Display area & specifications
- Brand
- INMO
- Function
- Full AR
- Year
- 2025
- Display
- Binocular full colour
- Display resolution
- 1920 × 1080
- Display field of view
- 36°
- Refresh rate
- 60 Hz (≤120 Hz)
- Display source (e.g. Micro-LED)
- Micro-OLED
- Display brightness
- 600 nits (manufacturer rating)
Specification source 1 ↗ Official page ↗
Article library
Ray-Ban Meta Wayfarer→News & reporting · JAGlobal smart-glasses news roundup #38A weekly roundup of announcements from September 20–26, 2026, including Meta Connect and Snapdragon Summit. It covers products, vulnerabilities, a recall and reference designs, distinguishing reports, rumours and the author's views.Mr. KotauchiINMO Air3→Review · ZHINMO Air3 AR glasses experience: what XR is and who it suitsThe author says they bought and used INMO Air3 for a week, describing comfort during a two-hour movie session, display quality and standalone use.Soho fox
→Review · ENINMO Air3 review: using standalone AR glassesWearableXP reports first-person testing, including a two-hour flight, and discusses weight distribution, fit, the clip-on sunshade and display visibility outdoors.WearableXPINMO Air3→Review · ENOne Month with INMO Air 3 Smart Glasses: Real-Life Wins, Misses & Who Should BuyA 30-day account of the standalone INMO Air3 considers display clarity and app use alongside practical limitations such as battery life and sound quality.Geeky Gadgets
→Review · ENThese AR Smart Glasses Tested My Patience in a Way I Didn’t Think Was PossibleThe reviewer finds the Air 3’s display hard to see due to fit, and reports a smart ring that failed and build issues. The critique is grounded in firsthand use of the exact Air 3.Gizmodo
→Review · ENNo Tether. No Phone. Just AR. | INMO Air3 ReviewA hands-on review tests INMO Air3’s standalone setup through everyday use, video, outdoor streaming and gaming. The reviewer focuses on how the all-in-one glasses work without a phone or tether.Tech TRX← Explore glasses
