Check the connector at the glasses before choosing a Rokid charging cable. Rokid's magnetic charging accessory for Rokid Glasses uses a different connection from the USB Type-C cable sold for Rokid Max. A USB-C plug at the power-source end does not tell you which glasses the other end fits.
Rokid magnetic charging and Rokid Max USB-C: what is different?
| Model | Connection and fit check |
|---|---|
| Rokid Glasses | Rokid documents three magnetic contacts at the right temple. Match the head shape and contact spacing to the cable listing. |
| Rokid Glasses Style | Rokid lists Style for its official magnetic accessory. Check third-party cable fit separately. |
| Rokid Max | Rokid lists a separate Max USB-C cable. A magnetic charging lead is not a substitute for that connection. |
These model distinctions come from Rokid's magnetic charging guide and its Max USB Type-C cable listing. They help identify the connection family; they do not certify every accessory using a similar connector.
Check both ends of the cable
Start at the glasses. Is the connection a magnetic contact pad or a USB-C socket? Then check the power-source end. A USB-C input may be a plug on a complete cable or a socket that needs another cable.
For example, Rokid's official magnetic accessory is described as having a USB-C female port. The SmartGlassGear magnetic charging cable is listed as one complete 1.5 m cable with USB-C at the power-source end and a magnetic head at the glasses end. Compare the actual product photos when deciding what you need.
Will the SmartGlassGear cable fit my glasses?
Our cable listing is intended for the Rokid Glasses / Rokid AI Glasses charging-contact layouts shown in its gallery. Compare your glasses with those photos, including the magnetic head shape, contact spacing and connector position. Max, Station and other connector layouts are not confirmed for this listing.
If your model name or contacts differ, send us the full model name and a clear charging-contact photo before ordering. You can also start with Find My Fit. A magnetic attachment alone does not confirm electrical compatibility.
Spare cable or charging case first?
Choose a spare cable when the problem is moving one lead between your desk, bedside and bag, or replacing a missing matching lead. Check the length and connector before adding it to your carry kit.
Consider a charging case when you want storage and charging between sessions. Check that the case is listed for your exact glasses and that the charging contacts and frame clearance match. Cable fit does not establish case fit. The Rokid accessories guide is a starting point for comparing the available options.
Before connecting
- Confirm the accessory's supported layout and use a power source suitable for your glasses.
- Check that the contacts are clean and dry, then align the magnetic head without forcing it.
- Look for the glasses' charging indication. If it does not appear, disconnect and recheck the connection.
The SmartGlassGear listing includes one cable; glasses, charger, power bank and case are separate. It does not specify video output, data-transfer support or a fast-charge rating. Choose any display connection by the requirements of your exact glasses and source device.