Rokid glasses price in the US: what each pair costs on Rokid’s own site

1. Rokid glasses prices at a glance (checked October 31, 2026)

On October 31, 2026, Rokid’s own store listed the AI Glasses Style at $329.00, the Rokid Glasses with a display at $699.00 and the Max 2 AR glasses at $249.00. Those are the prices on each product’s page. Other pages on the same site showed different numbers for the Style and the Max 2, so read the table as a dated snapshot and check the cart.

Rokid also lists the AR Spatial at $399.00 on its product list (its Fall Sale 2026 page shows an event price of $449) and the AR Joy 2 at $499.00; we did not read those pages in detail. We quote only the price a buyer is asked to pay on each page. The Fall Sale 2026 page does not state an end date (checked October 31, 2026), so these numbers can change without notice. On the landing page (checked October 31, 2026) only the $349 hero price carries the label “Ex. tax”; the other prices there are shown without it.

2. Rokid AI Glasses Style: $329, $299 or from $349?

The Style is Rokid’s screenless AI glasses, and Rokid’s own pages gave several different numbers for it on October 31, 2026. The product page showed $329.00. The Fall Sale 2026 page showed an event price of $299 while its own product list showed $329.00. Rokid’s landing page for the Style showed “Starting at $349 Ex. tax” in its hero, “$299” under “Includes the glasses”, and “Starting at $79” under “Includes professional prescription lens service”. None of these pages (checked October 31, 2026) says which figure applies to which order, or whether the $79 is added to the $299.

Rokid’s January 20, 2026 launch release, issued through PR Newswire, gave a starting price of $299 and a $398 Golden Bundle with photochromic prescription lenses. So $299 is the figure in the launch release, $329.00 is what the product page showed on the check date and the pages we read do not explain the $349 hero price. The product page says U.S. orders over $60 qualify for free standard shipping.

What the Style page lists for the money (all per Rokid, checked October 31, 2026):

• Size and camera.38.5 g without prescription lenses, a 12 MP Sony IMX681 camera and video up to 3K at 30 fps. There is no display; Rokid calls it “Display-Free Comfort”.
• Battery and build.“Up to 12 hours of typical use”, IPX4, Bluetooth 5.3, Wi-Fi 6 and 32 GB of storage. The frame is listed as Jet Black / Translucent Grey.
• App and phone. The Hi Rokid app is required for pairing, settings, media management and updates, on iOS 16.0 or later or Android 12 or later.
• AI and languages.Rokid’s page banner names ChatGPT and Gemini, its landing page says the assistant is powered by ChatGPT 5, and its January release named ChatGPT, Qwen and DeepSeek “and more”. The release also said voice interaction in 12 languages and translation in 89. We have not tested any of this.
• Warranty and box.A “1-Year Limited Warranty”. In the box: glasses, a storage case, a magnetic charging cable, a cleaning cloth, nose pads and a manual. The $99.00 charging case is a separate accessory.

In the text we read, Rokid’s Style product page (checked October 31, 2026) does not describe a subscription or AI service fee. For Rokid next to other camera glasses, see our Rokid glasses alternatives guide.

3. Rokid Glasses with a display: $699.00 and a B&H link

Rokid’s page for the display model, titled “[B&H] Rokid Glasses (With Display)”, showed $699.00 USD on October 31, 2026, with “Sold out (1)” under the price. The purchase buttons shown were “Buy at B&H” and “Buy Now”, both pointing to bhphotovideo.com. The page (checked October 31, 2026) does not explain what the “(1)” counts, and the model appears without a price on Rokid’s collection and sale pages. We tried to read B&H’s own listing, and it returned an HTTP 403 error, so we cannot tell you its stock or price there.

Per Rokid’s page, this model adds or changes four things compared with the Style:

• A display.A binocular Micro LED waveguide display in a single green colour, listed at 1,500 nits, a 30° field of view and 480 × 640 resolution.
• Weight. 49 g, against 38.5 g for the Style.
• Prescription route. The same +15 to -15 range, through lens service, a magnetic prescription frame or a built-in magnetic optical insert.
• A subscription note on AR navigation.After its description of AR navigation the page says “(Full access requires subscription.)” It gives no price or free period (checked October 31, 2026).

The page also lists a 12 MP Sony IMX681 camera, a 210 mAh battery, support for 89 languages and a 365-day limited warranty for manufacturing defects under normal use. In one place it says “GPT + Gemini” and in another “Qwen + ChatGPT + more”, so check the AI features you need in Rokid’s current wording. We quote only what Rokid’s page showed on the check date. For other display frames, see smart glasses with a display.

4. Rokid Max 2 and the AR line: a different kind of product

Rokid’s Max 2 AR Glasses were $249.00 on October 31, 2026, with an Add To Cart button and no stock status shown, and $279 as an event price on the Fall Sale 2026 page. Rokid’s page lists the Max 2 in its AR line rather than its AI line and describes it as “immersive augmented reality” for gaming, entertainment and productivity. The page (checked October 31, 2026) does not describe a camera or an AI assistant. Its warranty section says eligible Rokid smart glasses include a 365-day limited warranty for manufacturing defects under normal use.

That matters because Rokid lists the Max 2 next to the AI glasses, so the two prices are easy to mix up. Rokid’s collection page also lists a Station 2 at $299.00 and an “[EU]”-labelled Max 2 at $249.00. Compare the Max 2 with other display products, not with the Style or with camera glasses.

5. Where to buy Rokid glasses in the US

Rokid sells direct at global.rokid.com, and its January 20, 2026 release said the Style is also on Amazon US and Amazon Germany. The display model’s page points to B&H. The Style page says “Rokid ships to most countries and regions” and that shipping fees and delivery times “appear at checkout”. Three practical points:

• Amazon. We did not read a current Amazon listing, so we quote no Amazon price. Check who the seller is and that the title names the same model.
• Region labels.Rokid’s collection page carries product labels such as “[EU]” and “[B&H]”. Make sure the listing you open is the one for your country.
• Stock.The display model showed “Sold out (1)”, while in the text we read the Style and Max 2 pages showed an Add To Cart button and no stock status. Stock can change at any time.

6. What the sticker price leaves out

Rokid’s site lists prescription lens service and accessories as separate items, and for the display model it mentions a subscription without a price. As listed on October 31, 2026:

Rokid’s Style page notes that lens options and availability may vary by prescription and region, and the $79 is labelled “Starting at”, so treat it as a starting figure. For the wider picture of what camera and display glasses cost, see how much smart glasses cost, and for the prescription options across brands, prescription smart glasses.

7. Where OXIVUE fits: camera and open-ear audio, no display

OXIVUE publishes this page, and OXIVUE frames are not a Rokid substitute. They have no display and take no prescription lenses. If you want a screen or prescription lenses, the Rokid options above are the relevant ones. If what you want is a camera, open-ear speakers and microphones in a lightweight frame, the M08 is $99 at checkout for one pair (listed $149), and two or more pairs in one order are 50% off all eyewear. A touch on the temple starts a capture, and you should ask before recording people.

On the figures in the table, the Style is lighter, lists a higher-resolution camera and a larger translation figure and takes prescription lenses; the M08 costs less and has a longer published warranty. Neither is the right choice for everyone. Both pair with a phone app. Weights across brands are in our lightweight smart glasses guide, and every OXIVUE model sits side by side on the comparison page.

Shipping, refunds and warranty.Free shipping from $99. US orders typically arrive in 5–9 business days; international orders take 9–14 business days after shipment, and import VAT or duties outside the US are paid by the recipient. No refunds except transit damage (replaced or refunded); faults are repaired or replaced under the 2-year warranty; change of mind and unmet expectations are not refundable. None of our frames take prescription lenses. Details on the shipping policy page. Read the refund policy.

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