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the name means robot kid. hence why I call it RO-Kid but some people call it ROck kid

Thats awesome, thank you Ben! I love it! Robot Kid, makes sense!!

Hi, we've developed our own HyperBrowser, which supports bookmarking web pages to the app list. You can enjoy Netflix and Chrome experiences. Additionally, the windows are fixed by default this time and won't move with head movements.

Hi, the existence of the nose rest/nose pad is to accommodate different nose shapes as much as possible. Our new product has been upgraded to an Air Nose Pad, increasing softness and adjustability.

@@RokidGlobal **After studying the glasses (from the videos), while the electronics are placed on the upper half of the lens area, while the AR is projected to the lower half of the lens (like old bifocal lenses). To keep the line of sight straight, the R&D has designed to the nose rest/nose pad to raise the frame; the frames doesn't aesthetically compliment the user's face as the frame is normal sized, and is float so high up and away from the cheeks. This design flaw will cause user's neck to hurt because of the tendency to incline the head backward by a few degree. This flaw can seen in the ads, reviewers and user videos. I have also noticed the R&D added a cover to counteract the flaw with Rokid Max AR Glasses, where it makes the device look a normal pair of glasses, and aesthetically pleasing. The product needs to look humanly cool, not make the user look a insect with protruding eyes. There maybe a solution for it, but I am not expert in engineering so I do not know the limitations of the electronics.

AR Lite=Max 2+Station 2, AR Lite is a package

@@weiweiniu756 thank you!!!

nothing can make your face look good though

@@bensgadgetreviews does this insult mean that my point hit the spot?

Hello, thank you very much for sharing your valuable thoughts. The primary use case for our glasses currently is for watching movies. With them, you can enjoy a screen much larger than that of a phone, computer, or even a television, up to 215 inches. Additionally, the single-eye resolution of this new product is 1200P, making it one of the highest resolutions among AR glasses on the market.

@@RokidGlobal I get that. I bought an Xreal Air 2 a few months ago and returned it. The reason is the display is too small, and I had to press it on my face, and even with that, it didn't help because it looked like I was watching movies through a penny coin. These glasses need a 1-inch display with better FOV and resolution of 1440p. When this is achieved, it will be the end of TVs. This is very achievable with current tech, but your focus is somewhere else with these AR functions that people might use once a year. Maybe release 2, one AR-focused and the other one for theater