Apple Vision Pro KILLER? - INMO Air 2 AR Glasses!

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So with Apple's announcement of the Vision Pro, the world has gone a bit AR mad recently…but what if I told you that these here INMO Air 2 AR Glasses offer some features that Apple's offering won't!
Many people I've spoken to are really excited by the vision pro, and a possible AR future, but what a lot don’t actually know is that AR headsets or glasses aren’t actually new…they’ve been around in different capacities for quite a while, so you don’t have to wait until the vision pros proposed 2024 release date to get your hands on this type of experience, And The INMO Air 2 are a perfect example of this!
This video was made in partnership with INMO, all views are my own.
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[@MikeVentureFilms]

those glasses are not augmented reality it is just a stationary screen

[@D3ZG1978]

Yep! These are the difference between Apple’s and the “this idea has been out for years” version’s 😂

[@m3vm3]

That alone can be really great with the right software and app support. I’m just waiting for the right company that will drop small profile AR glasses with a large fov

[@FromDesertTown]

​​@@D3ZG1978 Hololens have been out for years, with genuine AR, and far exceed Apple's storm trooper goggles in productivity applications.

[@Buharialtinee]

Thanks for sharing

[@zombos22222]

Can you wear your own normal glass under the ar glass?

[@michaelb4512]

Do they have a web browser?Thanks!

[@adrianhinds2041]

Hi i would like you to try the glasses wit a drone.

[@perosagathungu8000]

They look great but are they heavy astheir onl😢support is the head and what abouts the price though hope it's friendly to the customer

[@inmoarglasses]

Hi, there. We designed a nice noise pad to make sure your wearing experience is good. Although INMO Air2 is 99 grams, it's still the lightest device on the market, and we will try harder to make it lighter and more powerful!

[@holygod311]

Question, how can I change the apps in the store from Chinese to English so I’ll know what the apps are for?

[@inmoarglasses]

If you bought your INMO Air2 in Chinese mainland with Chinese firmware, the apps will be Chinese and it can not be chaged. But you can install other apps which is not in the app store via ADB(Android Debug Bridge) command.🤗🤗

[@cristianistrate7618]

Hello everyone, I've had this pair of glasses for almost 3 weeks and unfortunately I couldn't connect with my phone, I don't know how to proceed. I also don't know where the wifi function is on the phone. ! There really isn't an explicit tutorial on how to connect these glasses. I installed the application but I don't know how to proceed.... Can someone help me with a video? Maybe on this channel I am waiting for a detailed review with these glasses and their functions from A to Z. Precisely for this reason, Nreal or Rokid max are easier to install because they are connected with a cable and it is much simpler. I also have these glasses...

[@mahamedmahamed5822]

How you install apps in nreal? If with cable didn't you try on inmo air 2

[@OledBurnInKing]

Can you compare this glasses to the nreal glasses? I hope there will be a version with 4k. My android phone is the sony xperia 1 iv android with a 21:9 aspect ratio 4k 120 hz oled display so I'm hoping that there will be more options with 4k ar/vr glasses with the option to use a usb c otg cable for audio. I wanna be able to use the headphone jack so I can plug in my own pair of wired headphones from my sony xperia 1 iv to a pair of ar/vr glasses with 4k resolution on the ar/vr glasses with 0 latency audio when gaming and watching media like live tv and movies. I already ripped my movies on 4k discs in the iso format only since the iso format is an exact copy of the entire discs including hdr, all the menus, extra features and surround sound. I transferred the 4k movies to my micro sd cards and being able to watch the movies on ar/vr glasses is something that I hope will be be available so I can view my own local content from the ar/vr glasses to view it in a larger display from the ar/vr glasses. Basically plugging the ar/vr glasses with 4k resolution to my android phone and have a bigger display from the ar/vr glasses themselves instead of using my phones display. I do everything in 4k because I'm a hardcore 4k user since I love 4k and have been spoiled by 4k, I play pc games in native 4k with hdr and ray tracing, I watch movies in 4k, I even watch 4k youtube videos even with displays that are 1080p, my 2022 razer blade 15 gaming laptop has a 4k 144 hz display, my samsung chromebook has a 60 hz 4k amoled display, my sony xperia 1 iv has a 120 hz oled 4k display and my samsung tv is a 65 inch curve 4k qled tv. I wish samsung made a 4k curve mini led tv so there will be no burn in issues that oled displays are known for. I would have upgraded to a 4k mini led tv if there was a curve display option but all the new tvs are just a flat display. There are gaming monitors that have the option for curve displays so it's not like nobody wants a curve 4k tv even though it's a niche product. There are many products and hobbies that are considered niche. Audiophiles and cinephiles are the 2 examples that I can think of so far. I'm into hi res audio when it comes to audio/analog audio and for videos, I'm into 4k. Audio and video go hand in hand with each other, it would be like if a phone manufacturer sold the phone without a battery inside the phone and no charger at all and on the box it says battery not included inside the phone and charger sold separately. Basically if the phone manufacturer sealed the phone completely with no battery inside the phone at all and charges the customer for installating the battery inside the phone because the manufacturers want to cut cost for themselves and they want to charge the customer for the battery installation and sell a separate charger. When I bought my sony xperia 1 iv android phone, the only thing that came in the box was just the paperwork and phone only, there was no usb c cable and no wall adapter at all inside the box since they were being sold separately.

[@RudolfGottfried]

tl;dr Embarrassing logorrheic nerd babble. 🙄

[@lifelesshawk5725]

Here’s a fun little game, take a shot every time this man says 4K

[@OledBurnInKing]

@@lifelesshawk5725 lol, I love 4k displays that's why I mentioned it so much

[@lifelesshawk5725]

@@OledBurnInKing Really?!

[@Yeet42069]

This is the exact kind of slab of text no one will read lmao.

[@zoostzoo]

5:57 👍 👍 👍

[@Savage.735]

Yes sir I'm here 👍 nice

[@James-lw3gi]

‘What a lot don’t know”, who are these people that are not aware vr and ar exist already?!

[@jurrel23]

They are not the first, it's in the name that they are not. I had the first ones and I wanted to love them so badly but they fell short. I had the nreal, and now I have the viture glasses.

[@san3har]

Which one do you prefer?

[@architsasta700]

Nreal and Viture are not truly standalone wireless like these, gosh so many people don't understand that!

[@inmoarglasses]

Hi, Jurrel. Thanks for sharing. INMO Air2 is not the first AR glasses, but the first standalone wireless AR glasses. Comparing the Nreal and Viture AR glasses which you already had, INMO Air2 can running standalone without the cable connected to your phone or others.

[@wp8762]

Cool

[@thabs2001]

These are huge! Also not AR

[@inmoarglasses]

Hi, there. Thanks for sharing your view. Maybe the INMO Air2 is too big to someone, but we will make it look better and lighter. Please stay tune.😉

[@patrickcadette]

😁😁😁👍👍👍

[@acacius9903]

I lost it at 5:06 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂. Bro that's hella need vibes with them glasses on and looking like that 😂😂😂😂😂😂. Ugly glasses but you are handsome and even with your 7.5 to 8 with the glasses on you become a 4 or a 3. Like daymn. Them glasses ugly asf. But you don't need a cable to your phone and the see through glasses are really cool. So it's a 50/50 for me if I'm getting them or nah

[@inmoarglasses]

Hi, there. Thanks for sharing your view. We will make the product look better and lighter in the nearly future.😉

[@mackblayz24]

LMAOOO no thanks 🤣