Rogbid has expanded its wearable lineup with the VisionMax, a new pair of smart glasses equipped with a camera, open-ear audio, and built-in AI features.
Rogbid VisionMax Specifications
The VisionMax features a 20-megapixel Sony IMX388D camera integrated into its frame, allowing you to record first-person 4K videos at 30fps or 60fps. To reduce shaky footage, the glasses come with a six-axis gyroscope and electronic image stabilization (EIS), helping you capture smoother videos while walking, cycling, or performing other activities.
The frames are constructed from TR90, a common flexible plastic used in eyewear, and feature elastic metal hinges to accommodate different head sizes. They carry an IP66 rating, meaning they are protected against dust and light water exposure.
Rogbid has also included an infrared wear sensor that automatically puts the glasses into a low-power sleep mode when you take them off, which helps preserve the 290mAh battery. According to the manufacturer, the battery provides about eight to nine hours of standard audio playback, though recording continuous 4K video will naturally reduce that time.
Internally, the VisionMax is powered by an Allwinner V881 chip and supports Wi-Fi 6 for faster data transfer to your smartphone. On the software side, Rogbid has integrated voice-activated AI features driven by large language models. Using the onboard microphones, you can ask the system to identify objects in your field of view, translate between 139 languages, or answer general questions hands-free.
For audio, the glasses feature an open-ear speaker system integrated into the temples, allowing you to listen to music or AI responses while staying aware of your surroundings. They also include dual microphones with environmental noise cancellation (ENC) for clearer voice calls and voice commands in noisy environments. You can control the glasses using physical buttons, a touch-sensitive slider on the frame, or a companion mobile app.
Pricing and Availability
The VisionMax is available now through Rogbid’s website. It comes in a single matte black frame style, but you can choose between anti-blue light, photochromic, or standard tinted sunglass lenses.
Alongside the VisionMax, the company also released a $69.99 camera-less model called the VisionShift Pro, which features electrochromic lenses.
In related news, Rogbid has recently launched the Loop W screenless fitness tracker with ECG, health monitoring, and up to 30 days of battery life, alongside the ZenRing smart ring with haptic alerts, touch controls, and health tracking features.
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