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Rokid Max 2

Price: $429

Release date: September 2024

Overview

Rokid Max 2 are display glasses unveiled at IFA Berlin in September 2024 as part of the AR Joy 2 bundle. They deliver visuals through dual Sony 0.68-inch micro-OLED panels running at 1200p resolution per eye, backed by a fast 120 Hz refresh rate, 600 nits of brightness, and a 100000:1 contrast ratio.

With a 50-degree field of view, the glasses project a 215-inch virtual screen on their own. When paired with the Rokid Station 2, users can expand that experience into a 300-inch three-window desktop. The hardware also integrates a built-in myopia dial that adjusts focus from 0.00D down to -6.00D.

The glasses weigh 75 g, require a wired USB-C DisplayPort connection, and include built-in speakers. Listed at $429, though often discounted to $299, they focus entirely on personal screen output and skip features like integrated cameras or on-device AI.

Best for

Shoppers looking for a high-refresh-rate wearable monitor for media or multi-window work who want built-in myopia adjustment.

Pros

  • Sharp Sony micro-OLED panels with 1200p resolution per eye and a smooth 120 Hz refresh rate.
  • Built-in myopia adjustment dial covering 0.00D to -6.00D.
  • Expands from a 215-inch solo screen to a 300-inch three-window desktop when paired with Rokid Station 2.

Cons

  • Requires a constant wired cable connection to run.
  • No built-in camera or on-device AI capabilities.
  • Weighs 75 g, making it heavier than traditional eyewear.

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Frequently asked questions

How much do the Rokid Max 2 cost?
$429 (Often discounted to $299).
When were the Rokid Max 2 released?
September 2024. Status: On sale.
Do the Rokid Max 2 have a display?
Yes: Sony 0.68 inch micro-OLED, field of view 50°.
Do the Rokid Max 2 have a camera?
No.
How much do the Rokid Max 2 weigh?
75 g.

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