I’ve been using the Inmo Air 3 every day for the last 30 days, and in this video I break down what actually holds up long-term—camera, battery, apps, controls, comfort, and whether it’s still worth pre-ordering before the price jumps. These are standalone, transparent dual-lens display smart glasses running Android 14, so you don’t need a phone or a companion app. You can connect to Wi‑Fi or a hotspot (or even run stuff offline), download apps from the Android app store, use an AI assistant powered by ChatGPT, and take photos/video with the built-in 16MP camera. My biggest long-term wins are battery life and app freedom. The battery has been “all day” reliable for me, and unlike Ray-Ban Meta, you can always see the battery on the display—no surprise deaths. The app experience gets better the longer you own them because you keep discovering what works well on HUD glasses: YouTube, Netflix, Spotify, Xbox Cloud Gaming, Steam Link, and more. And yes, I still freaking love gaming on these—wire-free, big screen, and you can actually see the real world while you play, which is a totally different vibe from most tethered AR glasses. I also talk comfort and style (they’re bulky, but the nose pads help a lot), the surprisingly solid control options (ring “hand tracking,” touchpad remote, Bluetooth controllers/keyboard/mouse), and my main complaint: the speakers are good enough, but I wish they had more bass. Overall, they’re kind of in a league of their own at the current $899 price—especially before it jumps to $1099.