5.0 out of 5 stars Works great for a 1st gen product

2026-01-11    -Anonymous

Does all it's supposed to, batterys around 2 hours for movies, display is crazy good for it being completely stand alone, no wires or anything. Runs on full android so you can install anything on it from facebook to Instagram, even ticktock.

2.0 out of 5 stars Really Amazon?

2026-01-04    -Ryan S.

This tech would definitely be great, but of course, Amazon decided to remove the ring from the box. I have never reviewed anything on Amazon, but I felt very compelled to write this review. If you want what is supposed to be in the box, I suggest you do not buy it off amazon.com, but that's just my opinion. Every video I have watched about this INMO Air 3 states you get both the ring and the small square remote in the box. Without that ring, 3DoF isn't possible, as if the glasses aren't expensive enough. Now you have to buy the ring that's supposed to be in the box. That's crazy. Well, I'll be returning it based on that, but the concept is great. I really wish they would have put the USB charging ports on the handle of the glasses. It just looks way too tacky with a piece of wiring hanging from the side if you want to add a battery for longer viewing. I also wish these glasses had a wider field of view. Also, these YouTube influencers are stating this has great battery life. No, it doesn't. You might get an hour and a half at best. You'll definitely need a battery pack for a better experience. I'm really tired of all this hype, and when you buy the product, the juice is not worth the squeeze.

3.0 out of 5 stars Excellent AR Glasses....Wave guide

2026-03-02    -nashnash

The Air 3 represents a meaningful generational step over the Air 2, particularly in optical clarity, luminance output, and panel resolution。 The micro‑OLED panel delivers higher pixel density, reduced screen‑door effect, and increased peak brightness, producing a noticeably cleaner image with better perceived contrast. Color uniformity is also improved across the field。One of the most impactful upgrades is the inclusion of the Google Play Store. This fundamentally changes the device’s utility profile. Native access to Google services, app installations, and account‑level sync makes the Air 3 function more like a standalone micro‑display computer rather than a passive viewer. That alone was a major deciding factor for me.I compared the Air 3 directly against the RayNeo X3 Pro. While RayNeo’s optical engineering is solid, their design direction shifted: smaller chassis, reduced battery capacity, and reduced onboard storage. More importantly, RayNeo still lacks Play Store support, and their 2D apps continue to render in a constrained window instead of using the full waveguide FOV. That was a deal‑breaker. The Air 3 uses the full display area for 2D content, which significantly improves immersion and productivity.Optically, the Air 3’s waveguide does exhibit edge glare — typical for this class of optics. The glare band is noticeable, especially in high‑contrast scenes, but it’s consistent with what you’d expect from consumer‑grade waveguide architecture. It’s not a defect; it’s an inherent characteristic of the design.One advantage the Air 3 has over XREAL and Viture is true passthrough. XREAL’s immersive modes are strong, but the lack of passthrough and the dependency on a tethered phone complicate real‑world multitasking. The Air 3 provides a larger virtual screen than the previous generation — not as large as XREAL or Viture’s maximum canvas, but still respectable — and the passthrough makes it viable for mixed‑attention tasks.This is day one of testing, so I’ll continue evaluating thermal behavior, battery endurance, optical distortion across the field, and app‑level performance over time.### **Downsides**1. **No control ring included.** I backed the Kickstarter but didn’t finalize the pledge, so I missed the ring and the $200 discount. The upside is having the option to return the unit within 30 days if any hardware or software issues arise.2. **Glare can be severe in certain situations, especially in dark environments.**3. **The OS includes bloatware such as ES File Explorer, and it cannot be removed.** ES File Explorer is no longer on the Play Store and has a controversial history, yet the system forces it on you even though the Play Store provides multiple alternatives.4. **The touchpad for navigation is frustrating.** It’s too small, not comfortable to use as a mouse, and lacks left, right, or middle buttons. Pairing a third‑party mouse technically works, but the pairing drops after inactivity or a reboot. Re‑pairing requires the built‑in touchpad to navigate the OS. Only keyboard‑and‑mouse combo devices stay paired reliably. Considering this product has been on the Chinese market for over a year, these types of bugs shouldn’t still exist. It doesn’t inspire confidence that they’ll be fixed anytime soon.5. The screen colors are a lilte washed out compared to X-real, viture or rokid birdbath AR glasses. In addition the advertised 150 inches screen only reaches 115 ro 120 at most. This way smaller then claimed.

2.0 out of 5 stars Really Amazon?

2026-02-15    -Ryan S.

This tech would definitely be great, but of course, Amazon decided to remove the ring from the box. I have never reviewed anything on Amazon, but I felt very compelled to write this review. If you want what is supposed to be in the box, I suggest you do not buy it off amazon.com, but that's just my opinion. Every video I have watched about this INMO Air 3 states you get both the ring and the small square remote in the box. Without that ring, 3DoF isn't possible, as if the glasses aren't expensive enough. Now you have to buy the ring that's supposed to be in the box. That's crazy. Well, I'll be returning it based on that, but the concept is great. I really wish they would have put the USB charging ports on the handle of the glasses. It just looks way too tacky with a piece of wiring hanging from the side if you want to add a battery for longer viewing. I also wish these glasses had a wider field of view. Also, these YouTube influencers are stating this has great battery life. No, it doesn't. You might get an hour and a half at best. You'll definitely need a battery pack for a better experience. I'm really tired of all this hype, and when you buy the product, the juice is not worth the squeeze.

2.0 out of 5 stars No smart ring in the box. No really GPS inside this glasses. Very low brightness for day time.

2026-02-28    -Amazon Customer

The smart Ring that is indicated in the advertisement is not included in the package. It's very unexpected and shocking. In advertising, this ring fixes a lot with its necessary functions, this, as it turned out, is a stupid device. And where do you buy this ring? He's nowhere to be found! Horror!The screen. You can hardly see anything on the screen, on an ordinary non-sunny day. There's something on the screens, wearing these glasses, but you can't really see anything at all. To see something on the screen - You have to turn your head with these glasses, toward any large dark object, or close the glasses with your palm. On a sunny day, it's even worse. The maximum brightness is very weak for the streets. In a dim room, it is much better, the main thing is not to look towards the windows and any low light.Any GPS navigation with these glasses turns out to be simply physically impossible, as they do not have a GPS module or any other. On the map, wherever you go, you keep standing still, and just twitching in one place. It's also unexpectedly for $1,000. Not glasses, but a big disappointment. Without GPS, and with such low brightness, I wouldn't even take them for free - they're useless to the average person.

5.0 out of 5 stars Just the beginning

2026-02-22    -Clay

I absolutely love my INMO Air 3. This isn’t just a gadget to me — it’s a glimpse into the future I already know I’m heading toward. I’m the kind of person who’ll have a Neuralink chip one day, so tech that seamlessly blends into daily life is exactly my lane.I use my INMO Air 3 all the time — for notifications, quick info, navigation, and staying connected without being glued to my phone. Even when I’m driving with FSD on 😅, it feels natural having information right there without distraction. It’s hands-free, intuitive, and honestly just makes life smoother.What I love most is how lightweight and comfortable it is. I forget I’m wearing it, yet it’s always working for me. It feels like an extension of my mind — not something I have to “deal with,” but something that just fits. The display is clear, the controls are responsive, and it actually feels useful instead of gimmicky.This is hands-down the best thing out right now for people like me — people who love innovation, efficiency, and being early to what’s next. INMO Air 3 isn’t just smart glasses… it’s a lifestyle upgrade.I’m genuinely in love with mine — and this is only the beginning

3.0 out of 5 stars Excellent AR Glasses....Wave guide

2026-02-15    -nashnash

The Air 3 represents a meaningful generational step over the Air 2, particularly in optical clarity, luminance output, and panel resolution。 The micro‑OLED panel delivers higher pixel density, reduced screen‑door effect, and increased peak brightness, producing a noticeably cleaner image with better perceived contrast. Color uniformity is also improved across the field。One of the most impactful upgrades is the inclusion of the Google Play Store. This fundamentally changes the device’s utility profile. Native access to Google services, app installations, and account‑level sync makes the Air 3 function more like a standalone micro‑display computer rather than a passive viewer. That alone was a major deciding factor for me.I compared the Air 3 directly against the RayNeo X3 Pro. While RayNeo’s optical engineering is solid, their design direction shifted: smaller chassis, reduced battery capacity, and reduced onboard storage. More importantly, RayNeo still lacks Play Store support, and their 2D apps continue to render in a constrained window instead of using the full waveguide FOV. That was a deal‑breaker. The Air 3 uses the full display area for 2D content, which significantly improves immersion and productivity.Optically, the Air 3’s waveguide does exhibit edge glare — typical for this class of optics. The glare band is noticeable, especially in high‑contrast scenes, but it’s consistent with what you’d expect from consumer‑grade waveguide architecture. It’s not a defect; it’s an inherent characteristic of the design.One advantage the Air 3 has over XREAL and Viture is true passthrough. XREAL’s immersive modes are strong, but the lack of passthrough and the dependency on a tethered phone complicate real‑world multitasking. The Air 3 provides a larger virtual screen than the previous generation — not as large as XREAL or Viture’s maximum canvas, but still respectable — and the passthrough makes it viable for mixed‑attention tasks.This is day one of testing, so I’ll continue evaluating thermal behavior, battery endurance, optical distortion across the field, and app‑level performance over time.### **Downsides**1. **No control ring included.** I backed the Kickstarter but didn’t finalize the pledge, so I missed the ring and the $200 discount. The upside is having the option to return the unit within 30 days if any hardware or software issues arise.2. **Glare can be severe in certain situations, especially in dark environments.**3. **The OS includes bloatware such as ES File Explorer, and it cannot be removed.** ES File Explorer is no longer on the Play Store and has a controversial history, yet the system forces it on you even though the Play Store provides multiple alternatives.4. **The touchpad for navigation is frustrating.** It’s too small, not comfortable to use as a mouse, and lacks left, right, or middle buttons. Pairing a third‑party mouse technically works, but the pairing drops after inactivity or a reboot. Re‑pairing requires the built‑in touchpad to navigate the OS. Only keyboard‑and‑mouse combo devices stay paired reliably. Considering this product has been on the Chinese market for over a year, these types of bugs shouldn’t still exist. It doesn’t inspire confidence that they’ll be fixed anytime soon.5. The screen colors are a lilte washed out compared to X-real, viture or rokid birdbath AR glasses. In addition the advertised 150 inches screen only reaches 115 ro 120 at most. This way smaller then claimed.

5.0 out of 5 stars Works great for a 1st gen product

2026-02-24    -Anonymous

Does all it's supposed to, batterys around 2 hours for movies, display is crazy good for it being completely stand alone, no wires or anything. Runs on full android so you can install anything on it from facebook to Instagram, even ticktock.

2.0 out of 5 stars No smart ring in the box. No really GPS inside this glasses. Very low brightness for day time.

2026-01-25    -Amazon Customer

The smart Ring that is indicated in the advertisement is not included in the package. It's very unexpected and shocking. In advertising, this ring fixes a lot with its necessary functions, this, as it turned out, is a stupid device. And where do you buy this ring? He's nowhere to be found! Horror!The screen. You can hardly see anything on the screen, on an ordinary non-sunny day. There's something on the screens, wearing these glasses, but you can't really see anything at all. To see something on the screen - You have to turn your head with these glasses, toward any large dark object, or close the glasses with your palm. On a sunny day, it's even worse. The maximum brightness is very weak for the streets. In a dim room, it is much better, the main thing is not to look towards the windows and any low light.Any GPS navigation with these glasses turns out to be simply physically impossible, as they do not have a GPS module or any other. On the map, wherever you go, you keep standing still, and just twitching in one place. It's also unexpectedly for $1,000. Not glasses, but a big disappointment. Without GPS, and with such low brightness, I wouldn't even take them for free - they're useless to the average person.

5.0 out of 5 stars Just the beginning

2026-03-01    -Clay

I absolutely love my INMO Air 3. This isn’t just a gadget to me — it’s a glimpse into the future I already know I’m heading toward. I’m the kind of person who’ll have a Neuralink chip one day, so tech that seamlessly blends into daily life is exactly my lane.I use my INMO Air 3 all the time — for notifications, quick info, navigation, and staying connected without being glued to my phone. Even when I’m driving with FSD on 😅, it feels natural having information right there without distraction. It’s hands-free, intuitive, and honestly just makes life smoother.What I love most is how lightweight and comfortable it is. I forget I’m wearing it, yet it’s always working for me. It feels like an extension of my mind — not something I have to “deal with,” but something that just fits. The display is clear, the controls are responsive, and it actually feels useful instead of gimmicky.This is hands-down the best thing out right now for people like me — people who love innovation, efficiency, and being early to what’s next. INMO Air 3 isn’t just smart glasses… it’s a lifestyle upgrade.I’m genuinely in love with mine — and this is only the beginning