Rokid Max 2 AR Glasses review: Hardwire shines, software needs polish
Rokid’s upcoming AR glasses have an innovative controller that works well but does not integrate well with an Apple ecosystem workflow.
With the Apple Vision Pro’s infamous price point and the growing AR/VR market, many companies are stepping in to have their take on “spatial computing.” Rokid is launching a “Lite” and “Max” version of their glasses in a new Kickstarter.
Rokid was founded in 2014, starting with voice-interaction products and transitioning to AR/VR in 2018.
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