These right here are the brand new Inmo

Go 3 AI glasses from our sponsor Inmo

that I really wish I had with us on our

recent trip to China 2 weeks ago when we

were in Macau and Shenzhen for the

Beyond Expo and it was quite annoying to

go around and use my phone to snap

pictures and translate directly. But if

I had these, I'd be able to just snap a

picture with the built-in AI camera and

have the glasses show the translation

directly on the glasses in real time and

like you'll see later in this video. So

in this video, I'll go through all of

its AI features, camera quality, build

quality, and the overall experience. So

let's start off with what you actually

get in the box. First, it's the main box

that has the user manual, the glasses

themselves in this really unique

charging case that comes with an

additional battery that is completely

swappable which we'll get into later.

The next box is sold separately and it's

the Inmo speaker that magnetically

attaches to your shirt for real-time

translation. Then the last box is also

sold separately and that is the ring to

control your glasses and you can also

get this in your own size to fit your

pointer finger, but unfortunately, the

one that I got is a little small, but it

still works just fine. And you don't

actually need to get the optional

accessories if you don't want to since

you can control the glasses just by

touching on the side. And speaking of

the glasses, they're actually really

high quality, built out of aluminum, and

surprisingly light since this gives you

ultimate productivity with a more simple

UI. The glasses feature a green micro

LED display with diffractive waveguide

optics that are decently bright and

usable in broad daylight with 1,500 nits

of brightness and a resolution of 640 by

480 which is not visible to others

around you unless they're staring

directly into your glasses which no one

does. You also So, them to your

smartphone to get the most out of them,

like my favorite feature by far, and

that is the photo translation. This is

so high-tech and futuristic since out of

the box they come with 78 languages and

98 languages for real-time translation.

How this works is let's say you're in a

foreign country and don't want to be

there sitting with your phone taking

pictures of menus. You can simply snap a

picture with the built-in camera and the

glasses will project the translation

directly to your glasses that only you

can see. This is something that I've

been dreaming of of being able to do for

the longest time and it's such a cool

useful feature.

>> In addition, with the help of the

speaker, you can have a full-fledged

dialogue with another person. You speak

in your native language and the speaker

reproduces your words to a friend, which

is just cool.

>> That is incredible. Another cool feature

related to the translation is the

capability to see the translation in the

glasses as someone is talking. For

example, if you're in a meeting and want

to understand the Go 3 has four mics and

pick up the conversation with clarity so

you don't miss a thing. Like in this

example, I'm playing a video in the

background since we're not traveling

right now to show you a real example,

but this is the closest thing I can do

to show it off. And the feature set

doesn't even stop there. If you ever had

to do a presentation or talk in front of

a camera, like I'm doing right now,

>> [music]

>> you have a built-in teleprompter

conveniently on the Inmo Go 3. [music]

And so, you load in your script and with

the help of the ring, you can swipe

moving left and right to make all of the

adjustments while you're talking. And

so, that way you can keep contact with

the person who you're speaking with

>> [music]

>> or when you're presenting. And with

that, other AI features that you might

find useful is the AI

where it essentially uses your

conversations that you choose to record

and sends them to your phone where you

can see the transcripts and even [music]

summarize long conversations and even

to-do lists so you can be on top of the

tasks that you got [music] from the

conversation. And with that, you can

even ask questions using the deep

thinking mode directly on the glasses

>> [music]

>> with just your voice and it responds

using the built-in speakers that you can

only hear. And for the last feature, we

get navigation for walking and cycling

using Here Maps. You just put in your

destination and the glasses show you

with the heads-up display of where you

need to turn using GPS so that you can

focus on the road instead of looking on

your phone [music] the entire time. So

with all that said, I'm really impressed

with these AR glasses and the most

impressive part is that they last a

while before you need to swap out the

batteries. And when you do, it's as

simple as taking the battery out of the

case

>> [music]

>> and swapping it with a new one and then

you're good for another 6 to 8 hours of

use. And the charging case lets you

charge them about four times [music]

on a single charge. And over the past

five years, Enmo has maintained a

relatively low public profile becoming a

true hidden champion in the AR industry

and its growth has been not driven by

aggressive marketing but by years of

product innovation, technical expertise,

and the continuous refinements of the

user experience [music]

which earned them the Frost & Sullivan

recognition of the number one global

brand [music] in the all-in-one AI AR

glasses. So with all that said, these

glasses are actually something that you

can get a lot of use out of with all of

its [music] features that actually work

unlike other AR glasses out there that

look [music] funky, bulky, and hard to

use. But these are honestly on a

different level and you can check them

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I'm Ben and we'll see you in the next

one.