Is the text sharp enough to use them daily for productivity tasks? I know you edited the video with them but is that something you would comfortably do on a regular basis?
I was wondering the same thing. None of the reviewers seem to mention how low res these are, focusing instead on the size of the image produced. The Rokid Max are 1280×720 px per eye. Even the now pretty old Quest 2 is higher res per eye (1,832 x 1920px per eye)...so basically things arent going to be that sharp. Forget 4k level TV image, whcih is why ill stick to my TV and wait for this product to evolve a bit. Like this better than VR though due to the ergonomics.
Hey man! Hope you’re doing well. Great question. So for me the screen looks very sharp in the centre and reading text is clear. It feels like sitting in front of a 1080p monitor, so obviously not as sharp as 4k if you’re used to that, but totally useable for work in my opinion. And I find them much clearer than a quest 2. However, because the screen is fixed (when used outside of the app) and the corners are abit blurry for me, it can make your eyes strain while trying to look into the corners. So I feel like it’s best used in conjunction with a laptop screen, using the rokid as the second (less dominant) display. So for me I used the Rokid display to pull up my files and folders while editing, but had the timeline on my laptop, doing the bulk of the work. Hopefully that helps? Please feel free to ask any more questions mate, would love to help if I can 🙏🏼
Oh goddammit I bought some. These look so good for steam deck and travel! I’ve watched a few videos this morning but came back to use your code as I love your steam deck videos and you randomly have the same name as my dad and it makes me laugh 😂 thanks for the video!
Ehhyy no way!! Thank you so much for using that code, massively appreciate it 😊 Super exciting you’ve ordered some, please lemme know how you find them. Also, your channel is SO good bud! I’m a little obsessed with camera gear atm so I’m loving watching through your videos
@@mike.barnes aaah that’s so cool thank you! Can’t wait to try these glasses, I’m excited to try them for video editing… which is what I tell myself when I’ll definitely mostly use them for my steam deck 😆
I like the idea of ar glasses. I currently use my quest 2 in passthrough mode while I excise on the home treadmill. I do hope that they become more popular and hopefully the prices drop in the future.
I ordered mine today. I read a lot of ebooks on my phone or e-reader, and it could be tiring to be hunched over my phone and holding it with my hand all the time. I'd like to just be able to read books in any position I want, just staring into space ahead of me--sitting down, lying down with my hands free, arms crossed over my chest or under my head, etc.
Eye spacing is why I returned another product very similar to this one. Blurriness around the edge for the price was not acceptable to me. These type devices really need IPD adjustment.
@@mrnigam4486 Thanks for that info. I will be watching for those. I don't ever do pre-orders or kickstarters but will be looking forward to them becoming available one day. They do have IPD adjustment too which is very much needed for VR glasses.
Im waiting till these screens have 6dof. If I want virtualboy HD I can just use my oculus quest. But I do agree these are the future, I bet they will one day replace smart phones, so we dont even need to take them out of our pockets to be inundated with ads and social media notifications.
Great content, as always. Would love to see a dedicated Steam Deck-Rokid Max video. I'm thinking of getting these for short trips / delegations but I've never tried anything like this and I'm slightly worried the actual image quality will disappoint me (especially off-center, near the edges). Also, not sure if I like the idea of the image following my head around this way.
I have ordered a pair and also a pair of vurtix this is how badly I want these to be good. I tried the nreal but I have a very large field of view and I think this only effects me but I found it felt like I was just looking at a small screen in front of me. But with the adjustment on these as I do require a slight adjustment so hopefully they will feel better for me.
Hey Broh! I'm about to buy the Rokid Max, but here's the thing: I wear glasses and I have hyperopia, which is basically the opposite of myopia. Can I comfortably use the Rokid with my glasses, or do I need to order special lenses with the Lens Inserts? Or is there a way to adjust it with the myopia setting that the glasses come with by default? Thanks in advance!! 💖
I have the Rokid Air (older version of Rokid Max) and I am able to stack my glasses underneah it. It really depends on the shape of your glasses. Also I put some duct tape to avoid scratching my glasses. If you are able to watch a TV at 6 meters away you might not need glasses at all, because that's basically what it appears like.
@@SuperFilmregisseur it's when a new product in a series isn't much better than the prior edition (or when the new features introduce new problems). For example rokid max has a bigger screen, but the same resolution= Less sharpness than rokid air. Built in audio is said to be fantastic in the max, but don't think it''s worth it.
Hey mike! My man you’ve got to try Spiritfarer!! Ive fallen in love with this game, and that is such a rare thing for me. Its strums at all my childhood nostalgia, like those feelings you cant quite describe but remember fondly within a innate understanding. It runs great on deck just cap the fps to 60
Hey man! Ahh yeah I know right, if I ever get my hands on em I’d love to do a comparison. Im sure some bigger TH-camrs who get both will do a comparison real soon. Really good question about the battery life. I haven’t done solid enough tests to give you any raw data but from what I’ve found it does drain phones/laptops a little more than usual. On the steam deck however, it doesn’t seem to make too much difference as the steam decks screen shuts down once you plug it in, saving some power which is instead used to powering the glasses.
Thanks for another great video Mike! The glasses look much more muted compared to the Rokid Airs., there are at least a few competitors in this space already though (Nreal being the biggest one probably, along with TCL). The specs are VERY similar and it boils down to a "you get what you pay for" type deal. In my review of the Nreal Airs, my biggest gripe was the FOV, understandably that's just due to the limited range, I'm not sold on how much better 4 degrees (when compared to the Rokid Max) is but I do think as soon as these devices come down in price a little bit, we should see mass adoption.
Hey man! Oh interesting, I also have a pair of Rokid airs they sent me. I would say the max is considerably better in every way. The screen size is abit bigger, but it’s mainly the brightness and boldness of the max that makes it feel very different. Yeah I agree, I think AR is going to blow up over the next few years!
Great to see ya face as always Mikey. Amazing how you resisted mentioning the ability to secretly spend time with ya waifu! Snuck in the studious lo-fi girl in the background too 👍 I'd love to see you do a lofi tutorial on here btw 👌
Thank so much for coming back my man! Always appreciate seeing you pop up 😄 hahahahah that’s such a good point! I could be spending time with my wifu and wife both at the same time and nether of them would know 🤯 You know it 😏 Would love to man! May end up making a dedicated music channel as this one’s getting quite techy, but I’m going to test some stuff soon to see how people react to music content. If that’s too long lemme know and I’ll get you a free download of my lofi music making course, least I can do with all the support you’ve given the channel 😄
@@mike.barnes Always watching / lurking dude, I'm in for the long haul! I completely forgot you already had a lofi vid on skillshare! defo no need to gift a lesson bud, I'd be happy to pay! Just need to set some time aside, dust off my M32 and distract the kids with something for a few hours... Upgraded my deck SSD to a TB you should give it a go 👌
How do these compare to the viture xr glasses? They have a little less fov, only 70hz, but go up to 1800 nits and have a dock for the Nintendo switch and a streaming neckband! :)
Greetings I have a general question pertaining to Rokid Max AR Glass if I connect my Nintendo switch or valve steam deck when gaming will Rokid Max supports 3DoF tracking to offer free degrees of freedom?
Hey man! Hope you’re having a good day. As Jp helpfully pointed out, you can buy an adapter to charge the steam deck while using the glasses. I’ve done a rough bit of testing with battery life when using the deck and I found it doesn’t affect it very much as it shuts off the decks display when plugged in, which saves some power which is used to power the glasses. But I’m thinking of doing a dedicated video about using it with the steam deck if people are interested in that, so will do some more in-depth testing if that happens!
I will wait another 3 or 4 iteration. I got an Nreal and I didn't like it, they look stupid and uncomfortable, there are only few case scenarios to justify using it.
I wear glasses in front of my eyes. These I wear on my eyebrows. It really doesn't look that great. And does not make a particularly professional impression.
I love how reviewers leave out all the juicy stuff cause they either got sponsored, paid, got the item for free, or all of the above. Here's what you SHOULD know about the Rokid AR glasses before making ur purchase... For starters they are not AR by any means... they attempt to simulate an AR space, like Samsung Dex simulates a desktop experience. Just like how you need a Samsung phone to use Dex you need an AR capable phone for this. Basically all it is bringing up a secondary type of a home screen on your phone but you don't see it because it display ports out to your TV and like Dex your phone becomes the pointer. AR glasses cost thousands of dollars not hundreds. These are nothing more than a pair display port glasses of 1080p /60 specs. That it. A 300 some odd dollar display port sitting on your face. Also the "myopic" dials... those aren't true either all they are all zooms for each eye that'll allow it to go further or closer to you...a magnifier if you will... and since it only does distance not panning left or right it causes a blur effect around all four of the corners due to the overlay that you can't properly fix because you can't move them to the right and left like you can with say like an Oculus headset.... which means unless your gaming are watching a movie or not going to be using these for much because trying to read words and letters is not necessarily the easiest because of this partial overlay which tends to bring a haze to characters... these would not be decent for productivity. As far as the screen size goes I don't know where they get this whole 120in give or take a few numbers depending on where you're at it from, screen size.... because it's a display that shows up on your face about the size of a 32-inch monitor maybe less... (the picture is smaller than My Samsung M7 monitor. These are comfortable to wear despite the fact that in order to see the screen properly you have to put them very far down on your nose, but because u are tethered to the glasses, there's a small fight behind vision clarity and comfort as where they sit on ur face. They claim you don't need to use glasses with these but if you have astigmatism you're going to need to and they do not shake hands very well you can't wear your glasses with these.. Not even an option like Nreal... Oh and another thing - unless you know how to read foreign hieroglyphics, you'll get nowhere with these directions as this company is a third party company started out in China somewhere and the directions that you get are only in such. These are glasses that were made by a third party company started on something like Kickstarter sold on places like Amazon where they can easily take advantage of a seller that doesn't know the difference. These attempt one thing to simulate AR and it doesn't do it very well. As far as a DisplayPort they are meager at best, and you would be better off spending your money elsewhere on an actual portable DisplayPort. These are mainly a gimmick you buy for your kids on a holiday to keep them busy for hours with their Nintendo switch.
8:05 Just over an hour is the time you'd wear these comfortably? So, not enough for most modern movies. Not enough to do any real gaming. They connect to a laptop and it's a giant screen, but, not useful enough to work in. So, this is just a toy at this point. It's not very usable. I couldn't use this for real gaming around my partner to let her do her thing on the TV while I do something else nearby. I couldn't use this as a massive screen while on a flight. I couldn't use this as a potential monitor to do my work. This really just is a toy to put on for a minute.
Mike, you rock. The bump in quality, structure and b-roll is impressive.
Everything you do is simply so nice and comfy to watch along. Kudos!
Ah man thank you so much 🙏🏼 I really appreciate ya always coming back and being so kind, so glad you’re enjoying the videos my man 😊
@@mike.barnes is your ipd like 7.2 as i use hmz-t2 at max seperation [7.2mm] and slightly angled to rest on nose to get all four corners clear ?
Is the text sharp enough to use them daily for productivity tasks? I know you edited the video with them but is that something you would comfortably do on a regular basis?
I was wondering the same thing. None of the reviewers seem to mention how low res these are, focusing instead on the size of the image produced. The Rokid Max are 1280×720 px per eye. Even the now pretty old Quest 2 is higher res per eye (1,832 x 1920px per eye)...so basically things arent going to be that sharp. Forget 4k level TV image, whcih is why ill stick to my TV and wait for this product to evolve a bit. Like this better than VR though due to the ergonomics.
Hey man! Hope you’re doing well. Great question.
So for me the screen looks very sharp in the centre and reading text is clear. It feels like sitting in front of a 1080p monitor, so obviously not as sharp as 4k if you’re used to that, but totally useable for work in my opinion. And I find them much clearer than a quest 2.
However, because the screen is fixed (when used outside of the app) and the corners are abit blurry for me, it can make your eyes strain while trying to look into the corners. So I feel like it’s best used in conjunction with a laptop screen, using the rokid as the second (less dominant) display. So for me I used the Rokid display to pull up my files and folders while editing, but had the timeline on my laptop, doing the bulk of the work.
Hopefully that helps? Please feel free to ask any more questions mate, would love to help if I can 🙏🏼
My question as well! Thanks Mike your videos are so earnest, it's very endearing. 💝
@@mike.barnes Thank you for the info! Exactly what I wanted to know.
@@Cactuspractice12 I believe these are 1920x1080 per eye
Oh goddammit I bought some. These look so good for steam deck and travel! I’ve watched a few videos this morning but came back to use your code as I love your steam deck videos and you randomly have the same name as my dad and it makes me laugh 😂 thanks for the video!
Ehhyy no way!! Thank you so much for using that code, massively appreciate it 😊 Super exciting you’ve ordered some, please lemme know how you find them.
Also, your channel is SO good bud! I’m a little obsessed with camera gear atm so I’m loving watching through your videos
@@mike.barnes aaah that’s so cool thank you! Can’t wait to try these glasses, I’m excited to try them for video editing… which is what I tell myself when I’ll definitely mostly use them for my steam deck 😆
I like the idea of ar glasses. I currently use my quest 2 in passthrough mode while I excise on the home treadmill. I do hope that they become more popular and hopefully the prices drop in the future.
Oh sick man! I deffo think the AR space is going to go crazy in the next 5 years. Give it a couple years and they’ll be more affordable
Mike got a huge style upgrade with
these glasses
Btw Very cool Video topic
9:06 - I definitely appreciated the Hank Williams Sr song reference! Great video!
Thanks so much man! Glad you appreciated that song 😂
I ordered mine today. I read a lot of ebooks on my phone or e-reader, and it could be tiring to be hunched over my phone and holding it with my hand all the time. I'd like to just be able to read books in any position I want, just staring into space ahead of me--sitting down, lying down with my hands free, arms crossed over my chest or under my head, etc.
Excellent video as always :)
Great work Mike!
Thanks so much bud! 😄 Hope you’re having a great day
I was planning on ordering Rokid Max until I saw EM3 Ether Vr Glasses
this channel is so underrated! cant wait to see you grow.
aww yiss, here we go!
Eye spacing is why I returned another product very similar to this one. Blurriness around the edge for the price was not acceptable to me. These type devices really need IPD adjustment.
em3 ether is the way to go , they will be out by august 2023
@@mrnigam4486 Thanks for that info. I will be watching for those. I don't ever do pre-orders or kickstarters but will be looking forward to them becoming available one day. They do have IPD adjustment too which is very much needed for VR glasses.
Great review bro getting mine delivered today
Thank you my man! Lemme know how you find it?
Im waiting till these screens have 6dof. If I want virtualboy HD I can just use my oculus quest.
But I do agree these are the future, I bet they will one day replace smart phones, so we dont even need to take them out of our pockets to be inundated with ads and social media notifications.
Great content, as always. Would love to see a dedicated Steam Deck-Rokid Max video. I'm thinking of getting these for short trips / delegations but I've never tried anything like this and I'm slightly worried the actual image quality will disappoint me (especially off-center, near the edges). Also, not sure if I like the idea of the image following my head around this way.
Enjoyed your personality in this review man.
Thank you man, I really appreciate that!
Sick vid as always!
Thank you my man!
Could you do a review about viture xr glasses? I would love to know your thoughts about it.
Thanks for the content. You are doing a great work.
Can I get a still shot of the "GAMING" screen lol
So if it has no battery....you have to be plugged in the whole time you use it? That's pretty limiting isn't it.
I have ordered a pair and also a pair of vurtix this is how badly I want these to be good.
I tried the nreal but I have a very large field of view and I think this only effects me but I found it felt like I was just looking at a small screen in front of me.
But with the adjustment on these as I do require a slight adjustment so hopefully they will feel better for me.
When pairing these with the steam deck, does the screen lock into place or does the screen move when your head moves?
Haha! Nice intro, thanks for the great review! :)
Hey Broh! I'm about to buy the Rokid Max, but here's the thing: I wear glasses and I have hyperopia, which is basically the opposite of myopia. Can I comfortably use the Rokid with my glasses, or do I need to order special lenses with the Lens Inserts? Or is there a way to adjust it with the myopia setting that the glasses come with by default? Thanks in advance!! 💖
I have the Rokid Air (older version of Rokid Max) and I am able to stack my glasses underneah it. It really depends on the shape of your glasses. Also I put some duct tape to avoid scratching my glasses.
If you are able to watch a TV at 6 meters away you might not need glasses at all, because that's basically what it appears like.
Got my rokid air glasses wo days ago. They are fantastic! This feels like a bit of a side grade.
Whats side grade?
@@SuperFilmregisseur it's when a new product in a series isn't much better than the prior edition (or when the new features introduce new problems). For example rokid max has a bigger screen, but the same resolution= Less sharpness than rokid air. Built in audio is said to be fantastic in the max, but don't think it''s worth it.
When are these coming out in uk????
Hey mike! My man you’ve got to try Spiritfarer!! Ive fallen in love with this game, and that is such a rare thing for me. Its strums at all my childhood nostalgia, like those feelings you cant quite describe but remember fondly within a innate understanding. It runs great on deck just cap the fps to 60
Too bad you don't have the Nreal Air to compare this to... Good video though!
Oh btw, how do they affect the battery life?
Hey man! Ahh yeah I know right, if I ever get my hands on em I’d love to do a comparison. Im sure some bigger TH-camrs who get both will do a comparison real soon.
Really good question about the battery life. I haven’t done solid enough tests to give you any raw data but from what I’ve found it does drain phones/laptops a little more than usual. On the steam deck however, it doesn’t seem to make too much difference as the steam decks screen shuts down once you plug it in, saving some power which is instead used to powering the glasses.
@@mike.barnes Sweet! I would've thought it would drain the battery faster because it 1080p and oled. I guess maybe cause the screen is so small?
Does the rokid hub adapter work properly when trying to charge with the steam deck ?
Hey thanks for the review. Can/Do the glasses charge while in use? How long does the battery last per charge ?
How to control the screen size ?
Is it good to programming? Like, the text is good in VS Code, for example?
Thanks for another great video Mike! The glasses look much more muted compared to the Rokid Airs., there are at least a few competitors in this space already though (Nreal being the biggest one probably, along with TCL). The specs are VERY similar and it boils down to a "you get what you pay for" type deal.
In my review of the Nreal Airs, my biggest gripe was the FOV, understandably that's just due to the limited range, I'm not sold on how much better 4 degrees (when compared to the Rokid Max) is but I do think as soon as these devices come down in price a little bit, we should see mass adoption.
Hey man! Oh interesting, I also have a pair of Rokid airs they sent me. I would say the max is considerably better in every way. The screen size is abit bigger, but it’s mainly the brightness and boldness of the max that makes it feel very different.
Yeah I agree, I think AR is going to blow up over the next few years!
Hi Mike, very good video!! Entertaining as well. Q: What's the name of that game you had on the screen when you mentioned pixelation?
Great to see ya face as always Mikey. Amazing how you resisted mentioning the ability to secretly spend time with ya waifu! Snuck in the studious lo-fi girl in the background too 👍 I'd love to see you do a lofi tutorial on here btw 👌
Thank so much for coming back my man! Always appreciate seeing you pop up 😄 hahahahah that’s such a good point! I could be spending time with my wifu and wife both at the same time and nether of them would know 🤯
You know it 😏 Would love to man! May end up making a dedicated music channel as this one’s getting quite techy, but I’m going to test some stuff soon to see how people react to music content.
If that’s too long lemme know and I’ll get you a free download of my lofi music making course, least I can do with all the support you’ve given the channel 😄
@@mike.barnes Always watching / lurking dude, I'm in for the long haul!
I completely forgot you already had a lofi vid on skillshare! defo no need to gift a lesson bud, I'd be happy to pay! Just need to set some time aside, dust off my M32 and distract the kids with something for a few hours...
Upgraded my deck SSD to a TB you should give it a go 👌
How do these compare to the viture xr glasses? They have a little less fov, only 70hz, but go up to 1800 nits and have a dock for the Nintendo switch and a streaming neckband! :)
Is the screen transparent enough to see where your going?
good job brother. will use your code.
Ah dude that’s so kind, thank you so much bud 🙏🏼 Let me know what you think of em!
Ah dude that’s so kind, thank you so much bud 🙏🏼 Let me know what you think of em!
I only have sight in one eye. Would these work for me?
Do these work with an iPhone 15
Greetings I have a general question pertaining to Rokid Max AR Glass if I connect my Nintendo switch or valve steam deck when gaming will Rokid Max supports 3DoF tracking to offer free degrees of freedom?
how many nose pad sizes could there be?
How do your eyes feel after extended game play. What's the longest amount of time you would recommend wearing them?
Hey man! I would say I’d wear them for about an hour before having to give my eyes a break
Advertising always tells the truth.
I wanna know how is the build quality because i don't wanna spend all my money on something that will only last me a couple months.
What about battery drainage? Steam deck has only one USB-C port, so you can't charge while using them. :(
Hi! You can charge the deck and use USB-C AR glasses using a dongle like the nubia redmagic adapter - it's what I use for my deck. Cheers.
Hey man! Hope you’re having a good day. As Jp helpfully pointed out, you can buy an adapter to charge the steam deck while using the glasses. I’ve done a rough bit of testing with battery life when using the deck and I found it doesn’t affect it very much as it shuts off the decks display when plugged in, which saves some power which is used to power the glasses.
But I’m thinking of doing a dedicated video about using it with the steam deck if people are interested in that, so will do some more in-depth testing if that happens!
I’m watching this for the 5th time😊
Wooooo! ❤️
I will wait another 3 or 4 iteration. I got an Nreal and I didn't like it, they look stupid and uncomfortable, there are only few case scenarios to justify using it.
lying down while watching a screen is indeed a religious experience.
too bad its not compatible with my google pixel 7 pro
Steam deck!
Compared to Oculus
is that bang joe the "indonesian" youtuber 07:05 ? XD
Hahahahahah I’ll tell him you said that 😂
@@mike.barnes i knew it! XD
Guess I am part of the low present of female
Apparently so! 😂 Thanks for helping weigh out the balance
I wear glasses in front of my eyes. These I wear on my eyebrows. It really doesn't look that great. And does not make a particularly professional impression.
I love how reviewers leave out all the juicy stuff cause they either got sponsored, paid, got the item for free, or all of the above.
Here's what you SHOULD know about the Rokid AR glasses before making ur purchase...
For starters they are not AR by any means... they attempt to simulate an AR space, like Samsung Dex simulates a desktop experience. Just like how you need a Samsung phone to use Dex you need an AR capable phone for this. Basically all it is bringing up a secondary type of a home screen on your phone but you don't see it because it display ports out to your TV and like Dex your phone becomes the pointer. AR glasses cost thousands of dollars not hundreds. These are nothing more than a pair display port glasses of 1080p /60 specs. That it. A 300 some odd dollar display port sitting on your face.
Also the "myopic" dials... those aren't true either all they are all zooms for each eye that'll allow it to go further or closer to you...a magnifier if you will... and since it only does distance not panning left or right it causes a blur effect around all four of the corners due to the overlay that you can't properly fix because you can't move them to the right and left like you can with say like an Oculus headset.... which means unless your gaming are watching a movie or not going to be using these for much because trying to read words and letters is not necessarily the easiest because of this partial overlay which tends to bring a haze to characters... these would not be decent for productivity.
As far as the screen size goes I don't know where they get this whole 120in give or take a few numbers depending on where you're at it from, screen size.... because it's a display that shows up on your face about the size of a 32-inch monitor maybe less... (the picture is smaller than My Samsung M7 monitor.
These are comfortable to wear despite the fact that in order to see the screen properly you have to put them very far down on your nose, but because u are tethered to the glasses, there's a small fight behind vision clarity and comfort as where they sit on ur face.
They claim you don't need to use glasses with these but if you have astigmatism you're going to need to and they do not shake hands very well you can't wear your glasses with these..
Not even an option like Nreal...
Oh and another thing - unless you know how to read foreign hieroglyphics, you'll get nowhere with these directions as this company is a third party company started out in China somewhere and the directions that you get are only in such.
These are glasses that were made by a third party company started on something like Kickstarter sold on places like Amazon where they can easily take advantage of a seller that doesn't know the difference.
These attempt one thing to simulate AR and it doesn't do it very well. As far as a DisplayPort they are meager at best, and you would be better off spending your money elsewhere on an actual portable DisplayPort.
These are mainly a gimmick you buy for your kids on a holiday to keep them busy for hours with their Nintendo switch.
8:05 Just over an hour is the time you'd wear these comfortably? So, not enough for most modern movies. Not enough to do any real gaming. They connect to a laptop and it's a giant screen, but, not useful enough to work in.
So, this is just a toy at this point. It's not very usable.
I couldn't use this for real gaming around my partner to let her do her thing on the TV while I do something else nearby.
I couldn't use this as a massive screen while on a flight.
I couldn't use this as a potential monitor to do my work.
This really just is a toy to put on for a minute.
This is probably a scam