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Inmo Air3 Smart Glasses Recalled: Overheating Temples Pose Burn Risk
Inmo has issued a recall for its Air3 smart video glasses. The company cites an issue with overheating temples that presents a potential burn hazard to users, advising immediate cessation of use.
On September 24, 2026, Inmo announced a recall for its Air3 smart video glasses. The company identified a critical flaw where the device's temples can overheat, posing a burn risk to users. This issue prompts an urgent recommendation to discontinue use immediately.
According to The Verge, Inmo is addressing the defect with a free software update. Users of the Air3 glasses should contact Inmo directly to apply the fix, which aims to resolve the overheating problem.
Our take: This recall underscores the persistent safety challenges in wearable tech, particularly with devices that house powerful components close to the skin. Ensuring robust thermal management is paramount for consumer trust and the long-term viability of smart glasses. Inmo's swift recall, as reported by The Verge, is a necessary step, but highlights the stringent quality control needed in this evolving product category.
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