These smart glasses have a secret feature no one else can see — and they’re $100 off

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Dhawan, N. (2026, October 14). These smart glasses have a secret feature no one else can see — and they’re $100 off. New York Post. https://nypost.com/2026/10/14/shopping/inmo-smart-glasses-hidden-features-price-and-more/

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New York Post · collected 2026-10-14 · by Nishka Dhawan

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The INMO smart glasses are on sale for $100 off their original price, featuring a built-in teleprompter and the ability to live transcribe conversations across 98 languages. These glasses also have a secret feature: a binocular MicroLED display visible only to the wearer, offering real-time navigation information without distracting others. Weighing just 58 grams with up to eight hours of standby battery life, these smart glasses offer hands-free convenience for activities like concerts and travel.
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The INMO smart glasses are now available for $100 off their regular price, featuring a secret feature where text is only visible to the wearer. These glasses offer real-time AI translation across 98 languages, making them useful for international travel and multilingual conversations. Equipped with an 8MP camera that can record videos up to 60 seconds hands-free, they also include a binocular MicroLED display with a resolution of 640 × 480 pixels and a brightness of up to 1,500 nits, ensuring a clear view. The glasses are compatible with both iOS and Android systems, providing navigational information and functioning as a teleprompter without external devices. Despite their high-tech features, the smart glasses remain lightweight and discreet, making them ideal for various uses like attending concerts or delivering speeches.

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Android Binocular MicroLED INMO MicroLED iOS

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INMO ORG · 3× Nishka PERSON · 2× ABC ORG · 1× IFA ORG · 1× NBC Select ORG · 1× Nishka Dhawan PERSON · 1× Reviewed ORG · 1× Rolling Stone ORG · 1× The Post ORG · 1× the New York Post ORG · 1×

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Display: Binocular MicroLED, 640 × 480 resolution, 30-degree field of view, up to 1,500 nits brightness | Connectivity: Bluetooth 5.4, 2.4GHz Wi-Fi, iOS and Android compatibility | Camera: 8MP, with video recording up to 60 seconds
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🔮 No one will even notice you’re using it, as the text is only visible to you through the smart glasses.

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There’s a lot you can do with a pair of smart glasses. asserted
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You can snap pictures and videos when you’re out and about. asserted
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They’re especially useful when you’re at a concert with your favorite musicians and want to go hands-free. asserted
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You can listen to music, and some even have the ability to transcribe conversations live. asserted
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The INMO smart glasses do all the above and more, and now they’re on sale for $100 off for a limited time. asserted
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Pros: - Have a built-in teleprompter - Can live transcribe multiple languages - Super lightweight Cons: - Initial investment The INMO smart glasses offer real-time AI translation across 98 languages, according to the brand, and can be used to translate photos, calls or even live dialogue, a boon if you’re visiting a foreign country. uncertain
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What really sets this pair of smart glasses apart, though, is the built-in binocular MicroLED display, which offers a 30-degree field of view and a bright, vivid display. asserted
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It can be used to provide navigational information and even work as a teleprompter, allowing you to deliver speeches without missing a beat or relying on an external teleprompter. asserted
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No one will even notice you’re using it, as the text is only visible to you through the smart glasses. asserted
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Display: Binocular MicroLED, 640 × 480 resolution, 30-degree field of view, up to 1,500 nits brightness | Connectivity: Bluetooth 5.4, 2.4GHz Wi-Fi, iOS and Android compatibility | Camera: 8MP, with video recording up to 60 seconds asserted
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The display can also be used as a map to help you navigate, basically eliminating the need to constantly look down at your phone. asserted
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As for the design, these smart glasses are lightweight at only 58 grams, with slim 8mm temples, which means you can wear them all day long. asserted
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They also come with a replaceable battery and a charging case, so you’ll never miss a beat. asserted
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If you’re in the market for a pair of smart glasses that are just as productive as they are stylish, the IFA award-winning INMO glasses are worth considering. asserted
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This article was written by Nishka Dhawan, Commerce Reporter for the New York Post. asserted
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Nishka reports on the latest tech launches, innovations and trends to separate the best new products from the “AI slop.” asserted
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Taking the latest technology for a spin, Nishka tests home appliances and tech products that actually improve your life, from vacuums to headphones to gaming gadgets and more – all while finding the best deals and lowest prices. asserted
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Before joining The Post in 2026, her work appeared in Rolling Stone, ABC, NBC Select, Reviewed and Digital Trends. asserted
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