A realtor friend asked me to help with a listing video. I showed up with the Rokid Glasses with Display and filmed the whole walkthrough hands-free.
Here’s what happened. I walked through the house, the glasses recorded everything I saw, and the display showed me the room details and notes as I went. No camera rig, no second person, no awkward setup. Just me walking and talking.
The realtor was stunned. She kept asking how I was doing it without holding anything. By the end she was asking where to buy a pair.
That’s the thing about these glasses. The POV footage is genuinely good, and the hands-free aspect changes how you can work. You can film a property, a shop, a warehouse, a job site, and never once reach for a camera.
For anyone in real estate, or anyone who films properties for a living, this is worth a serious look. The display version is $699, and one listing video can cover that.
Check the Rokid Glasses with Display here.
FAQ
Can AI glasses film a real estate walkthrough?
Yes. The POV camera records what you see hands-free, and the display can show notes and room details as you go.
Do realtors actually use AI glasses?
More are starting to. The hands-free filming and POV footage are genuinely useful for listing videos.
Is the display version worth the extra cost?
If you want the teleprompter and in-view notes, yes. If you just need the camera, the cheaper Style model does that.
Do I need a second person to film a walkthrough?
No. That’s the beauty of the glasses. You film hands-free, so one person can do the whole walkthrough.
What kind of properties work best?
Houses, apartments, retail spaces, warehouses. Any property you can walk through and film.
Can realtors use this for their own listings?
Yes. A realtor can film their own listings hands-free and deliver video without hiring a videographer.
Is the POV footage good quality?
Yes. The 12MP camera captures clear POV video, and the display can show notes as you go.
How much can a realtor save by doing it themselves?
A lot. Hiring a videographer for a listing can cost hundreds. With the glasses, they can do it themselves.
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