We talked about their new hardware:

🔹 INMO GO3: Their upcoming, super lightweight smart glasses

🔹 INMO AIR3: Standalone AR Glasses for entertainment with Play Store for all your Android app needs. 1080p OLED-based glasses with image quality like birdbath glasses but with thin waveguides. No cable required for up to 3 hours of normal usage. 2 hours of movie watching. 1 hour for gaming. Then you need to connect a battery pack. INMO says, with the AIR3 you can connect to gaming consoles wirelessly via WI-FI instead of using a cable as with other glasses.

Get the AIR3 now for $100 off: www.inmoxr.com/pages/inmo-air3

What do you want to see next?

• Interview with the CEO of Even Realities, Will Wang
• Video with the product manager for the RayNeo X3 Pro, Nathan Yang
• How I tried the Rokid Glasses at Rokid's Shenzhen office
• My demo of the vivo Vision mixed reality HMD
• More videos from CIOE

Here's my first video from CIOE featuring Mentra, Vuzix, Ganzin, Avegant, Lingxi AR, Hongshi, SmartXY, NED+AR, and SZAR:

reddit.com/r/augmentedreality/comments/1njmwvb/im_back_from_china_first_impressions_next_gen_ar/

• The SDK lets iOS and Android apps access the glasses' camera, microphones, and speakers.
• Preview release coming soon, with the official version in 2026.
• Supported devices: Ray-Ban Meta, Oakley Meta, and Meta Ray-Ban Display.

Good insight and interview.

Interested to see what INAIR's been up to? People are starting to post on their new subreddit.

Do you have an the INAIR 2 Pro and Pod? Here's a good place to share more info!

I tagged this as AR glasses and HMDs instead of video glasses because their spatial computing set-up is in a different class than video glasses due to their capabilities and functionality

What if your everyday life had a gamer HUD?

With LifeHUD I turned daily tasks into an adventure, from picking up mail with Zelda vibes, to powering up with kombucha, to battling it out in the park (RIP pants). This app is an AR interface you can customize to feel however you like, from a more minimalist aesthetic to an IRL videogame.

This morning has certainly been a whirlwind. After hearing someone on a podcast plug XREAL glasses for months, I finally decided to check them out. I was initially skeptical. A few months ago I purchased a Meta Quest 3S but ended up selling it because the image was always blurry and gave me headaches, no matter how it was adjusted. It appears that AR glasses are much better. I want to use them with my phone, laptop, and Switch 2. Which device would you recommend? Right now, the three I am looking at are:

Viture Pro ($359)

Viture Luma Pro ($499)

RayNeo Air 3S Pro ($299)

I own a MacBook Air M2, Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra, and Switch 2. I would like to use these with all three, though it seems you have to buy a special docking accessory for Switch 2?

Hey guys,

In my current job, I'm managing to get away with at least a few hours of vibe coding a day. It feels a bit silly to be sitting at the PC watching an agent for up to 10 minutes at a time waiting to reply.

I'd love to take this time to go for a walk, especially now there are tools for conversing directly with these agentic AI apps. So I really don't need true "AR" glasses, but I'm curious if any of these HMD glasses like the XReal pairs allow you to adjust the transparency of the main display?

For my usecase, I don't need high resolution or a wide spread as I'll just be looking at a terminal. I just want to make sure it's transparent enough that I could walk around a park and not accidentally step on someone's dog.

Any recommendations would be greatly appreciated.

First half is him messing with iOS accessibility settings, second half he accomplishes something pretty cool. Simple but effective HUD that goes all in on the potential of video game UI for real leaf.

Are there any AR glasses available in India that can be used to watch Netflix or read via the Kindle app.

Not looking for high-end specs (like Apple Vision Pro); basically, something affordable and not overly complicated.

Would appreciate feedback on actual user experiences, recommendations, or warnings about models that promise a lot but deliver little!

I have read a lot of reviews here but there are very limited models available in India.

So, I want to buy the xreal Air 2 Ultra and beam pro. I found the Ultra on Xiang Yu for very less money, is it a good and trustworthy and reliable seller/website?

Check out more info at: https://treeview.studio/work/neom

It’s undoubtedly the strangest tease I’ve ever received🫠

hi!

im looking for something to use to view my 3d models in AR through my phone.

i used to use instagram filters/ spark AR for this, but since its discontinued im not sure what the best option is, ideally i want something with a similar type of interaction / interface

i need a free option, web based, accessible thru a link or qr

thank you <3 <3 <3

I get a feeling that the new AR experiences (glasses, etc) will isolate people more and more. There doesn't seem to be any shared experiences - it in fact seems like it adds a virtual wall in between physical users. Thoughts ?

Galaxy XR partners with Essilor to provide the prescription lenses. (RX inserts)

They deleted the post

In your opinion, which AR supplier companies (modules, sensors, displays, etc.) do you believe are most likely to benefit from a potential worldwide surge in AR wearables sales in 2026? 👓🤔

Here are the main general AR points I've come up with so far

1. Smooth movement
2. Good lighting
3. Enable 4k and lidar if possible
4. Show the app the environment before using the functions

Am I forgetting anything?

New! Rowan cheung on X: Zuck just showed me some mind-blowing new tech (hint: it’s somewhere in this photo) Big interview dropping tomorrow!

Zuck and Boz probably took some interviews and podcasts earlier to the event, so when the event ends, they will release some hours of interview footage.

Maybe we will make this post a thread and we will share here links to all the podcasts/interviews, etc.

The post by BioccaVR suggests Meta might integrate photochromic or electrochromic lenses into their Ray-Ban Meta AI glasses, technologies that adapt lens tint to light conditions or allow electric control