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Rokid
Rokid Glass 2
Standalone headset by Rokid
Price
Price unavailable
Device type
Standalone AR/MR
Available
Resolution
1280 × 720 per eye
Field of view
40°
Release
10 July 2020
Overview
About this device
The glasses are sold alongside a separate battery pack, connected via a USB-C connection. They can also be connected to a smartphone that support DisplayPort output.
Technical details
Specifications
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Info
5 details
- Device name
- Rokid Glass 2
- Manufacturer
- Rokid
- Device type
- Standalone AR/MR
- Announcement date
- 16 January 2020
- Release date
- 10 July 2020
Optics
3 details
- Optics type
- Waveguide
- Adjustable diopter
- No
- Passthrough
- Native passthrough, 1080p camera @ 30fps
Display
2 details
- Display type
- 1 screens
- Resolution
- 1280 × 720 per eye
Image
1 details
- FoV diagonal
- 40°
Device
4 details
- Weight
- 96 g
- Material
- Magnesium-aluminium alloy, foam
- Headstrap
- Glasses-style frame
- Colors
- Gray
Tracking
3 details
- Tracking type
- Non-positional
- Eye tracking
- No
- Face tracking
- No
Controllers
1 details
- Haptics
- No
Sound
3 details
- Speakers
- Integrated stereo speakers
- Microphone
- Yes
- Audio jack
- No
System
1 details
- Chipset
- Amlogic S905D3
Storage
3 details
- Memory
- 2 GB
- Storage
- 32 GB — eMMC storage
- Memory expansion
- Not supported
Battery
1 details
- Battery capacity
- 10000 mAh
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