The new Rokid Ai Glasses Style is now available globally, positioned as ultra light, prescription first AI glasses designed to bring everyday consumers into the era of wearable AI at a starting price of $299.
Ultra light AI glasses built for daily wear
The Rokid Ai Glasses Style is described as the world’s first open ecosystem AI smart glasses, optimized for ChatGPT, Qwen, DeepSeek, and other AI services, and are now shipping worldwide at a starting price of $299. Weighing just 38.5 grams, the glasses are billed as one of the lightest full featured AI eyewear options, offering up to 12 hours of daily use and 24 hours of standby on a single charge.
Unveiled at CES 2026 in Las Vegas, the glasses are now available through the official Rokid website and Amazon US and Amazon Germany, marking the company’s push from the XR developer community into mainstream consumer retail.…
The launch is also part of Rokid’s broader vision that, in the AI era, glasses rather than phones will become the primary interface for human–computer interaction, as Global General Manager Zoro Shao said, “In the AI era, we believe glasses—not phones—will become the primary platform.” Open AI ecosystem, not a walled garden Central to Rokid’s strategy is an open AI ecosystem that lets users access multiple AI engines instead of being locked into a single model.
The Rokid AI Glasses Style supports an open, global AI ecosystem across regions, allowing developers and enterprises to build localized and vertical applications on top of the wearable platform.
The company operates what it calls one of the world’s largest XR and wearable AI developer communities, with more than 20,000 registered developers and thousands of enterprise partners worldwide.
This open approach is designed to appeal to both tech forward consumers and enterprise partners who want to create bespoke experiences without building their own hardware stack. Hardware innovation and multimodal interaction The Rokid Ai Glasses Style introduces four “world first” innovations…
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