"At 38.5 grams, they are lighter than their Meta counterpart (around 50 grams, depending on the variant you go for). Even if you opt for polarized lenses, you get a 45.5-gram pair of smart glasses. The lightweight design is apparent as soon as you unbox them. They look good and wear slightly raised but comfortably, thanks to the added nose pads."
"Like the Meta Ray-Ban glasses, you get touch controls and a button on the right stem, and a camera with LED light (for privacy) on the front. As for the lens itself, I have the Jet Black sunglasses variant. They are decent lenses that block sunlight comfortably. You can replace them or opt for Rokid's global online prescription service if you want a corrective lens. I prefer the polarized lenses of my Ray-Bans because of the green tint, but these function well, too."
The Rokid AI Glasses Style weigh 38.5 grams (45.5 grams with polarized lenses), making them lighter than Meta Ray-Ban variants and more comfortable for extended wear. Air-cushioned liquid-silicone nose pads prevent slipping and improve fit. The glasses include touch controls, a right-stem button, and a front-facing camera with an LED privacy indicator. Sunglass lenses block sunlight and can be replaced or ordered with prescription optics via Rokid's global online service. AI features perform well, but built-in speakers and response speed trail Meta, and the charging system is inconvenient. The price is $299, undercutting Meta offerings.
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