Rokid's first color display glasses, the Rokid Color, use 0.16cc microLED panels, weigh 55g, and are on sale in China now, per Notebookcheck. That's 14g lighter than the standard Meta Ray-Ban Display and 15g lighter than the large one. You can steer them from a touchpad on the arm, a smartwatch or your voice, and Rokid says they support eye tracking too. There's no wristband. Rokid sells a separate ring for about CNY 1,699 (roughly $255) that adds gesture control and tracks heart rate, SpO2, temperature and sleep.
The Color costs CNY 4,999 (about $750) with 2GB of memory and CNY 5,499 (about $825) with 4GB, both with 64GB of storage. Rokid also has a second-generation Rokid Glasses with a single green display, a Snapdragon AR1 Plus chip and a 12MP camera that records 4K at 30fps. That pair starts at CNY 3,699 (about $555). Both are expected to get a global launch at CES 2027 in January, so if you want display glasses outside China and the Meta wristband puts you off, wait for those prices.