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If it really has wired DeX - I'm adding this to my setup and trading in my Fold 6 for it. I'm already getting a Flip for my wife - but if DeX runs well enough for me to remote into my home and work servers then I really don't have a need for the Fold or a laptop/tablet if I can plug my AR glasses in

I need clarification whether it's just wireless DeX or whether I can plug my Rokid Max ar glasses and use DeX that way. If so, I'd trade my Fold 6 for a Flip 7 - as I don't even use the big screen when I can plug in the glasses to get a much bigger screen than the Fold or even a laptop. Wireless DeX

I go back and forth between my Win 4 and Ayaneo Flip KB (I prefer this control placement over the Win Mini). What makes the handhelds even MORE travel versatile? A set of AR glasses from Rokid/Viture/Xreal. I'm never going back to a regular laptop since the glasses give me a floating display larger

Neckband Pro only provides those features for Viture glasses. For the Rokid Max 2 you either need to get the Rokid Station 2 or the InAir Pod. I recommend the Pod.

I’ll stick with plugging my Rokid Max glasses into my original Steam Deck

A bunch of older gen AR glasses are under $300 RN due to new models being released. I traveled with a 1st gen Rokid Max (1200P or 1080P@120hz microOLED on your face with 50 degree FOV) and this was my daily carry to output from my gaming handheld (Ayaneo Flip KB or GPD Win Mini) or my Samsung flagsh

I just got Rokid Max ar glasses on amazon for only 150 new good addition to the win 5 definetly :)

Rokid Max glasses just require a phone that supports USB-C DP alt mode, that is, transmission of DisplayPort video signal over USB-C cable. It is no different if you have bought external USB-C screen, which would have had exactly the same requirement. It is the phone after all that is supposed to pr

If you want greater cable length, the best way is to get an extension cable. This is because generally USB-C high bandwidth cables are relatively thick and stiff, so it is not something you want to plugin in the glasses directly. Using an extension cable allows you still enjoy the comfort of the ori

There is no problem with the Rokid glasses. Both Rokid Max 1 and 2 support 120 Hz, and Max 2 supports 120 Hz at full color range, and work with any OS as long as the hardware itself is capable of it. Like I explained, the reviewer likely forget to press Volume Up button for few seconds to enable 120