Rokid Max 2 AR Glasses Black, 215" Micro-OLED Display, 50° FOV, 600 Nits Brightness, Compatible with iphone 15&Android, Steam Deck, ROG, Ipad, Mac Immersive Wearable Display for Gaming & Entertainment

I bought these thinking they were VR glasses but instead I realize they are AR glasses. I didn’t think the images were crisp enough for playing video games but they are definitely nice for watching videos from your phone or tablet. The glasses blow up the image very nicely. They have both brightness & volume control one one arm of the glasses. I wore them for probably 4-5 hrs straight without any eye strain or issues. Plug & play works flawlessly. I’d definitely buy them again & recommend them

I have been looking into AR glasses for a few years and finally decided to buy a pair. These are a different kind of cool and everyone is wowed when they try them on. They are very easy to use, just plug and play basically. The sound is amazing and clear with no leakage to where others can hear and they are light weight on the nose and ears.

These are awesome! If you are streaming Netflix or crunchy roll the only drawback is if you got big head there a little hard to adjust and a little tight. Sound quality is clear and set for privacy but for us genx and up we like stuff louder! Easy to use! And super clear … works well with ps5

I bought this due to its built-in diopter adjustment controls, which means I don't need to get myopia lenses fit to the device as you'd have to do with other brands. Unfortunately overall this is not a useful smart eyewear device, especially if you're an iOS user. For iOS users, it only acts as an external mirror display; which is dumb because your iPhone or iPad's screen would still need to be on for this to work! Ok, maybe this latter issue is not Rokid's fault, and is the same behavior no matter what smart eyewear you use, like the Rayneo one I also own.But other than acting as mirrored display, this (like the other Chinese brands) is pretty much useless. You can't do AR or XR. The Rokid app you can download from the App Store barely does anything, and wants you to buy Rokid's Google-driven hub. Speaking of Google, this is one of those typical Chinese-assembled, half-baked products with Japanese imaging technology and American software. Because of its roots in Google, iOS support is abysmal. The Japanese display gives harsh, uncomfortable lighting and even flickers, something we iPhone users aren't subjected to when using the iPhone or iPad. Also, even the product name is confusing: it's sometimes called the Rokid Max and other times Rokid Air.I regret my purchase, but I'm going to keep it because with its built-in diopter adjustment I can at least watch videos with clarity in privacy (I just need to turn my iPhone's brightness all the way down and also place the phone in a pouch so the iPhone screen can't be seen by others).

l have been pretty impressed with how useful it's been in my daily life.It's nice and light weight and easily put in my backpack and go. Picture having a monitor or a big screen TV while moving through your normal day. l can just lay back and have whatever is on my phone or TV mirrored. No more neck strain.

There is no difference between this and the first generation. The screen is exactly the same there is no difference in size, contrast, color, anything. This is useless and definitely not worth the price.

I didn’t expect much, but these AR glasses totally won me over. The image is sharp, they’re super light, and I can plug them into my iPhone, Switch, or laptop with zero fuss. Watching movies on a virtual big screen while flying or playing games on the go feels next-level. The myopia adjustment is a huge plus—I can finally ditch my regular glasses. It’s rare when a piece of tech just works this smoothly, but this one does.

These glasses are so cool! It’s like watching a big screen through my glasses. The battery last a long time so far and charges quickly. They are easy to use by just plugging them in. The main problem I have with these is it is so hard to get it to focus. once you figure that out there are awesome! The company reached out to me to help me with the focusing.