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Rokid Glasses
Rokid Glasses is a pair of AI glasses with a camera and an in-lens display from Rokid. It starts at $599 in the United States (regular launch price per Rokid (Kickstarter early bird $499); press confirms $599 in April 2026). Rokid Glasses went on sale recently.
Rokid Glasses put a small green heads-up display in both lenses and a 12MP camera in the frame, at 48 grams. Because the display is monochrome, it is built for text: captions, translation, turn prompts and teleprompter notes. Rokid lists real-time translation for up to 89 languages, offline translation for 5, AR navigation that shows speed, duration and arrival time, and meeting transcription with summaries. Its announcement names ChatGPT for the assistant and Microsoft's engine for translation. What sets the pair apart is the combination of a two-eye display and a camera in a frame barely heavier than plain camera glasses. One caveat first: Rokid's product page returned a 404 in early October 2026 and the glasses were missing from its global store, so check stock before planning around them.
Good fit
People who want text in the lens for translation, captions or speaking notes, and also want a camera, without paying for a full-color display.
Look elsewhere if
Skip them if you want color graphics or a guaranteed retail channel today. The RayNeo X3 Pro has a full-color display, and Rokid Glasses vs Meta Ray-Ban Display covers the main rival.
Key facts
Published figures only. Where Rokid hasn't published a number, the row is left out rather than estimated.
| Price | $599 (United States, regular launch price per Rokid (Kickstarter early bird $499); press confirms $599 in April 2026)[3] |
|---|---|
| Type | AI glasses with a camera and an in-lens display |
| Display | binocular green monochrome micro-LED, diffractive waveguide, 480x398 per eye, 23° field of view, up to 1,500 nits[3] |
| Camera | 12 MP photos[3] |
| Battery: mixed use | up to 10 hours[3] |
| Weight | 48 g |
| Water resistance | IPX4 |
| Chip | Qualcomm AR1 + NXP RT600 |
| Storage | 32GB |
| App and phone | Rokid companion app[3] |
| Prescription | Prescription frame accessory ($39) sold on Rokid's store. Lens range for this model isn't published on an official page.[4] |
Limitations to know before you buy
- The display is green monochrome only, at 480x398 per eye. Color photos and video previews are not what it is built for.
- A 23-degree field of view is a small window by display-glasses standards, so content sits in one fixed patch of your view.
- Direct availability is unclear: the Rokid product page returned a 404 on 2026-10-04, and the glasses were absent from the global store listing while their accessories were still there.
- Prescription runs through a $39 frame accessory, and Rokid hasn't published a lens range for this model. Tom's Guide put lenses at $120 or more, rising toward $200 with customization.
- Rokid rates the battery at up to 10 hours of mixed use, but Tom's Guide reported that heavy captioning drained it in just under two hours.
Questions people ask
What can Rokid Glasses show on the display?
Text and simple graphics in green: live translation, captions, navigation with speed and arrival time, teleprompter notes and assistant replies. Rokid lists translation for up to 89 languages, with 5 of them available offline.
Which AI assistant do Rokid Glasses use?
Rokid's announcement says the glasses use ChatGPT, with Microsoft's online engine for translation. Tom's Guide's review describes a choice between Gemini and ChatGPT, so the options may depend on the software version.
Is there a charging case for Rokid Glasses?
Rokid offers an optional case with a 3,000mAh battery, which it says holds up to 10 full recharges. The case is sold as an option, so check whether a bundle includes it.
How much does Rokid Glasses cost?
$599 in the United States, per Rokid's list prices.
Can I get Rokid Glasses with prescription lenses?
Yes. Prescription frame accessory ($39) sold on Rokid's store. Lens range for this model isn't published on an official page.
Is Rokid Glasses waterproof?
No. It is rated IPX4, which covers splashes and sweat, not swimming or submersion.
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Sources
- Rokid: Rokid Glasses announcement(global.rokid.com)
- Tom's Guide: Rokid Glasses review(tomsguide.com)
- Rokid: Rokid Glasses announcement (2025-09-02)(global.rokid.com, read 4 October 2026)
- Rokid global store(global.rokid.com, read 4 October 2026)
Last verified 5 October 2026 against the sources listed on this page.