Rokid's smartglasses are surprisingly capable
Meta put the smartglasses industry on alert when it announced the Meta Ray-Ban Displays last week. And while those might feature one of the most advanced optical engines on a device its size, after testing out one of its competitors — the Rokid Glasses — I'm convinced there's still plenty of room for competition.<br /> At $549, the Rokid Glasses are more affordable than the Meta Ray-Ban Displays, which are set to launch at $800. However, it should be noted that this difference won't last forever, as following Rokid's Kickstarter campaign, its suggested retail price will increase significantly to around $740. Also, while Kickstarter campaigns aren't always the strongest indicator of reliability, Rokid has actually been around for some time with devices dat [...]
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ASUS and XREAL teamed up at CES to make gaming smartglasses with two important upgrades
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Engadget Podcast: 2025 was the year of AI, smartglasses and spineless Big Tech
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