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Rokid Max 2
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Rokid Max 2

Rokid

$429

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Field of view
50°
Weight
75 g
Brightness
600 nits

The Rokid Max 2 is Rokid's flagship display glasses featuring dual Sony 0.68-inch Micro-OLED displays delivering a massive 215-inch virtual screen -- the largest in the consumer display glasses category. With a 50-degree field of view, 1080p per eye at 120Hz, and built-in diopter adjustment from 0 to -6.0D, it combines impressive screen size with practical accessibility. Unveiled at IFA Berlin 2024.

7.6/10

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Pros & cons

Pros

  • Largest virtual screen in category at 215 inches
  • 50-degree FOV wider than most display glasses competitors
  • Built-in 0 to -6.0D diopter adjustment -- no inserts needed
  • Lightest in class at just 75g with comfortable ergonomics
  • Two color options: Night Black and Dawn Silver

Cons

  • 600 nits brightness trails newer models (RayNeo 1200 nits, VITURE 4000 nits)
  • No HDR10 or HDR support of any kind
  • Single pinhole microphone -- limited call quality
  • Basic HiFi speakers without premium audio tuning
  • No electrochromic dimming -- no light blocking control

Full specifications

Display
Display type Sony 0.68" Micro-OLED
Resolution 1920x1200
Pixels per degree 38
Field of view (°) 50
Refresh rate (Hz) 120
Brightness (nits) 600
Virtual screen size (in) 215
HDR support ✕ No
Color support Full color
Optics
Optics type birdbath
Dimming control ✓ Yes
Prescription support ✓ Yes
Diopter range 0.00 to -6.00
Not published: Transparency level
Physical
Weight (g) 75
Frame style wraparound
Color options Night Black, Dawn Silver
Foldable ✓ Yes
Not published: IP rating
Battery & power
Charging method USB-C (powered by connected device)
Not published: Battery life, Charging time
Connectivity
Connectivity USB-C
Tethered ✓ Yes
Compatible devices Android, iOS, PC, Mac, Steam Deck, ROG Ally, Nintendo Switch, PlayStation, Xbox
Computing
Processing type tethered
Operating system None standalone; YodaOS-Master via Rokid Station 2
Chipset None (tethered display glasses)
Sensors & input
Camera ✕ No
Microphones 1
Speakers directional
Gesture control ✕ No
Voice control ✕ No
Not published: Tracking, AI assistant

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Rokid Max 2 specs: quick answers

What is the Rokid Max 2's field of view?
The Rokid Max 2 has a 50-degree field of view.
What is the Rokid Max 2's display resolution?
The Rokid Max 2's recorded per-eye display resolution is 1920x1200.
How bright is the Rokid Max 2's display?
The Rokid Max 2 has a rated peak brightness of 600 nits.
How much does the Rokid Max 2 weigh?
The Rokid Max 2's glasses weigh 75g according to the manufacturer specification.
How much does the Rokid Max 2 cost?
The Rokid Max 2 costs $429.

Rokid Max 2: FAQs

How much does the Rokid Max 2 cost?

The Rokid Max 2 costs $429 (USD). It is available from 2 retailers listed on this page.

What field of view does the Rokid Max 2 have?

The Rokid Max 2 has a recorded field of view of 50 degrees.

How much does the Rokid Max 2 weigh?

The Rokid Max 2 weighs 75g according to the manufacturer specification.

Can I use the Rokid Max 2 with prescription lenses?

Yes, the Rokid Max 2 supports prescription lenses. The recorded diopter range is 0.00 to -6.00.

What devices work with the Rokid Max 2?

The Rokid Max 2 lists compatibility with: Android, iOS, PC, Mac, Steam Deck, ROG Ally, Nintendo Switch, PlayStation.

What resolution does the Rokid Max 2 have?

The Rokid Max 2 has a recorded per-eye resolution of 1920x1200. It refreshes at 120Hz.

Are the Rokid Max 2 good for gaming?

The Rokid Max 2 runs at a recorded 120Hz refresh rate with a 50-degree field of view -- the display specs that matter most for gaming. It is tethered, drawing video from a connected phone, PC, or console rather than running games on its own.

Is the Rokid Max 2 worth it?

The Rokid Max 2 is priced at $429 (USD). For that you get a 50-degree field of view, 600 nits of brightness, and a 1920x1200 per-eye resolution. It weighs 75g. It is tethered, so it needs a connected phone, PC, or console to run rather than working on its own. The full spec breakdown on this page shows what the price includes.

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