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How can I connect Rokid Max 2 to different devices?
Rokid says Type-C 3.1 devices with display output can connect directly, naming iPhone 15, Steam Deck, MacBook and Windows PC as examples.
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Verified XR compatibility
Rokid Max 2 + Steam Deck OLED
CompatibleDirect connection
Rokid Max 2 connects directly to Steam Deck OLED.
Evidence A
Confidence high
Verified
Recommended route
How to connect
Recommended connection route.
HostSteam Deck OLED
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XR glassesRokid Max 2
Capability matrix
What works
Connection and feature support are evaluated separately, so a direct connection can still have feature limitations.
Video
✓supported
Direct USB-C
✓supported
No adapter is required for the primary route.
Audio
✓supported
Max refresh rate
✓supported · 120
Effective ceiling from host, route and glasses capabilities.
Evidence chain
Why we say this
Compatibility conclusions are linked to explicit manufacturer or technical evidence rather than generated from prose alone.
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Steam Deck OLED technical specifications
USB-C supports DisplayPort; external display up to 4K 120Hz and digital audio over DP.
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Connect Devices — XREAL One Series
DP-over-USB-C hosts connect directly; iPhone and Steam Deck feature matrix; current page says Switch 2 requires XREAL Hub.
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Rokid Max 2 refresh rate
Rokid Max 2 supports up to 120Hz when connected to external devices.
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Related compatibility
Check nearby combinations
Only launch-indexed results are linked here.
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Methodology
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Rules first, overrides when necessary
We calculate compatibility from device capabilities, connection protocols and verified accessory paths. Model-specific exceptions override protocol inference.