INMO Launches Magic AI Glasses J With Jackson Wang Design, 8MP Camera, and AI Features

INMO is bringing a fashion-focused approach to AI smart glasses with its new Magic AI Glasses J, a wearable designed by Jackson Wang that combines an 8MP camera, hands-free AI, translation, navigation, calls, and open-ear audio in a frame weighing around 40 grams.

The new glasses are now available in the United States and Canada, giving fans of Jackson Wang another way to connect with the artist while also getting a set of everyday smart-glasses features. INMO is positioning the Magic AI Glasses J as a wearable that can be used beyond special events, with a design intended to fit into daily outfits while keeping its technology accessible through voice and touch controls.

The lightweight frame is built around a classic fashion silhouette and was designed by Jackson Wang. Rather than using the glasses only as a fan-focused product, INMO has equipped them with several features aimed at everyday use. The integrated 8MP POV camera lets users capture photos and videos from their own point of view without taking out a smartphone.

Users can activate camera functions through voice commands, making it possible to record moments while traveling, attending concerts, spending time with friends, or simply going about the day. Captured content can then be synced through the companion mobile app for storage and sharing.

The glasses also bring AI assistance directly to the wearer through the “Hey Magic” voice command. Users can ask for information, recommendations, object recognition, and reminders while keeping their hands free. Touch controls, a power button, and a dedicated AI shortcut provide additional ways to interact with the glasses.

Translation is another key feature. INMO says the Magic AI Glasses J can provide voice-assisted translation, including real-time conversational translation and simultaneous interpretation. This could make the glasses useful during travel or conversations where users need quick language assistance without repeatedly reaching for their phones.

Navigation is also supported through a connected smartphone, with voice guidance available for walking and cycling. For entertainment and communication, the glasses include open-ear speakers that support Bluetooth music playback and phone calls. The design allows users to hear audio while remaining aware of their surroundings.

INMO is also highlighting its GO3 AI Glasses, which take a different approach by adding an integrated display. The GO3 is designed for users who need more visual information from their smart eyewear, with features aimed at translation, travel, meetings, navigation, and productivity.

The GO3 uses a binocular MicroLED waveguide display with a 640 × 480 resolution, a 30-degree field of view, and up to 1,500 nits of brightness. It supports AI-powered dialogue, call, photo, and offline translation across 98 real-time languages and nine offline languages.

The glasses also include an AI Teleprompter, INMO AI Assistant, AI Meeting, and AR Navigation. At around 58 grams, the GO3 is heavier than the Magic AI Glasses J, but it adds a display that can place translations, navigation instructions, and other information directly into the user’s field of view.

INMO has also designed the GO3 for longer periods of use with slim 8mm temples and a replaceable battery system. The company says the battery can be swapped in around five seconds, allowing users to continue using the glasses without waiting for a recharge.

The Magic AI Glasses J and GO3 show two different directions for INMO’s smart eyewear lineup. The Jackson Wang model puts more focus on fashion, hands-free capture, AI interaction, and connectivity, while the GO3 adds a display for users who want information and AI tools to appear directly in front of them.

The INMO Magic AI Glasses J is priced at $299, although customers in the US and Canada can purchase it for $199 between September 21 and September 30, 2026, as part of the launch promotion. The INMO GO3 is available worldwide for $699.