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I tried smart glasses with a built-in display, and they made my Meta Ray-Bans feel outdated

The Rokid Glasses might not have as much style as the Meta Ray-Bans, but they're packed with much more functionality.

Besides having the now-expected benefits of smart glasses, such as hands-free photo and video capturing, you can also tap into (or call on) Rokid's ChatGPT-powered voice assistant to answer queries, navigate the UI for you, or process visual information for you through its 12MP sensor. When you put on the Rokid Glasses, you're greeted with dual monochrome green displays depicting the user interface, a simple three-carousal layout for the voice assistant, settings, and unique text features. While there's still room for refinement -- from camera quality to software stability -- the Rokid Glasses' burdenless design and innovative visual displays prove that we're moving toward a world where technology doesn't just augment our reality, it becomes an invisible, integral part of it.

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