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Rokid
Rokid Max
Phone headset by Rokid
Price
Price unavailable
Device type
Phone AR/MR
Available
Resolution
1920 × 1080 per eye
Refresh rate
Up to 120 Hz
Field of view
50°
Release
31 May 2023
Overview
About this device
Rokid Max makes use of dual 1080p micro-OLED displays, providing a color gamut of sRGB 106% and a maximium percieved brightness of 600 nits, which can be adjusted using one of six levels.
Rokid Max is certified by TÜV Rhineland for low blue light, flicker-free, and eye comfort, ensuring that users can enjoy an AR experience without worrying about eye strain. The optics additionally offer a 90% reduction in forward light leakage, preventing the display from being easily viewed from in front of the device.
Rokid Max has physical buttons for brightnessand volume control. The glasses have adjustable nose pads and built-in myopia correction from 0.00D to -6.00D, making them suitable for a wide range of potential wearers.
Rokid Max is compatible with devices that have USB-C DisplayPort and OTG, including smartphones running Android 10 and later.
Technical details
Specifications
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Info
5 details
- Device name
- Rokid Max
- Manufacturer
- Rokid
- Device type
- Phone AR/MR
- Announcement date
- 22 March 2023
- Release date
- 31 May 2023
Optics
3 details
- Optics type
- Birdbath optics
- Adjustable diopter
- Yes — Up to -6 diopters
- Passthrough
- Native passthrough
Display
4 details
- Display type
- Micro-OLED, 2 screens
- Brightness
- 600 nits
- Resolution
- 1920 × 1080 per eye
- Refresh rate
- Up to 120 Hz
Image
1 details
- FoV diagonal
- 50°
Device
4 details
- Weight
- 75 g
- Material
- Plastic
- Headstrap
- Glasses-style frame
- Colors
- Blue / grey
Tracking
5 details
- Tracking type
- Non-positional
- Eye tracking
- No
- Face tracking
- No
- Hand tracking
- No
- Body tracking
- No
Controllers
1 details
- Haptics
- No
Sound
3 details
- Speakers
- Integrated stereo speakers
- Microphone
- Yes
- Audio jack
- No
Connectivity
2 details
- Ports
- USB Type-C
- Wired video
- DisplayPort via USB-C
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