INMO Air2 glasses https://www.inmoglass.com equipped with a micro OLED display and an Android operating system. These AR glasses offer a display for both eyes, showcasing full-color content. Notably, these glasses can be used in both clear and sunglasses modes, with the option to add a clip for enhanced sun protection. The video demonstrates the glasses' versatility, enabling users to watch YouTube and TikTok videos, perform real-time translations, and utilize two cameras for video recording and spatial mapping.

The glasses come with a gesture control ring, offering three modes: controller mode, mouse mode, and straight-off mode. The interviewee attempts to test the translation feature, working out perfectly for her to understand my french. While the display resolution is confirmed as HD 720p per eye, the video showcases translation mode and the seamless playback of YouTube videos.

The glasses are shown to have a reasonable price point at $649, considering their capabilities. The glasses include a directional microphone, and the audio is delivered through speakers by the ears. With two batteries, the glasses can connect to the user's phone via Bluetooth, allowing for Wi-Fi Direct screencasting when the phone is connected with a 4G or 5G network.

The interviewee is interested in global distribution, with sales already taking place in China and the US through platforms like Amazon and Kickstarter. Potential partnerships with distributors and wholesalers are on the horizon. When asked if the product will compete with Apple, the interviewee emphasizes their focus on AR and wireless AR glasses as the future.

The interviewee mentions the possibility of a future release with higher resolution screens and teases the upcoming "Air3" product launch next month. This video provides valuable insights into the INMO Air2 glasses' features and functionalities with more to come.

Filmed at the HKTDC Hong Kong Electronics Fair using my Panasonic G9 (I would like to update to the G9ii) with 12-60mm Leica https://amzn.to/3ZXlPDQ and the Saramonic Blink500 ProX B2R    • Filmed using Saramonic Blink500 ProX B2R