Rokid Mini Hub Charging Converter, AR Glasses Accessories for Switch Xbox Smart Phones, Use While Charging, Suits Air, Max & AR Joy Pack Glasses

Relatively affordable and high-def AR glasses are relatively new, and the tech is definitely going through some janky growing pains. When it works it's great, and I even got rid of my bulky TV because I rarely used it and when I wanted a larger screen, lounging back with the Xreal Glasses was more enjoyable and immersive.But the operative phrase is "when it works". After getting the glasses, it became apparent that something that should be simple, namely charging the device you're using while utilizing the glasses, requires some cumbersome work arounds.In my case, I found a small USB-C hub that let me charge whatever I was using, but no hub I could find would let me pass video directly out through USB. Instead, I needed an HDMI to USB-C adapter. This was a bulky, hacky solution for video, as shown in the first pictures.Unfortunately, audio would not output through the glasses, and I would need to plug in seperate headphones through a jack or bluetooth. Suddenly my dream of a portable monitor was filled with dongles and accessories.Xreal did eventually release a firmware update that could pass HDMI audio through, but this required holding a button on the glasses for several seconds, at which point the glasses would reboot. Unfortunately, I needed to do this every time I plugged in the glasses, which takes several seconds of staring at a black screen. And worse, seemingly at random the audio would cut out for seconds at time, probably due to buggy software on the glasses.All of this was just added friction to enjoying the glasses.This product does everything I want, which is to simply charge my phone or Steam Deck while using the glasses. For that it works great and as advertised, and it even natively allows audio straight through USB to the built-in speaker on the glasses.Finally, something that works and comes in a very compact and sleek package. Not only that, I think this will be the only sleek solution for quite awhile, until someone like Samsung or Apple comes along and offers some kind of fully wireless lightweight device in a decade or so.

Works as stated. I've had it for a year now and have nit had any issues. I'm actually using then as I write this review so I don't disturb my baby with the light from my phone screen.

Works perfect with Steam Deck and Rokid Air MAX for full 120hz 1080p support. I was surprised to discover it also worked with my Steam Deck and 240hz USB-c enabled gaming monitor at full 240hz and 1080p.Conclusion:In my opinion, this is a necessary accessory for Android phones, iPads, Nintendo Switch, and Steam Deck if you want high-performing and simple USB-c display support while not limited to device battery life.(For active users playing Steam Deck or Nintendo Switch, consider using a low profile display enabled USB-C cable and USB-C coupler to connect the Rokid hub vs. directly seated on the device. This will free up your power button on your steam deck and also make it feel much safer and lighter to hold while playing. You also will not accidentally disconnect the hub nearly as much)

First, this adapter feels like high quality and a good build. It's solid and well designed.It does exactly what it says it will do, BUT it's missing a feature that every other power/glasses adapter I've used has had.I've used several adapters, but I liked this one because it wasn't yet another 6 inch dongle or cable to figure out how to store it cleanly.Every other adapter I have used has had DATA connections on the non-power port. Meaning, they could be used to plug in an external drive and power when needed. This does 100% what they claim, but there is no good reason to leave the rest of the USB standard out.

had to buy a c extension because it will not reach the c connection on my cell phone with the cellphone case on, and will work sometimes and not other times.

Product works. I think it is shady and greedy of Rokid to jack up the price within a week. It was $36 while I was browsing. Next day decide to buy it and it was at $49. Annoyed, but purchased anyway. Two days later go to leave review and its been at $99 since. The connection to the phone is not stable. The slightest movement disconnects the glasses. I remedied this by using the AreMe 240W USB C 180 Degree Adapter. This keeps the hub flat against the back of the phone and prevents twisting. No more disconnects and made it easier to hold with cables connected.

Built very well, compact, and a must-have for anyone using Rokid AR glasses.I have the Nreal Air though, and was looking for a similar solution to play/watch and charge simultaneously.Hoping this might be useful for my brand of AR glasses, I took a chance, and unfortunately I could not get this to work with the Nreal Air when connected to the Steam Deck or S22 Ultra.This is a Rokid product for a Rokid device, but a man can dream. The product itself does what claims to do, and feels premium. 5 stars.If Rokid did make this compatible with the Nreal glasses, it would be one of the only ways to actually play and charge at the same time, so I can't help but feel like this was a missed opportunity that would greatly increase the demand for this. Hopefully there is an easy solution for Nreal users in the future.

I got this to use with my Nreal Air AR Glasses and it works great. I've tested it with a Samsung S23 Ultra and an iPad mini (6th gen) and it works great with both. Charges both devices while using just fine and the pictures and audio quality is the same as without the adapter. This is the perfect solution if you want to use the Nreal's AND charge your device at the same time. I did test it with a Steam Deck, and it doesn't work on that though. It charges the Deck fine, but there's no video/audio going to the glasses, hopefully an update to either the glasses or deck will fix this. If I figure out how to get it to work or there's an update enabling it I'll update this review.