These 1080p Smart Glasses Can Be Controlled With a Touch-Sensitive Ring

Smart glasses are very exciting at the present time, not only because they are increasingly popular, but because they are not. completely The main current so far, which means that companies are still allowed to be strange with them. In that fledgling area of ​​experiments, you get some interesting things, which definitely include INMO’s Air 3 AR glasses.

There are a lot of great / strange things about Air 3 in INMO – which announced the Cake Starter as part of IFA 2025 – but my favorite thing is that it is eating one of the most confusing problems with AR glasses while she was: user interface. To control INMO AIR 3, smart glasses come with a smart ring that works as button, touch plate, mouse, and it also helps track the movement of virtual organisms in the screen. It reminds me of what is likely to cook Meta with a pair of smart glasses (one of the wrist who reads the electrical signals of your body), but with a decrease in the fingerprint.

See inmo Air3 in Amazon

The most important characteristic of these smart glasses is that with the help of Sony’s OLED screen, Air 3 is not only the full color, but they are 1080 pixels and contains up to 600 brightness. It is a relatively small vision field at 36 degrees, but it covers 100 % of SRGB, and it is far from competitors such as Rokid glasses that only showed actions in a MatrixLike green. On paper, these smart glasses are equipped to do whatever you wish, you can do with Meta’s Ray-Bans, and with these additional capabilities, INMO plans a lot.

One thing that imagines INMO is a lot of two -dimensional applications that you can use in your smart glasses for things like Doomscrolling X or Snapchat, if this is something people still use. There is a built -in Google Play Store, so there should be anything you can greatly download to use in Air 3, which runs Android 14. One of the most persuasive cases is the use of smart glasses as a virtual screen. Similar to competitors in space such as BIGSCREEN, INMO overwhelms its smart glasses as a way to run a large screen on the eyeliner-translates Air 3 into a 150-inch screen, according to the company.

To do all these things, INMO downloads Air 3 UP with the Qualcomm Snapdragon XR processor, 8 GB RAM, and 128 GB of storage, which says it should be able to three “independent floating virtual screens”. There is also a Ultrawide 16 megapixel camera for photos and computer vision, a set of microphones and speakers so that you can use a voice assistant or listen to the sound play.

My biggest questions are the same as any pair of AR glasses that you claim do all these things. One is the battery life. According to INMO, Air 3 has a 660 mAh battery, although it does not give numbers on how to translate it into the battery life. The other thing is weight, and INMO did not share numbers in this section, so I will spend ahead and assume this weighs more than the least capable competitors of Rokid or Meta.

In both cases, Air 3 does some interesting things, especially in terms of user interface and width, and whether any of them is offered or not, it is difficult not to appreciate the exercise in “How will we make smart glasses work?” Kickstarter is officially launched from inmo on September 15, and Air 3 will cost its glasses $ 899.

See inmo Air3 in Amazon