept is to just have a head-mounted display, primarily for media consumption. Anything VR/AR like needs to be handled by a connected device, so you get that 2016 phone-attached-to-head VR experience except the phone is at the end of a USB-C cable. If you wanted competent VR, you'd for sure be looking at another product.
Think of it as on screen display map while you are walking, multi tasking office work loads via multiple desktop mode on your glasses compared to 3 or more physical monitors, this isnt intended for vr, but they just can do some of it which is a plus, and they are lighter since no battery and other internal hardware on them, the Nreal design looks like regular rayban glasses from couple feet away, you don't look like a cyber punk weirdo when you are using this outside your house XD which mostly be good when operating drones, but for me the best feature is that I can see the keyboard and mouse while having an on screen display, I want to play non vr games with that kind of display while also making of the open view of the glasses on the lower section of the glass at home, I am still undecided on which brand to get, didn;t expect rokid will make a 2nd version already.
Nah I will pass. Cool that we see more and more such glasses but its still to bare bones, Im looking for something like Xiaomi Wireless AR Glass Discovery Edition. Wireless multiple virtual screens.. not a single screen meh
Rokid Max AR glasses + $20 Discount code here: TWOODROKID20: bit.ly/42cDdFo
Are you already using Smart Glasses?
I'm currently using the Rokid Air and with a Samsung mobile, DEX mode allows me to play videos with the screen off, unlike mirror mode. Am happy with the Air but might consider getting this for the slight improvements.
@@eggman28 with dex, do you mean with the touchpad on, or can you actually tap on the power button?
Can you watch 3d movies with it?
@@mattjsherman Yes you can!
How do you remove the nose pads? I am struggling to remove them to switch em out.
Please make a comparison video. Nreal Air vs Rokid Air MAX
This
The viture one is also one I want to see compared
I would love to see a comparison video of these and the NReal glasses.
Ditto
Yes, A Must!
Nreal is 60 Hz & rokid is 120 Hz. Rokid it is then. I stopped gaming in 60 Hz years ago. 120 is the way
@@SrChalice It’s a shame the Rokid are so ugly. Definitely need to fire their design department.
CHAPTERS
0:00 Rocket New Smart Glasses
0:08 Projects a 215" Display
0:15 Slimmer, Lighter, Faster and Brighter
0:19 How long have I used them?
0:28 The Box and Available Accessories
0:39 Rokid MAX Unboxing
0:44 Included case
0:55 The Glasses
1:02 In the Case - Cable - Nose Pad
1:14 Anti-slip strap - Accessory
1:23 Rokid Hub - Accessory
1:33 HDMI to USB Type C Adapter - Accessory
1:43 Mascot
1:47 Tour of Glasses
2:10 What are these?
2:16 Specifications
2:21 How to use 3D
2:34 Rokid
2:48 Available Directly - Replacing old model
3:01 How do they work? - Display Close up
3:17 Display brightness - 2X Better than older generation
3:43 Thoughts of Display
4:17 You don't need to wear Glasses! - Accessible
4:42 What could be improved for Glasses Wearers - Accessible
4:50 Inserts as an Accessory
5:03 FOV - Back to the Glasses
5:21 Translucent Holograms - Back to the Glasses
5:27 Light Blocker Cover
5:44 Type C Displayport Compatibility
6:01 HDMI to USB Type C Adapter - Accessory
6:07 Direct Connection
6:41 Tour of Software
7:04 Settings - IPD, 3DUF, Screenshot, Record, Brightness and Volume
7:38 More Settings - Notifications and more
7:45 Phone as Trackpad
7:54 Cinema App - Movie Applications
8:09 Note on Brightness and White Images
8:20 App Store
8:34 Note on 3DUF with Browser App
8:45 Keyboard opens on Phone Directly
8:53 Phone App - Phone Screen Directly in Glasses
8:59 App List - Installed Apps Listed
9:12 Straightforward Software
9:16 Lightweight - Weighs 75g
9:27 Portable OLED TV?
9:35 Thoughts of Comfort and more
9:45 Main Use of the AR Glasses
10:20 Android Problem - Can't turn off Phone Screen
10:44 App Availability
11:01 Overall Thoughts
11:40 Price and Availability Date
11:57 What do YOU think?
12:06 Outro
Can these glasses be charged from a different port as you use it with a phone or tablet?
I will most likely end up with a pair of these.Great gadget.
I have no use for these but I'm so happy they exist. Something like this for less than the price of a big TV is so rad.
Really ice overall improvement!❤️
50deg FOV is Horizontal.
215" from 6m is ~43deg horizontal.
So it's like a 27" monitor viewed from 80cm.
But the older gen and the other AR glasses aready felt like 27" monitors and they were supposed to have "120 inch". Now this has 215 inc, So I was expecting it to feel bigger...I really want a Big Screen experience..
This is why I despise the marketing term of "like a ### inch screen!".. it's completely meaningless
FOV + PPD are the only measurements that actually tell you what you need in this scenario, and even if people are new to AR/VR and don't know exactly what those numbers 'feel like' they are at least directly comparible with other devices without guess work
Best preview of these glasses yet. Great screen recording.
Perfect for portable gaming devices! I'm looking forward to a portable compact console without its own screen to use it with purely such glasses!
Finally took the plunge and pre-ordered using your link. Excited to try em out!
I just love how powerful and cool develops this sphere! I'll definitely buy it in a couple to the most compact laptop!
Could you do a more in-depth video or comment more on how well this works with the Steam Deck? Any dealbreaking bugs or stability issues?
Is it good to read small text on it if you're working on your computer, or did you try to edit your video from your pc with the glasses or stuff like that? Is it comparable to a real monitor?
Their previous model was garbage. I purchased one after your video. Their screens were misaligned, one higher than other, causing eye strain. I ordered replacement and the second pair had the same issue, but the other direction and much steeper. I returned both. Never had this issue with any other ar glasses. Plus, the screen was much smaller than nreal.
Thanks for the heads-up.
1080p is not a problem not because the pixels are close together but because of the 50ish fov the ppd is really high compared to quest 2 ...if it was 100 fov the area the pixels would be stretched over would be way more
Exactly!
I bought quest 2, thought I could set up multi monitor set up, but nothing is there, yet.
@irakli Mgeladze this doesn't have perfect 20/20 human vision like the super expensive varjo with focal display in the center with 60ppd ......but this and hololens2 and magic leap2 is far higher ppd than q2 because the fov area is quite small u can't see the pixels ......q2 is at the entry level of vr
@@pumpuppthevolume Almost 4k display sold me that Vr is ready but VR needs few more generation to me to consider for work. For game it's fine even.
@@iraklimgeladze5223 almost no headsets has almost 4k per eye over 120 fov ....like I said varjo with the focal display in the center has 20/20 human vision... nothing else comes close
I think these glasses would be epic for long flights to watch movies and series.
How are they with reading, like online newspapers or with office-apps? Will the text be groggy and/or lead to eyestrain?
Interesting video. Thanks for all the information. i just found a video on also how to hook the glasses up to a PC computer if not doing mobile needs with the glasses to a phone.
Looks like a cool device. Need to see more reviews on these glasses on what people think.
I already have 3 good VR headsets, so not in any dire need for anything else.
Take care
The picture in rokid air is very good and cool design still like it
I have the nreal air, however these have my interest since they are 120hz. Im curious about the battery draw from your phone given the refresh rate.
Rokid also sells an external battery dock/station device that can power the glasses while letting your phone or tablet only output video.
This is useful so your phone/tablet isn't directly powering the glasses which would eventually lead to you being forced to take a break from using the glasses so you can charge your phone/tablet.
Thank you TW, just order a pair using for 20% off. I plan of using them with my PS5.
Can't wait for them to arrive.
Definitely interested. Just wish they looked more like a classic eye piece like the Nreal air.
Wow! I hope VR headsets will be as small and lite as glasses in the near future.
Pretty cool. My nxt edition to my toys in my semi truck
There is a thing I don't understand. The upper half of the glass is blocking your vision, so you don't see the virtual screen in the center but you have to look somewhat down to it?
No lol. The display is reflected to the middle of the lenses. It just sits in the middle of your vision.
This is the same price as the quest. Might as well get that instead. 🤷♂️ I could see them being like 250-300 bucks but being almost 500 is crazy with other headsets in play that do more.
I wouldn't want to wear a Quest on an airplane flight.
I've got both the Rokid Air and Nreal Air. I do a lot of traveling for work and either pared with my bose qc airbuds are the best for long flights and boring hotel rooms
Can't really compare these with the Nreal Air, because those were a competitor to the Rokid Max's predecessor, the Rokid Air. The Rokid Max will be noticably better, we'd have to wait for Nreal's answer to these, to compare.
The deal breaker for me is that they look like they're hovering in front of your face rather than resting on your face like regular glasses.
Well done on 120k bro!
How good is the 3dof tracking? I'm always worried that 3dof headsets will drift much like the old phone-in-the-box vr kits that relied on mobile gyros.
Hi there, 3dof is only available if you have a compatible Android phone. Also we are working on the launch of a processing unit which will most likely support 3dof.
@@RokidGlobal So still no 3DoF with a Laptop or Steam Deck?
Yeah until these type of glasses support 3dof they are useless. Having a screen lock to your head SUCKS
@@RokidGlobal Is there a link to a list of compatible Android phones?
Should I still buy a Rokid Air Max or wait for the new coming version?
Do these connect to iPhone or iPad?
Will the 3DoF work with any DP over USB device? That would be a total non starter for me (and many others). Being able to turn my head to look around and reposition/ resize the screen, even if just using it to play games, is a huge deal. I would pay the $500 entry fee if 3DoF just works, allowing me to use a laptop (or Steam Deck) with a giant screen and be able to turn my head to look at the multiple windows I might have open.
needs windows 3dof mode extended monitor software p.s. they announced it will have it
PID adjustment? I had to return the last pair of glasses similar to thsi because I the PID wasn't adjustable for wider eyes. This caused blurriness on the right or left edge. Not everyone has the same eye separation distance.
great product well design & affordable at a reasonable price ,only wish they can design the light blocker less like a cartoonish
Thanks for your suggestion! We will note that down and work on it. Cheers!
I want understand one important thing. The screen will always be at the center of the glasses or it will stay in a part of the room where I placed?
You gotta buy the wireless port if you have a Apple iphone or Samsung Galaxy phone. I'll wait till Samsung or Apple release their version of AR glasses.
How do they compare to the Nreal or Viture? That's what everyone wants to know.
they are brighter than the nreal, but there are less apps available, if you use them just as an external display, I guess the screen is bigger here, and you have 120hz support! I've never tried the viture, so about those I don't really know! I hope it helps
@@Tyrielwood The nreals are already blindingly bright. Any brighter and I'll go blind
@@cheeeeezewizzz 😂
@@Tyrielwood can they be connected to external power while plugged into phones usb unlike all the rest? My samsung s21 ultra must be charged several times daily just using my phone, glasses using more battery power would be devistating!
Can you make a video about playing Flight simulator on it ? For example: when you turn head to the left and the right, the screen will be in the side door exactly same as VR headset or the screen will move along with your head (3D mode).
I might 9f missed it but how the security of the glasses? Meaning can someone see something i might be looking at if the are stand next / behind me? Second security question, do these glasses and or app running the connection, send any data outbound? Easier then that, do these glasses require an internet connected device? Question #3, if i have others around me that have these same glasses, can they be networked together so we all can see the same thing at the same time? For example, if i was presenting information and had a powerpoint or other documents i wanted to share with my audience or say multiple people wanted to watch the same movie at the same time? Mom or dad playing a movie for the kids in the back seat on long trips?
i work in front of a screen 8 hours a day, i hate bending forward and hurting my neck,, will this work for me?, i want to keep a good posture all the time ,
Still waiting for the Shiftall MeganeX to be out in the wild, and reviewed. Ever since it’s first appearance at CES years ago, it looked like it was going to be the ultimate lightweight headset / glasses for virtual cinema. But, most likely too expensive for this application?
Rokid states the display goes up to 600 nits, where did you get the 5000 nits number from?
Viture One XR gets up to 1800 nits, but only has 60hz, so there is a trade off. Really would like to know which one is better.
Tyriel, can you test the Rokid Hub with your Steam Deck? Do you have a solution for power to the Deck while using the Rokid Max?
Do I need cable connected all the time or wireless ?
Hallo Tyriel
Judi this evening, I’ve discovered Your channel. What I really like, are the different videos about the various HEADHELD GLASSES.
Can You please tell me, if You’ve asked "Rokid" whether they plan on releasing THESE "ROKID MAX" to USE IT WITH APPLE DEVICES AS WELL???
Greetings from Switzerland 🇨🇭
Well, in theory they should work out of the box now with the USB type c of the new iphones
Does the screen lock to your head movement? I returned the Nreals because of this. You naturally want to turn your head and if follows that movement its a terrible experience.
Why the prescription correction in these is always between 0 to -6?
can you comment on the clarity at the edges of the screen, I had to return the Rokid Air, it was quite blurry on side, top and bottom edges (10%), was trying to use for business apps like Excel spreadsheets, and navigating windows menus and couldn't interact or read the edges. was ok for enterainment only IMHO. any improvements with the Rokid Max?
It would be cool if this worked with 6DOF PCVR
It could have been perfect for laptop portable station
@@iraklimgeladze5223 Imagine if it had standalone VR.
Does the screen move with your head or is it fixed in place om steam deck ?
Brother, let me ask only one thing!!!! Can I play DCS with this glass??? What FOV I can have in a game like DCS or Flyng Simulator???? Can I get the same immersion VR with this glass???? I am using the Pimax 8K Plus and is ok…… but is too heavy!!!!! And too hot also… so I am looking for something else to change the headset. Please give me some light!!! Thank you
Is there a way to play using these with steam deck plugged in (charging)?
Can I wear them with my Rx or adjust them🤷♂️🤷♂️🤷♂️
So which has the best quality picture for watching a movie... this or Quest2?
This is more than double the clarity of the quest 2. You tell me.
@@cheeeeezewizzz ..but Quest2 is higher than 1080p?
How do you connect these with an iPad ?
Will have to test it personally
Is there any apps for reading kindle books or pdfs?
Wow, Finally with HDCP support. The problem with most of the AR/VR glasses is that most of them does not support HDCP 2.2 so you can't watch any of the paid streaming services through them. I'll probably have to order one.
This. Did you order some and try them with common streaming services? (Netflix, Amazon...). If so how is it? Fixed image so you can turn your head and look at different parts of the display?
@@prhannator2874 I had the original Rokid air and I it's pretty good watching non HDCP stuff like RUclips or streaming your own video files. I did order a Max but have not receive a shipping notice yet.
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I returned the Xreal glasses.I returned he Asus Rog Ally.I returned the Viiure smart glasses.I now have returned the Rokid smart glasses.I tried to get some customer service for any of these companies,I never heard from anyone at any of these companies.These companies want your money.They don't care if anything works.
I have an ASUS TUF Gaming Why is Rokid max defined as 60 hertz on it?
Those are cool af imo
Seems like there are a lot of these wearable displays popping up on the market right now. All with the same 1080p screen and specs. Probably coming from the same factory in China.
yeah makes me wanna buy one but iama wait it out for the IPhone AR glasses. I know it will be worth it.
@@venomdank965 the Apple AR glasses will be the first actual AR glasses. Everything else up until this point has just been wearable displays that don't augment your reality.
That 215" display is nonsense, at what distance? What does it mean to say that its a 215" display if they don't mention the distance?
They do mention it on the official website, it is 6 meters away. Or you can think of it like 60cm away from 21.5" screen, if you have a hard time imagining 215" 6 meters away. But compared to 60cm, 6m is better because you can relax your eyes instead of keeping them converged at close object.
Can you compare to the viture xr one?
I'd like them for games on my computer/laptop.
Doc's google prototype scopes with built-in LCD, LED, 1080p, 3D, Sony technology built into every single lens are better!
Is it possible to fix the screen in Samsung dex?
yep!!
I think company should think out of the box , try to learned what google tried to do in their failed google ar glass project , i mean its not product only for media consumption , its also for information provider as for example shows you some navigation info , reminder and stuff , some special ui designed for the glass screen so the user not get bothered by big screen , view while walking and i hope future product comes with 6dof to use it as internal building navigation maybe , so you can find your car parking very easily for example , and i think you can do alot more stuff !
I would definitely get these if the myopia correction was higher. Mine is - 0.825
Do the higher refresh rates work on Steam Deck?
How are they compared to the NReal Airs?
Does it work with iPhone?
does it work with i phone 14 pro max ?
The look would detract, but most people are interested for the functionality.
Can. They work as 6dof vr headset
Greetings from India!But is this good enough to replace your home TV?
I don't think these glasses will look good on the shelf where your TV is sitting right now. Imagine your entire family sitting on the sofa watching a pair of glasses on the shelf. Utterly ridiculous. 🤪
ALL vr will at some point return to how they are doing things right now xD The fact they dont have to stick a whole fat battery and SoC into the headset means they can just focus on the style, weight, size, and monitors/out vs trying to cam it all in there.
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I don't understand how these glasses are different from normal VR headsets. They are not capable of tracking you correctly, is there anything else? Could I use them to play steam-VR games?
I think the concept is to just have a head-mounted display, primarily for media consumption. Anything VR/AR like needs to be handled by a connected device, so you get that 2016 phone-attached-to-head VR experience except the phone is at the end of a USB-C cable. If you wanted competent VR, you'd for sure be looking at another product.
@@HolographicThoughts I see. It would be nice to have these two concepts combined.
Think of it as on screen display map while you are walking, multi tasking office work loads via multiple desktop mode on your glasses compared to 3 or more physical monitors, this isnt intended for vr, but they just can do some of it which is a plus, and they are lighter since no battery and other internal hardware on them, the Nreal design looks like regular rayban glasses from couple feet away, you don't look like a cyber punk weirdo when you are using this outside your house XD which mostly be good when operating drones, but for me the best feature is that I can see the keyboard and mouse while having an on screen display, I want to play non vr games with that kind of display while also making of the open view of the glasses on the lower section of the glass at home, I am still undecided on which brand to get, didn;t expect rokid will make a 2nd version already.
@Maimai biri Thanks, that sounds great.
Does it work with websites that play 3DoF 3D VR movies?
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Do they support VRR (adaptive sync)?
They do not.
Probably the only AR that currently supports 120hz. Others are stuck at 60hz.
Resolution and Hz are good but why not HDR
How is the fov of 50 degrees compared to 92 degrees on the quest 2? Don't know what it's like to have 50 degrees field of view 🤔
It's real bad.
Nreals were like 45 degrees.
This isn't that much better.
Its not meant for VR just a big screen
It looks nice but I'm gonna wait to see what apple comes out with first before buying.
Sponcered video if I ever saw one. Wouldn't be surprised if they paid him in company shares
Rofl
Very cool, but can it run Doom?
Needs to be compatible with iPhone / iPad. Perhaps when new iPhone releases the iPhone 15 with USB-C.. but does it work with latest iPad?
Glasses like these are great for media consumption but until they cost around $150 it's just not a good value at all.
Nah I will pass. Cool that we see more and more such glasses but its still to bare bones, Im looking for something like Xiaomi Wireless AR Glass Discovery Edition. Wireless multiple virtual screens.. not a single screen meh
9:43 Woof! 🐕
The first one looks better
I wish they looked like the nreal air, these look even worse than the last rokid 😂
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No mention of 3dof?
Yeah this will still move the screen with your head even on mirrored mode which will make you nauseous real fast
mine have never made me nauseous
Am stcking with the N-real air,rockids look a rad gimmicky to me
Aw man my eyes are -6.25 😅 I’d love to try before I buy