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|VR/AR = [[Augmented Reality]]
|VR/AR = [[Augmented Reality]]
|Type = [[AR Glasses]]
|Type = [[AR Glasses]]
|Subtype = [[Smart Glasses]]
|Subtype = [[Consumer AR]]
|Platform = [[Rokid]]
|Platform = USB-C display (multi-device)
|Developer = [[Rokid]]
|Developer = [[Rokid]]
|Manufacturer = [[Rokid]]
|Manufacturer = [[Rokid]]
|Announcement Date = March 2023 (Rokid Open Day)
|Release Date = March 2023
|Release Date = April 2023
|Price = $439-$499 USD
|Price = $439 USD
|Website = https://global.rokid.com/
|Website = https://global.rokid.com/products/rokid-max
|Predecessor = [[Rokid Air]]
|Predecessor = [[Rokid Air]]
|Successor = [[Rokid Max 2]]
|Successor = [[Rokid Max 2]]
|Display = 2x Sony Micro-OLED
|Display = Micro-OLED (Sony)
|Resolution = 1920x1080 per eye (Full HD)
|Resolution = 1920x1080 per eye
|Brightness = 600 nits
|Refresh Rate = 120 Hz
|Refresh Rate = 120 Hz
|Field of View = 50°
|Field of View = 50°
|Equivalent Screen Size = 360" (virtual)
|Equivalent Screen Size = 215-360 inch virtual display
|Brightness = 600 nits
|Diopter Adjustment = Yes (0.00 to -6.00D)
|Ocularity = Binocular
|Ocularity = Binocular
|Optics = Birdbath
|Tracking = 3DoF
|Tracking = 3DoF
|Eye Tracking = No
|Hand Tracking = No
|Audio = Directional speakers
|Audio = Directional speakers
|Connectivity = USB-C (DisplayPort)
|Connectivity = USB-C (DisplayPort Alt)
|Diopter = 0.00D to -6.00D adjustable
|Weight = 75g
|Weight = 75g
}}
}}


The '''Rokid Max''' is a consumer [[augmented reality]] [[smart glasses]] developed by [[Rokid]], unveiled at Rokid Open Day in March 2023 and released in April 2023 at $439. The glasses feature Sony Semiconductor Micro-OLED displays with 1920x1080 resolution per eye, 120 Hz refresh rate, 50° field of view, and 600 nits brightness, creating a virtual 360-inch screen experience. Weighing only 75 grams with built-in myopia adjustment up to -6.00D, the Rokid Max was praised for its wider FOV compared to competitors like Xreal Air 2 and Viture Pro XR while maintaining lightweight comfort.
The '''Rokid Max''' is a consumer [[augmented reality]] glasses device developed by [[Rokid]], released in March 2023 at $439-$499. Ultra-lightweight AR glasses at just 75g featuring dual Sony Micro-OLED displays at 1920x1080 per eye, 50° field of view appearing as a 215-360 inch virtual screen, 120 Hz refresh rate, 600 nits brightness, built-in diopter adjustment (0 to -6.00D), directional speakers, and universal USB-C compatibility. Designed for portable big-screen entertainment, gaming, and media consumption across smartphones, Steam Deck, ROG Ally, consoles, and PCs.


== History and Development ==
== History and Development ==


Rokid unveiled the Max at Rokid Open Day in March 2023 as the successor to the [[Rokid Air]], featuring upgraded Sony Micro-OLED displays and a wider 50° field of view. Pre-orders began at $439 with shipping starting in late April 2023. The Rokid Max was succeeded by the [[Rokid Max 2]] with further improvements to display size and specifications.<ref name="xrtoday">{{cite web |url=https://www.xrtoday.com/augmented-reality/rokid-max-ar-glasses-review-the-complete-guide/ |title=Rokid Max AR Glasses Review: The Complete Guide |publisher=XR Today |access-date=2025-01-07}}</ref>
Rokid unveiled the Rokid Max during Rokid Open Day in March 2023 as their next-generation AR glasses. Pre-orders began at $439, with retail availability at $499. The Max improves on the Rokid Air with higher resolution, better brightness, and enhanced audio. An optional Rokid Station ($129) adds standalone Android TV functionality. The Max was succeeded by the Rokid Max 2 with further refinements.<ref name="rokid">{{cite web |url=https://global.rokid.com/products/rokid-max |title=Rokid Max |publisher=Rokid |access-date=2025-01-07}}</ref>


== Design and Hardware ==
== Design and Hardware ==
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=== Display ===
=== Display ===


Premium Sony Micro-OLED technology:
Sony Micro-OLED technology:


* Dual Sony Semiconductor Micro-OLED displays
* '''1920x1080 per eye''' resolution
* '''1920x1080 resolution per eye''' (Full HD)
* '''Sony Micro-OLED''' panels
* '''120 Hz refresh rate'''
* '''120 Hz refresh rate'''
* '''600 nits brightness'''
* '''600 nits brightness'''
* '''360-inch virtual screen''' equivalent
* '''50° field of view'''
* Vibrant OLED colors
* '''215-360 inch equivalent''' virtual screen
* Deep blacks
* Birdbath optics
* Low blue light certified
* True blacks (OLED)
* 90% less light leakage


=== Field of View ===
=== Optics ===


* '''50° FOV'''—wider than competitors
* '''Birdbath optical design'''
* Xreal Air 2: 46° FOV
* Thinner than competitors
* Viture Pro XR: 46° FOV
* Reduced light leakage
* Centered comfortable viewing
* Quality imagery
* Works in any position (sitting, lying, walking)


=== Optics ===
=== Diopter Adjustment ===


Birdbath optical system:
Built-in vision correction:


* Displays point downward
* '''0.00D to -6.00D''' myopia adjustment
* Reflect into line of sight
* No prescription glasses needed
* Reduces direct eye strain
* Clear visuals for most users
* Low glare design
* Per-eye adjustment
* Flicker-free technology
* EyeComfort certified


=== Myopia Adjustment ===
=== Tracking ===


Extended vision correction:
* '''3DoF tracking'''
* Head orientation tracking
* No positional tracking


* Built-in diopter adjustment
=== Audio ===
* '''0.00 to -6.00D range''' (wider than most competitors)
* Independent adjustment per eye
* No prescription lenses needed for many users
* Seamless dial adjustment


=== Build and Comfort ===
* '''Directional speakers'''
* Superior audio vs competitors
* Immersive sound
* Privacy-focused design
* Audible mainly to wearer
 
=== Build ===


Ultra-lightweight design:
Ultra-lightweight design:


* '''75g weight'''—among lightest AR glasses
* '''75g weight'''
* Comfortable for extended wear
* '''18.5mm thin'''
* Glasses-style form factor
* Super slim profile
* Foldable temples
* Comfortable extended wear
* Multiple nose pad options
* Portable design
* Premium materials


=== Audio ===
=== Connectivity ===
 
Universal device support:
 
* '''USB-C DisplayPort Alt Mode'''
* '''Wireless adapter''' option
* '''HDMI adapter''' option
* '''HDCP compliant'''
* '''Smartphones''' (Android/iOS)
* '''Steam Deck'''
* '''ROG Ally'''
* '''Nintendo Switch'''
* '''PlayStation 5'''
* '''Tablets'''
* '''PCs/Laptops'''
 
=== Power ===


* Directional speakers
* No internal battery required
* Private sound design
* Device-powered via USB-C
* Clear audio output
* 3.5mm jack option


== Tracking ==
== Optional Accessories ==


* '''3 Degrees of Freedom''' (3DoF)
=== Rokid Station ===
* Head rotation tracking
* '''$129''' additional
* Pitch, yaw, roll detection
* Standalone Android TV mode
* No positional tracking
* Built-in battery
* Wireless connectivity
* Apps and streaming


== Connectivity ==
== Use Cases ==


* USB-C with DisplayPort Alt Mode
=== Entertainment ===
* Compatible with:
* Portable cinema experience
** Smartphones (USB-C DP)
* Streaming services (HDCP)
** Tablets
* Video consumption
** Mac computers
* Gaming display
** Windows PC
** Gaming consoles
** Steam Deck


== Accessories ==
=== Gaming ===
* Steam Deck pairing
* ROG Ally pairing
* Console gaming
* Mobile gaming


=== Rokid Station ===
=== Productivity ===
* Android TV streaming box
* Private display
* Wireless entertainment
* Travel computing
* Netflix, YouTube, etc.
* Extended screens
* Sold separately or in bundle (Joy Pack)


== Technical Specifications ==
== Technical Specifications ==
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! Specification !! Details
! Specification !! Details
|-
|-
| Display || Sony Micro-OLED
| Display || 1920x1080 Sony Micro-OLED x2
|-
| Refresh Rate || 120 Hz
|-
| Brightness || 600 nits
|-
|-
| Resolution || 1920x1080 per eye
| FOV || 50°
|-
|-
| Refresh Rate || 120 Hz
| Virtual Screen || 215-360"
|-
|-
| Virtual Screen || 360"
| Tracking || 3DoF
|-
|-
| Field of View || 50°
| Audio || Directional speakers
|-
|-
| Brightness || 600 nits
| Diopter || 0 to -6.00D
|-
|-
| Myopia Range || 0 to -6.00D
| Connection || USB-C DP Alt
|-
|-
| Weight || 75g
| Weight || 75g
|-
|-
| Price || $439
| Price || $439-$499
|}
|}


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'''Praise:'''
'''Praise:'''
* 50° FOV wider than Xreal Air 2 and Viture Pro
* Sony Micro-OLED excellent quality
* 75g ultra-lightweight
* 75g ultra-lightweight
* 120 Hz refresh rate smooth
* Sony Micro-OLED quality
* -6.00D myopia range wider than competitors
* 120Hz high refresh rate
* 600 nits outdoor-viewable
* 600 nits bright display
* EyeComfort certification
* Diopter adjustment convenient
* Affordable price point
* Universal USB-C compatibility
* Premium build quality
* Steam Deck excellent pairing
* Wide device compatibility
* HDCP streaming support
* Directional speakers superior
* Portable design


'''Criticism:'''
'''Criticism:'''
* 3DoF only—no spatial tracking
* $499 higher than competitors
* Tethered connection required
* 50° FOV narrow
* No standalone functionality
* 3DoF only (no 6DoF)
* Some users report light leakage
* Not true AR (display glasses)
* Limited gaming features vs dedicated VR
* Limited AR functionality
* Rokid Station sold separately<ref name="auganix">{{cite web |url=https://www.auganix.org/ar-news-rokid-unveils-rokid-max-ar-glasses/ |title=Rokid unveils Rokid Max Augmented Reality glasses |publisher=Auganix |access-date=2025-01-07}}</ref>
* Station accessory extra cost
 
* No cameras
<ref name="geekwills">{{cite web |url=https://www.geekwills.com/rokid-max-ar-glasses.html |title=Rokid MAX AR Glasses |publisher=GeekWills |access-date=2025-01-07}}</ref>
* No gesture tracking
* 1080p vs higher-res competitors<ref name="xrtoday">{{cite web |url=https://www.xrtoday.com/augmented-reality/rokid-max-ar-glasses-review-the-complete-guide/ |title=Rokid Max Review |publisher=XR Today |access-date=2025-01-07}}</ref>


== See Also ==
== See Also ==
* [[Rokid Air]]
* [[Rokid Max 2]]
* [[Rokid Max 2]]
* [[Xreal Air 2]]
* [[Xreal Air]]
* [[Viture Pro XR]]
* [[Xreal Air 2 Pro]]
* [[RayNeo Air 2]]
* [[Nreal Air]]


== References ==
== References ==

Revision as of 17:21, 7 January 2026

Rokid Max
Basic Info
VR/AR Augmented Reality
Type AR Glasses
Subtype Consumer AR
Platform USB-C display (multi-device)
Developer Rokid
Manufacturer Rokid
Release Date March 2023
Price $439-$499 USD
Website https://global.rokid.com/
Predecessor Rokid Air
Successor Rokid Max 2
System
Storage
Display
Display Micro-OLED (Sony)
Resolution 1920x1080 per eye
Refresh Rate 120 Hz
Image
Field of View 50°
Optics
Ocularity Binocular
Tracking
Tracking 3DoF
Audio
Audio Directional speakers
Connectivity
Connectivity USB-C (DisplayPort Alt)
Device
Weight 75g


The Rokid Max is a consumer augmented reality glasses device developed by Rokid, released in March 2023 at $439-$499. Ultra-lightweight AR glasses at just 75g featuring dual Sony Micro-OLED displays at 1920x1080 per eye, 50° field of view appearing as a 215-360 inch virtual screen, 120 Hz refresh rate, 600 nits brightness, built-in diopter adjustment (0 to -6.00D), directional speakers, and universal USB-C compatibility. Designed for portable big-screen entertainment, gaming, and media consumption across smartphones, Steam Deck, ROG Ally, consoles, and PCs.

History and Development

Rokid unveiled the Rokid Max during Rokid Open Day in March 2023 as their next-generation AR glasses. Pre-orders began at $439, with retail availability at $499. The Max improves on the Rokid Air with higher resolution, better brightness, and enhanced audio. An optional Rokid Station ($129) adds standalone Android TV functionality. The Max was succeeded by the Rokid Max 2 with further refinements.[1]

Design and Hardware

Display

Sony Micro-OLED technology:

  • 1920x1080 per eye resolution
  • Sony Micro-OLED panels
  • 120 Hz refresh rate
  • 600 nits brightness
  • 50° field of view
  • 215-360 inch equivalent virtual screen
  • Birdbath optics
  • True blacks (OLED)
  • 90% less light leakage

Optics

  • Birdbath optical design
  • Thinner than competitors
  • Reduced light leakage
  • Quality imagery

Diopter Adjustment

Built-in vision correction:

  • 0.00D to -6.00D myopia adjustment
  • No prescription glasses needed
  • Clear visuals for most users
  • Per-eye adjustment

Tracking

  • 3DoF tracking
  • Head orientation tracking
  • No positional tracking

Audio

  • Directional speakers
  • Superior audio vs competitors
  • Immersive sound
  • Privacy-focused design
  • Audible mainly to wearer

Build

Ultra-lightweight design:

  • 75g weight
  • 18.5mm thin
  • Super slim profile
  • Comfortable extended wear
  • Portable design

Connectivity

Universal device support:

  • USB-C DisplayPort Alt Mode
  • Wireless adapter option
  • HDMI adapter option
  • HDCP compliant
  • Smartphones (Android/iOS)
  • Steam Deck
  • ROG Ally
  • Nintendo Switch
  • PlayStation 5
  • Tablets
  • PCs/Laptops

Power

  • No internal battery required
  • Device-powered via USB-C

Optional Accessories

Rokid Station

  • $129 additional
  • Standalone Android TV mode
  • Built-in battery
  • Wireless connectivity
  • Apps and streaming

Use Cases

Entertainment

  • Portable cinema experience
  • Streaming services (HDCP)
  • Video consumption
  • Gaming display

Gaming

  • Steam Deck pairing
  • ROG Ally pairing
  • Console gaming
  • Mobile gaming

Productivity

  • Private display
  • Travel computing
  • Extended screens

Technical Specifications

Specification Details
Display 1920x1080 Sony Micro-OLED x2
Refresh Rate 120 Hz
Brightness 600 nits
FOV 50°
Virtual Screen 215-360"
Tracking 3DoF
Audio Directional speakers
Diopter 0 to -6.00D
Connection USB-C DP Alt
Weight 75g
Price $439-$499

Reception

Praise:

  • 75g ultra-lightweight
  • Sony Micro-OLED quality
  • 120Hz high refresh rate
  • 600 nits bright display
  • Diopter adjustment convenient
  • Universal USB-C compatibility
  • Steam Deck excellent pairing
  • HDCP streaming support
  • Directional speakers superior
  • Portable design

Criticism:

  • $499 higher than competitors
  • 50° FOV narrow
  • 3DoF only (no 6DoF)
  • Not true AR (display glasses)
  • Limited AR functionality
  • Station accessory extra cost
  • No cameras
  • No gesture tracking
  • 1080p vs higher-res competitors[2]

See Also

References

  1. ↑ "Rokid Max". Rokid. https://global.rokid.com/products/rokid-max.
  2. ↑ "Rokid Max Review". XR Today. https://www.xrtoday.com/augmented-reality/rokid-max-ar-glasses-review-the-complete-guide/.
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