"I'm talking about Rokid Glasses, which I've been testing for the past few weeks. And while they are going to retail for $599 when they are released in November, they are available in their preorder marketing campaign on Kickstarter. The Kickstarter campaign has eclipsed $3M in orders, and Rokid told ZDNET that it already has worldwide pre-orders for over 300,000 pairs of Rokid Glasses."
"I've tried the Meta Ray-Ban Display glasses -- and I'll be testing them more fully starting next week -- but I found plenty of things that the Rokid Glasses can do that I can't do with Meta's new flagship smart glasses. Conversely, there are areas where the Meta next-gen glasses have some advantages. So I thought it would be helpful to break down both lists, based on my experience with the two products."
Rokid Glasses will retail for $599 in November and are currently available via a Kickstarter preorder campaign that has generated over $3 million in orders and more than 300,000 worldwide preorders. Rokid Glasses weigh 49 grams compared with the Meta Ray-Ban Displays at 69 grams, and include nosepads that elevate the frame for increased comfort during extended wear. Meta's Ray-Ban Displays cost $799, are US-only, are back-ordered in many areas, and have limited production plans of roughly 150,000–200,000 units. Rokid offers unique features not found on Meta's glasses while Meta retains certain advantages in other areas.
Read at ZDNET
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