RokidAR Joy Pack AR Glasses, Android TV Smart Glasses with 160" Micro-OLED Display, Google Play, Media Streaming, HDCP Support & Cloud Gaming, Console, iOS&Android,Windows Compatible

I received my first pair of ar glasses a week ago, and I'm impressed with the build quality! They're quite comfortable to wear, and while the sound quality isn't quite as good as the headphones, the built in speaker is still really outstanding. The screen is great and clear, and when connecting it to my phone and computer to watch videos it was simple and convenient. My coworker brought one and showed to me, and after I tested it out I placed an order for one. Overall I'm very pleased this product. The resolution is excellent, with no visible color distortion. The nose pad is comfortable and there are three pads to pick from. It's simple to use, portable and has a strong connection. I've been using them for a few days and haven't discovered anything that bothers me. This is my first purchase of this type of product, and it is amazing.

I bought these with high hopes after reading the reviews, but ultimately I ended up returning them.Pros: Excellent, bright screen. They got rid of the screen door effect like on VR headsets. Honestly it has a really really nice picture. Comfort was not great, but not horrible. They were definitely wearable.Cons: If I moved, it would pull the cable and knock the glasses askew on my face. This got a little annoying while I was lying in bed watching tv. Also had some charging issues with the google tv device. It would charge, but I had it randomly come on and go into standby and run the battery down. It did this twice without anyone touching it and I had did a full shutdown. I did use it with my laptop, which was cool but not sure how much it would get used like that. The biggest issue for me though, which i suspected before I bought them, due to them not completely going around the eyes there was a lot of light when watching things. The screens are bright enough to not appear dim, but for me it was an annoyance.

I am a huge fan of the AR joy pack. I purchased the XReal glasses a few months ago. While I like them there were three main problems. First. I'm near sighted. Getting a prescription on the provided lenses required two trips to my optometrist over several weeks to get them right followed by hours of frustration trying to install them in the glasses. The second issue is compatibility. Tying to research which devices support display port technology, which ones don't etc took a lot of time. The third issue is that the XReal beam, which requires a separate purchase,is not ready for prime time...too many software bugs and crashes. The AR joy pack solves all of these problems. On board adjustments for myopia had me up and running with a clear picture in seconds vs weeks. There are zero compatibility issues with the included Rokid station. It works out of the box which means set up took less than five minutes. No research needed. Because Rokid obtained Google certification there are no bugs. It works just like a smart tv. It does not support Netflix at the moment but other than that, there's not much missing. One more thing: the packaging and the build quality of the devices are outstanding. There's a level of design polish and attention to the details of the industrial design that show that a ton of work went into developing this experience. I'm extremely happy with this product combo and I highly recommend it!

The case of the glasses is easily damaged from the first week ( the zipper)The picture is good but not comfortable for eyesDon't expect to see a stable picture in front of your eyes it will be subject to minor vibrations of the head and the bodySound quality is badThe accessory android TV doesn't support Netflix and most of applications are not supportedNeed more work and improvements

I am only on day 2, and they are pretty awesome. They have 2 nose guards to raise or lower the headset to get it right on the height from your nose. What they do not have a solution for is where your ears are on your head. They control the tilt of the screen. My ears seem to be too high, so the bottom of the screen is cut off. In order to center the screen, I have to take the ear rests off of my ears and put them over the outside on my earlobes and let them squeeze my ears to tilt the monitors down so I can see the entire screen. This adjustment seems to be a massive oversight on Rokid's part. The dioptric is great for dialing in each eye. They are not heavy at all and you get used to them very quick. I know the new AR Lite is going to be an upgrade for sure, but without a tilt option, it is probably more of the same fit wise. The setup is not bad at all. Everything is pretty standard, just time consuming. I will add to this after I have used them more. I just wanted everyone to know about the tilt issue.