INMO Air 3 smart glasses have been officially recalled after the manufacturer confirmed a serious overheating defect. According to Android Authority, the device can reach dangerously high temperatures under certain conditions, posing a risk of serious injury or even death to users wearing them.
The INMO Air 3 was designed as a hands-free AR device, projecting digital information directly in front of the wearer's eyes while supporting voice-controlled functions. However, reports indicate that flaws in the battery and chip's thermal management system caused the glasses to overheat excessively during normal use, raising serious safety concerns.
Following the discovery, the company has urged all buyers to immediately stop using the device and either return it or seek a repair through official channels. The recall highlights a growing concern in the wearable tech industry, where compact designs often mean less room for proper heat dissipation.
For consumers considering smart glasses or other wearable gadgets, this incident serves as an important reminder to check for safety certifications and manufacturer recall notices before and after purchase, especially with newer, less-established brands entering the competitive AR wearables market.
