Can we connect them to the laptop and use them as a bigger screen? The nose thing looks a bit narrow so looks like these glasses were not fully comfortable. Or is this just my feeling watching this video? And I don't get it... in VR we have 4k for so long and here for the same price as a complete VR headset we are getting the 1080p screens - why?
aside from gaming and movies, could be a valid solution for work? in the final review il would be interesting to know if it's possible to work something like 8 hours a day with this instead of a normal monitor without eye strain
@@ThereisNOpandemicWAKEUP 6 degrees of freedom, means the head unit is tracked in all directions. You could then have a cinema screen not glued to your eyes, but in a certain corner of your room, allowing you to look elsewhere too.
What I would love on the Max Pro, is a rear camera attached near the USB C port area on the ear stem facing behind you, then you could have a separate video screen of your full rear view! Just like a rear view camera on a car, then while you are walking, you can see in front and behind you! How cool would that be!? No one could sneak up on you from behind and you would have a rudimentary 360 view!
What I'm interested about this tech is if things like VS Code or VS is readable and good. Because I would love to use it as a replacement for monitors.
I live 40 minutes away from Rokid, I would love to visit them and get the latest details on the unreleased Rokid Max Pro! I plan on getting the Max and absolutely can’t wait! :) SO EXCITED!!!!
When you go to preorder and select the option with the adapter it looks completely different than the one in the video. Can you clarify if this is correct or it’s a different adapter or just what’s going on since it is a different picture completely.
What's shown in the video is the Rokid Station which is not yet available outside of China. The global preorder website currently only offers adapters for connecting the device wirelessly or to HDMI devices.
So, what exactly is the computer unit (station)? Is it a standalone OS made by them, where I’ll need to download and use their TH-cam and Netflix app? (Like a hardware dedicated to the Nebula app if it was an NReal device) Or, is it a wireless video transmissor that captures the image from my iPhone?
my pure guess, but I think they're just selling an android phone without a display basically. Maybe the android version is more tailored for the product.
@@PSYCHOV3N0M current VR devices already have wireless adapters you can plug into the headset. If you have wifi 6 and the proper configuration you can already play wirelessly flawlessly. With the current technology we can already stream and play games with close to no additional latency and image decay. So if they say this unit is meant to fix the smartphone compatibility, it means we could access our phones using it as a wireless middleware. But I guess they are just selling us their own sort of Android based phone. Which means we will still not be able to use this glasses with an iPhone for example. (Btw, today with a steam deck you can flawlessly play your PS5 and PC games streaming them in your home wifi. No lag, virtually perfect image)
Question, will the hub/separate thing you plug into without needing a phone support micro SD card?? He mentioned the Pro version any news when that would be releasing?
Super! I want one! I watched your video and bought Pico Neo 3 Link, after next your review i bought Pico 4 and now i want these glasses but i need to collect money to buy them 😢, cant preorder them now...
The Rokid Airs were pretty much impossible to get a uniform image, but can adjust for vision. The Nreals had a uniform "square" image with no edge blur or distortion out of box- but no vision adjustment. Are these more like the Nreal Airs for image? IMO the Nreal Airs were far better in that regard. Both however have battery draining, resource heavy apps that I tried once and stopped using. Only use as external display.
The image singularity is dependent on different individual's eye vision. Rokid will offer the prescription lens mount as an accessory to have users get their own prescription lenses. Overall Rokid Max is definitely better compared the last gen of Rokid Air, in almost every aspect!
This sounds really interesting! It’s a shame there were virtually no technical details discussed. I’m really interested in the 3D support. The website also says HDCP support. So I’m guessing you can even plug the HDMI adapter straight into a 3D Blu-ray player for direct 3D movie playback support? 120Hz is also good news, being a multiple of cinematic 24Hz. But, if plugged directly into a HDCP 3D Blu-ray player, does the glasses take care of the 24Hz to 120Hz Reprojection? So many questions. I can’t preorder until I have more answers.
@@ralexand56 That’s an interesting thought. The HDMI adapter they supply isn’t powered, and I understand the HDMI 5V power pin is only rated for about 50ma supply. So it does raise the question of how the glasses are powered when using the HDMI adapter? Unless 50ma is enough (unlikely).
I mean, the quest is basically an android phone already. I could as well use my phone for that compute power, instead of having a phone strapped to my face
The thing about perceived screen size, it's all relative. While playing Sports Bar VR, I float the built in Stream VR virtual screen and watch movies. It can look like a 50" screen or a 300" screen depending on the placement.
The one thing that got me from watching other TH-cam videos and looking at the specs is the 120 hz refresh rate, but the rest of the upgrades are cool too!
Can we connect them to the laptop and use them as a bigger screen? The nose thing looks a bit narrow so looks like these glasses were not fully comfortable. Or is this just my feeling watching this video? And I don't get it... in VR we have 4k for so long and here for the same price as a complete VR headset we are getting the 1080p screens - why?
Did you ear about "Rokid Max Pro" ? (with inside out tracking) Market is missing a very light and small device for doing quick AR/VR, i hope this will happen one day. I wonder how would look like 50° FOV VR
AR seems like a promising usage for this product. Video and work seems more like something you'd do on a flight. But who knows? Maybe we will see people wear products like this in public, in the future. Really cool to see MRTV-Asia getting around so much :)
@@mixedrealityTV That is weird indeed, are they that afraid of professional reviews? That is weird, the only reviews I have seen about the device so far are from amateurs who bought it themselves and it is their first or second headset, but nobody with real experience in the field.
@@mixedrealityTV Maybe ask again why nobody from the whole YT VR Reviewer scene is getting any? Treating the press like that usually has a reason, not necessarily a malicious one, but since good reviews amplify sales, not sending out loaners for review to boost sales is the strangest thing.
It's definitely an interesting product, and I'm glad to see the quality of the tech is steadily improving. For me personally, I don't have a need for it at the moment, but I can definitely see how I'd want it for the two examples you mentioned - traveling and when the TV is used by someone else.
I am tempted to jump on the pre-order but they are a bit ugly. Love the specs, however. Will wait for may and see if another company comes out with a comparable spec device with a nicer look.
I'm curious why the only use case everyone talks about is games. This is hell of a tool for business travellers who don't want to lug around massive laptops but then end up having to work during business trips on the small laptop screen. This is like carrying in your pocket a massive 215" monitor wherever you go!
That was a nice video about the Rokid Max ! Thank you Sebastian and greetings to your wife too ! I am very interested in AR glasses and the Rokid Max comes definatly closer to what i am looking for to buy.. but i still miss the real AR capabilities ( 6 DOF, GPS Navigation, Compass, Message reading and similar stuff ) So the Rokid Max PRO might be the gamechanger ... hopefully you will upload the next video about it soon . ... i am really excited now ! If the developers build up an ecosystem for it in the coming months the Rokid max PRO might be ready for the christmas time 2023 ... i need a nice present under the christmas tree :) But i am willing to wait even it takes longer time. I think their timeline for release the pro version to the consumer market is still good in comparison to other developers, like for example TCL
We are working hard on release 6DoF consumer AR glasses to the mass market but right now we have to build up a strong and rich ecosystem for not only developers but also average users to capitalize the 6DoF and other true AR functionality. Let's wait and see what the future holds for us!
@@RokidGlobal I'm hoping that you also focus on the virtual office. Games are nice but most of your customers are grown ups and being able to setup multiple work screens would be a bigger selling point and game changer imo. Apple is about to release their product and I can almost guarantee they are going to ignore the virtual office market. It would be great if you could support a 4k virtual monitor. It could be like MS vs. Apple all over again. MS won that first battle because they focused on business users. I would even try to setup a partnership with MS. It's super tough trying to build your own ecosystems and tooling to support it. That's what MS can do in spades and you can give them the hardware to compete with Apple's consumer vr offerings.
Definitely interesting. I could see it also replace tablet gaming for the kids if the "station" can load games like Roblox. Even more interesting, the Pro version with the AR and hand tracking capabilities. Integrating an AI, voice and/or gesture controlled assistant to the Pro's "station", would take this to the next level. Exciting stuff!
Amazing product... Amazing price.. And on a personal note Amazing wife lol.. Thanks enjoying all your content... Very cool... And of course all the future "goodness coming right up"
If these glasses are AR that means that the transparency effect would reduce the contrast. What's the point of high contrast OLED screens when the environment light leaks through into the image?? For good viewing conditions you would have to watch stuff in complete darkness. The video glasses we have been waiting for is cheap light dumb frame with some good OLED screens and lenses that can display 1080p content via USB-C from both iPhones and Android phones. These companies need to stop with the gimmicky AR bullshit. Just give us Oculus Quest *micro* fully optimized for cinema experience where all the money is in the screens and lenses. It probably wouldn't even need 6DOF...
@@mixedrealityTV You are correct, I did not. Kinda a waste to have an expensive feature that needs to be turned off for the OLED screens to be able to deliver what they are supposed to deliver. Without AR these glasses could have been under $300 and therefore affordable to a vastly larger audience. Few people can afford to buy multiple VR/AR goggles + a decent TV...
I really do think the Rokid Station is the future, You will have AR glasses as the screen, and a separate "puck" as its computing processor. The "phone" and the screen will be completely separate. This also fixes a lot of the size issues with cell phones, as the puck can be bigger than a cell phone, and not constrained by the screen size. Though I think the Rokid Station is in a similar place as the previous Rokid, you know it will be the future, but the current iteration isn't quite there. All of the Rokid Max reviews have been complimentary, I skipped last year's Oled Display glasses, but it does look like this year's might be a purchase.
Thank you for your attention on our products. We do also think Rokid Station is the future especially how it solves the major smartphone or other devices' compatibility issue, and in the mean time, preventing the battery draining as well as fixing the streaming services compatibility problem!
So, you only can adjust the volume and brightness and nothing else. What a shame!, Why not allow the user to adjust the other settings color, tint, contrast, sharpness, etc like on a TV…? 🤷🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️. Thanks for the field Trip Sebastian you’re awesome and your wife is awesome as well, She did a great job with the 🎥
I prefer it this way tbh, like phones do you adjust colors/tint and stuff? 99% of users don't do it and it's because of 2 reasons: 1. OLED have very accurate colors out of box + infinite contrast. 2. They already find a sweet spot settings and apply it to all devices like phones calibrated by software already. The less complex it's the better, people don't use many of these because it's still complex for them even though these glasses alot less complex to use than VR....
@@TRX25EX The device manufacturer calibrates the display to their liking. No such thing as infinite contrast ratio for a display. Stop falling for the marketing bullshit.
@@PSYCHOV3N0M You can't see beyond OLED contrast so it's not really a marketing BS..... Hence they call it infinite contrast.... OLED achieves a true black to human eyes... As for Colors I will rather have a professional calibrate it than me doing it, you can't calibrate an AR glasses using calibration tools so basically you tweaking it's picture than actually calibrating it, that's something should be done in factory..... I'm also sure there will be picture setting in app adjustments in future but this is least of my and many concern, OLED doesn't need to have these I never touched my OLED TV settings once I set it to calibrated mode
@TRX X I just checked my Samsung Galaxy Phone and I can change all the settings I just mentioned to my likings. So I don't know what phone you're using...? 🤷🏻♂️ I have a pair of those Nreal Air Glasses and It also only offers Volume and Brightness settings. Problem is the Colors are off and sometimes the Text looks doubled in certain scenes. Would be nice to have settings to adjust to try and fix this. As for these Rokid OLED Glasses. I have to try em out to see if I like the way they look for myself. But, it would be Nice to have options to adjust settings to better suit the user.
@@WOojerVest3andQuest3onMe Bro no one said you can't but over 90% of people won't even adjust these settings cause they already optimum, OLED is easier to calibrate because it's most color accurate panel in market, text issue you mentioning is not colors/contrast issue it's how the glasses lenses work, it's something you can't overcome by changing the settings, it's AR glasses having issues with small text materials...
Oh, really? Now guess in which country your iPhone was built and it's components come from. Oh, and all the other tech you are using as well. Welcome to reality.
@@mixedrealityTV Hey, don't shoot the messenger :) I'm huge fan of your channel, just wanted to raise some of my concerns. You're right, there are MANY China-made _components_ of many _products_ made by non-Chinese companies. That's plain fact. However, what I'm referring to is the company itself and jurisdiction the company falls under. We need to keep in mind that the top collector of personal information from any product made by any Chinese company is the Chinese government itself, as far as I know. As for me I usually pick products of non-Chinese companies (preferably UE-based). Yes sometimes it's HARD , event impossible... :( On a side note, It seems that many people fall for "Appeal to Futility Fallacy" (arguing that there is no point in doing something because nothing will change) :-)
It is focal distance. With the Nreal Air I did tests with the transparency and after my eyes were focused. It isn't like having a 28 inch monitor a foot away as some say because my eyes are focused farther. My eyes are focused about 8 ft away and it was about 90 in... so pretty big. But I see how some think it's smaller.
Without the cover it feels very big because you get sense of space hence feels like huge TV and even 215inch in some rooms.... But with cover you get monitor sort of size feeling because you lose that sense of space
It's called marketing. Just like Sony claiming their Xperia One phones have 4K resolution displays. 😂😂😂 They do NOT. The last phones with ACTUAL 4K displays are the Xperia XZ Premium and Xperia XZ2 Premium. Both have 16:9 4K (3840 x 2160) displays. 21:9 4K = 5120 x 2160. Xperia One phones have 21:9 displays but only 3840 x 1644 which is NOT 4K whatsoever.
Pre-Order Rokid Max ($20 discount) : global.rokid.com/discount/MRTVROKID20
How could you see yourself use the Rokid Max? For movies or for gaming?
The shipping cost to UAE is crazy, it's more expensive than device itself 😂, so I hope Rokid solve this
Can we connect them to the laptop and use them as a bigger screen?
The nose thing looks a bit narrow so looks like these glasses were not fully comfortable.
Or is this just my feeling watching this video?
And I don't get it... in VR we have 4k for so long and here for the same price as a complete VR headset we are getting the 1080p screens - why?
@@tomtomkowski7653 you can connect them to a laptop. And they have exchangeable nose bridges in different sizes.
aside from gaming and movies, could be a valid solution for work? in the final review il would be interesting to know if it's possible to work something like 8 hours a day with this instead of a normal monitor without eye strain
@@TRX25EX 8😊😢 80
The Pro model sounds interesting. 6dof tracking of the glasses would eliminate the problems that come with a fixed screen.
@@ThereisNOpandemicWAKEUP 6 degrees of freedom, means the head unit is tracked in all directions. You could then have a cinema screen not glued to your eyes, but in a certain corner of your room, allowing you to look elsewhere too.
I dont want to spend over 400 on the max and then they come out with the pro.
What I would love on the Max Pro, is a rear camera attached near the USB C port area on the ear stem facing behind you, then you could have a separate video screen of your full rear view! Just like a rear view camera on a car, then while you are walking, you can see in front and behind you! How cool would that be!? No one could sneak up on you from behind and you would have a rudimentary 360 view!
@@kristiernay5684 lol that would be a waste of a camera. Just look around.
The vibe thing about this is you don't have to charge the glasses themselves, that in itself is genius!
What I'm interested about this tech is if things like VS Code or VS is readable and good. Because I would love to use it as a replacement for monitors.
I live 40 minutes away from Rokid, I would love to visit them and get the latest details on the unreleased Rokid Max Pro! I plan on getting the Max and absolutely can’t wait! :) SO EXCITED!!!!
When you go to preorder and select the option with the adapter it looks completely different than the one in the video. Can you clarify if this is correct or it’s a different adapter or just what’s going on since it is a different picture completely.
Are you talking about 11:45 ???
@@PSYCHOV3N0M yes
What's shown in the video is the Rokid Station which is not yet available outside of China. The global preorder website currently only offers adapters for connecting the device wirelessly or to HDMI devices.
but for PC still screen casting meaning it will shake on your
head movments right,,, so still waiting for the AR fixed screen posistion mode?
So, what exactly is the computer unit (station)?
Is it a standalone OS made by them, where I’ll need to download and use their TH-cam and Netflix app? (Like a hardware dedicated to the Nebula app if it was an NReal device)
Or, is it a wireless video transmissor that captures the image from my iPhone?
my pure guess, but I think they're just selling an android phone without a display basically. Maybe the android version is more tailored for the product.
Why the hell would it be a wireless video transmitter??
You want a laggy experience??
@@PSYCHOV3N0M current VR devices already have wireless adapters you can plug into the headset. If you have wifi 6 and the proper configuration you can already play wirelessly flawlessly. With the current technology we can already stream and play games with close to no additional latency and image decay.
So if they say this unit is meant to fix the smartphone compatibility, it means we could access our phones using it as a wireless middleware.
But I guess they are just selling us their own sort of Android based phone. Which means we will still not be able to use this glasses with an iPhone for example.
(Btw, today with a steam deck you can flawlessly play your PS5 and PC games streaming them in your home wifi. No lag, virtually perfect image)
Question, will the hub/separate thing you plug into without needing a phone support micro SD card?? He mentioned the Pro version any news when that would be releasing?
Any release date for Europe?
nice ideas, but they have the same issue as the nreal air, they cost as much as some VR headsets while offering less.
Super! I want one! I watched your video and bought Pico Neo 3 Link, after next your review i bought Pico 4 and now i want these glasses but i need to collect money to buy them 😢, cant preorder them now...
The Rokid Airs were pretty much impossible to get a uniform image, but can adjust for vision. The Nreals had a uniform "square" image with no edge blur or distortion out of box- but no vision adjustment. Are these more like the Nreal Airs for image? IMO the Nreal Airs were far better in that regard. Both however have battery draining, resource heavy apps that I tried once and stopped using. Only use as external display.
The image singularity is dependent on different individual's eye vision. Rokid will offer the prescription lens mount as an accessory to have users get their own prescription lenses. Overall Rokid Max is definitely better compared the last gen of Rokid Air, in almost every aspect!
This sounds really interesting! It’s a shame there were virtually no technical details discussed. I’m really interested in the 3D support. The website also says HDCP support. So I’m guessing you can even plug the HDMI adapter straight into a 3D Blu-ray player for direct 3D movie playback support? 120Hz is also good news, being a multiple of cinematic 24Hz. But, if plugged directly into a HDCP 3D Blu-ray player, does the glasses take care of the 24Hz to 120Hz Reprojection? So many questions. I can’t preorder until I have more answers.
I have all these questions too
doubt a blueray player would power it but I don't know.
@@ralexand56 That’s an interesting thought. The HDMI adapter they supply isn’t powered, and I understand the HDMI 5V power pin is only rated for about 50ma supply. So it does raise the question of how the glasses are powered when using the HDMI adapter? Unless 50ma is enough (unlikely).
@@gregclare I would think that the adapter would have to be a special one that can transmit power.
Can the screen be shared between multiple rokid glasses?
Good stuff. Looking forward to Rokid Max Pro and the station pro as well.
does the chinese rokid station also have english language options and a browser?
Is there blurring at the edge of the screen/image?
As it is 1080P, does it look pixellated?
Very good question.
Thnx for the discount code Sebastian! Preordered my unit . Can’t wait
You will enjoy it for sure!
I dont mind all the vr headsets having a cable and put a box with cpu and battery in your pocket but being small like glasses on your face.
I mean, the quest is basically an android phone already. I could as well use my phone for that compute power, instead of having a phone strapped to my face
The thing about perceived screen size, it's all relative. While playing Sports Bar VR, I float the built in Stream VR virtual screen and watch movies. It can look like a 50" screen or a 300" screen depending on the placement.
Sebastian looking like JC Denton from Deus Ex with glasses on 😂
How many hz? 30,60,90,120,240???
120hz
The one thing that got me from watching other TH-cam videos and looking at the specs is the 120 hz refresh rate, but the rest of the upgrades are cool too!
I'm interested in that station unit. Is there some kind of android Software? And what about streaming Apps like Netflix etc?
Yes, weil ask be in that station and without a doubt should be android.
Do they have 3D Button on these. I keep on seeing ads with 2D and 3D on Twitter. I wanna Get these if they do have 3D
Yes, but I don't know what that does.
My hype level for this device is pretty high right now. (I ordered mine yesterday.)
If we connet to the pc/mac, how many screen do we get? Only 1 giant screen?
Yes.
Yes means only 1 giant screen? Cannot be splited into multiple screen?
You are right: I really love the Rokid Air combined with the Steam Deck.
@1:20 THAT LADY HAS A MARIJUANA PLANT ON HER DESK...LOL 😂 😂
Can we connect them to the laptop and use them as a bigger screen?
The nose thing looks a bit narrow so looks like these glasses were not fully comfortable.
Or is this just my feeling watching this video?
And I don't get it... in VR we have 4k for so long and here for the same price as a complete VR headset we are getting the 1080p screens - why?
Not many vr headsets support 4k.
Can I use the Chinese version Station in UK? Thanks!😅
Hi Sebastian, no more video from Pimax? Didn't they let you try the 12k
What ? There will be a rokid max pro ? 😕 should i wait then ? Is it gonna be diffrent ? Or what ?
Interested depending on what the compute accessory can do and how much it is
Did you ear about "Rokid Max Pro" ? (with inside out tracking)
Market is missing a very light and small device for doing quick AR/VR, i hope this will happen one day.
I wonder how would look like 50° FOV VR
Very interesting. The station is an important accessory. I’ll wait for the 6DOF consumer product. A fixed screen is annoying in the long run.
AR seems like a promising usage for this product. Video and work seems more like something you'd do on a flight. But who knows? Maybe we will see people wear products like this in public, in the future.
Really cool to see MRTV-Asia getting around so much :)
If you live by yourself it would be great to use as a giant oled tv
I wear my nReal Air's in public now to play Steam Deck , the future is now.😎
@@nusu5331 no, I prefer to see the stab coming.
I can't wait for the review of the HTC XR Elite. Do you have the test sample already?
Nope, they dont provide me with one :( I would have to buy myself, which is strange.
@@mixedrealityTV That is weird indeed, are they that afraid of professional reviews? That is weird, the only reviews I have seen about the device so far are from amateurs who bought it themselves and it is their first or second headset, but nobody with real experience in the field.
@@mhe0815 I have the feeling they are indeed worried. That's a bad sign. I really wonder if I should buy it.
@@mixedrealityTV Maybe ask again why nobody from the whole YT VR Reviewer scene is getting any?
Treating the press like that usually has a reason, not necessarily a malicious one, but since good reviews amplify sales, not sending out loaners for review to boost sales is the strangest thing.
Sounds interesting, will definately buy it. Because no phone needed anymore with this accesory.
Can't wait to receive mine.
Please shape/make the computer unit into a full 10 buttons controller Rokid! 🙏
💡 But maybe keep it flat like JoyCon so it is still pocketable.
Can it hook to PC via hdmi?
You can buy an hdmi adapter.
How do you watch a movie on these? What does the, and how does that get to your glasses.
You use the movie apps on your devices to play a movie. This can act like a 2nd screen. Tiny micro led screens are projected into your eye.
Can You watch a 3d movie? Stereoscopic? is there an app for it?
On the web page it looks like a button for 2D/3D free switching (Watch 3D movies wherever you like) on the glass, so I'm guessing yes.
Really waiting on that Rokid Station. My phone isnt compatible
It's definitely an interesting product, and I'm glad to see the quality of the tech is steadily improving. For me personally, I don't have a need for it at the moment, but I can definitely see how I'd want it for the two examples you mentioned - traveling and when the TV is used by someone else.
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Great video my friend when are you planning to go home I know you are enjoying your travels stay safe my friend and I’ll see you on the next one.
Going back to Germany next week. ;)
I am tempted to jump on the pre-order but they are a bit ugly. Love the specs, however. Will wait for may and see if another company comes out with a comparable spec device with a nicer look.
Hey buddy. When will ur review be out for this product ?????? I pre ordered it and being your honest I would like to see ur opinion!!!!!!+
This video influenced me to get one.
I'm curious why the only use case everyone talks about is games. This is hell of a tool for business travellers who don't want to lug around massive laptops but then end up having to work during business trips on the small laptop screen. This is like carrying in your pocket a massive 215" monitor wherever you go!
how does these compare to Viture One? Will be available in EU region?
Yes it's available but you need to pay tax and customs
That was a nice video about the Rokid Max ! Thank you Sebastian and greetings to your wife too !
I am very interested in AR glasses and the Rokid Max comes definatly closer to what i am looking for to buy.. but i still miss the real AR capabilities ( 6 DOF, GPS Navigation, Compass, Message reading and similar stuff )
So the Rokid Max PRO might be the gamechanger ... hopefully you will upload the next video about it soon . ... i am really excited now !
If the developers build up an ecosystem for it in the coming months the Rokid max PRO might be ready for the christmas time 2023 ... i need a nice present under the christmas tree :)
But i am willing to wait even it takes longer time.
I think their timeline for release the pro version to the consumer market is still good in comparison to other developers, like for example TCL
We are working hard on release 6DoF consumer AR glasses to the mass market but right now we have to build up a strong and rich ecosystem for not only developers but also average users to capitalize the 6DoF and other true AR functionality. Let's wait and see what the future holds for us!
@@RokidGlobal I'm hoping that you also focus on the virtual office. Games are nice but most of your customers are grown ups and being able to setup multiple work screens would be a bigger selling point and game changer imo. Apple is about to release their product and I can almost guarantee they are going to ignore the virtual office market. It would be great if you could support a 4k virtual monitor. It could be like MS vs. Apple all over again. MS won that first battle because they focused on business users. I would even try to setup a partnership with MS. It's super tough trying to build your own ecosystems and tooling to support it. That's what MS can do in spades and you can give them the hardware to compete with Apple's consumer vr offerings.
Epic video!
Wouldn't this drain the battery of my smart phone fast?
Yep, that's why they sell an adapter so you can charge your phone while using it.
Interesting device but it's too expensive for me: It's 520$ shipped to Belgium without VAT and import taxes so around 700€ in the end...
If we can use something like virtual desktop and see 3d sbs images, would be amazing. Also if possible to connect on pc.
it can.
@@antjones2281 I hope someone shows it
Definitely interesting. I could see it also replace tablet gaming for the kids if the "station" can load games like Roblox. Even more interesting, the Pro version with the AR and hand tracking capabilities. Integrating an AI, voice and/or gesture controlled assistant to the Pro's "station", would take this to the next level. Exciting stuff!
Can you stream AppleTV content on a pair of those for a watch party ? That would be neat…
Sure if you use it with a phone that has the apple tv app.
Looks like a good price but more keen on the Bigscreen
Amazing product... Amazing price.. And on a personal note Amazing wife lol.. Thanks enjoying all your content... Very cool... And of course all the future "goodness coming right up"
What you think - Sebastian- better than LYNX or not - and the first version for steam dek -wow !!- maybe cheaper than version 2 - Rokid Max ??
This is totally different than Lynx! :) This is a great video headset!
@@mixedrealityTV --and also for the steam box - right ??
If these glasses are AR that means that the transparency effect would reduce the contrast. What's the point of high contrast OLED screens when the environment light leaks through into the image?? For good viewing conditions you would have to watch stuff in complete darkness.
The video glasses we have been waiting for is cheap light dumb frame with some good OLED screens and lenses that can display 1080p content via USB-C from both iPhones and Android phones. These companies need to stop with the gimmicky AR bullshit. Just give us Oculus Quest *micro* fully optimized for cinema experience where all the money is in the screens and lenses. It probably wouldn't even need 6DOF...
You apparently did not watch the video. :) You can put a cover onto those glasses to black out the environment completely if you prefer that.
@@mixedrealityTV You are correct, I did not. Kinda a waste to have an expensive feature that needs to be turned off for the OLED screens to be able to deliver what they are supposed to deliver. Without AR these glasses could have been under $300 and therefore affordable to a vastly larger audience. Few people can afford to buy multiple VR/AR goggles + a decent TV...
@@PeterKoperdan This product ISN'T for average consumers. It's for tech enthusiasts.
Do you even comprehend the difference between VR and AR??
I really do think the Rokid Station is the future, You will have AR glasses as the screen, and a separate "puck" as its computing processor. The "phone" and the screen will be completely separate. This also fixes a lot of the size issues with cell phones, as the puck can be bigger than a cell phone, and not constrained by the screen size. Though I think the Rokid Station is in a similar place as the previous Rokid, you know it will be the future, but the current iteration isn't quite there.
All of the Rokid Max reviews have been complimentary, I skipped last year's Oled Display glasses, but it does look like this year's might be a purchase.
Thank you for your attention on our products. We do also think Rokid Station is the future especially how it solves the major smartphone or other devices' compatibility issue, and in the mean time, preventing the battery draining as well as fixing the streaming services compatibility problem!
@Rokid Global When Rokid station will be available for pre-order?
If only it would work with the switch in handheld mode.
It does with the 37 Dollar Rokid hub accessory.
Very interesting tech❤
1 single camera for 6dof and gestures ....neat
but it has to work really well
Its getting there
Bought the rokid air this week and they are amazing. Don't care about the max tbh as I like a high pixel density.
The Max has a worse pixel density???
No, the Max are better than Air. ;)
The Air has a smaller screen/fov with the same resolution as the Max so it would be more pixels per degree.
So, you only can adjust the volume and brightness and nothing else. What a shame!, Why not allow the user to adjust the other settings color, tint, contrast, sharpness, etc like on a TV…? 🤷🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️. Thanks for the field Trip Sebastian you’re awesome and your wife is awesome as well, She did a great job with the 🎥
I prefer it this way tbh, like phones do you adjust colors/tint and stuff? 99% of users don't do it and it's because of 2 reasons:
1. OLED have very accurate colors out of box + infinite contrast.
2. They already find a sweet spot settings and apply it to all devices like phones calibrated by software already.
The less complex it's the better, people don't use many of these because it's still complex for them even though these glasses alot less complex to use than VR....
@@TRX25EX The device manufacturer calibrates the display to their liking.
No such thing as infinite contrast ratio for a display. Stop falling for the marketing bullshit.
@@PSYCHOV3N0M You can't see beyond OLED contrast so it's not really a marketing BS..... Hence they call it infinite contrast.... OLED achieves a true black to human eyes...
As for Colors I will rather have a professional calibrate it than me doing it, you can't calibrate an AR glasses using calibration tools so basically you tweaking it's picture than actually calibrating it, that's something should be done in factory.....
I'm also sure there will be picture setting in app adjustments in future but this is least of my and many concern, OLED doesn't need to have these I never touched my OLED TV settings once I set it to calibrated mode
@TRX X I just checked my Samsung Galaxy Phone and I can change all the settings I just mentioned to my likings. So I don't know what phone you're using...? 🤷🏻♂️ I have a pair of those Nreal Air Glasses and It also only offers Volume and Brightness settings. Problem is the Colors are off and sometimes the Text looks doubled in certain scenes. Would be nice to have settings to adjust to try and fix this. As for these Rokid OLED Glasses. I have to try em out to see if I like the way they look for myself. But, it would be Nice to have options to adjust settings to better suit the user.
@@WOojerVest3andQuest3onMe Bro no one said you can't but over 90% of people won't even adjust these settings cause they already optimum, OLED is easier to calibrate because it's most color accurate panel in market, text issue you mentioning is not colors/contrast issue it's how the glasses lenses work, it's something you can't overcome by changing the settings, it's AR glasses having issues with small text materials...
I wanna watch Avatar 2 in 3d on this.
wow is very great 🥰
A piece of hardware from a Chinese company? Like with sensors, cameras, microphone etc.? Er... thanks but no, thanks.
Oh, really? Now guess in which country your iPhone was built and it's components come from. Oh, and all the other tech you are using as well. Welcome to reality.
@@mixedrealityTV
Hey, don't shoot the messenger :) I'm huge fan of your channel, just wanted to raise some of my concerns.
You're right, there are MANY China-made _components_ of many _products_ made by non-Chinese companies. That's plain fact.
However, what I'm referring to is the company itself and jurisdiction the company falls under. We need to keep in mind that the top collector of personal information from any product made by any Chinese company is the Chinese government itself, as far as I know.
As for me I usually pick products of non-Chinese companies (preferably UE-based). Yes sometimes it's HARD , event impossible... :(
On a side note, It seems that many people fall for "Appeal to Futility Fallacy" (arguing that there is no point in doing something because nothing will change) :-)
@@zenobikraweznick That's good. But hey still...if that is an issue for you, you cannot buy any other stuff as well!
Deine Frau ist sehr hübsch 😊 :D
I really don't like the design of the Max, they look so lame...
Yeah 215inch…. I hate these false advertisments
They do say from 6m away, so that's fair. But I agree, I also don't really like that.
It is focal distance. With the Nreal Air I did tests with the transparency and after my eyes were focused. It isn't like having a 28 inch monitor a foot away as some say because my eyes are focused farther. My eyes are focused about 8 ft away and it was about 90 in... so pretty big. But I see how some think it's smaller.
Without the cover it feels very big because you get sense of space hence feels like huge TV and even 215inch in some rooms....
But with cover you get monitor sort of size feeling because you lose that sense of space
It's called marketing.
Just like Sony claiming their Xperia One phones have 4K resolution displays. 😂😂😂
They do NOT.
The last phones with ACTUAL 4K displays are the Xperia XZ Premium and Xperia XZ2 Premium. Both have 16:9 4K (3840 x 2160) displays.
21:9 4K = 5120 x 2160.
Xperia One phones have 21:9 displays but only 3840 x 1644 which is NOT 4K whatsoever.