AR smart glasses

You are shopping the two glasses SKUs this retail store currently publishes, so you can compare the printed rows and then order. This collection holds INMO GO3 and AR Smart Glasses as of 30 August 2026. Specs and prices below are copied from those product pages on that date. This page is not a review, not a lab test, and not a ranking of glasses sold on other sites. You use the live product page before you pay.

What this collection holds

You have two product pages here, and they are different SKUs. Open INMO GO3 AI Smart Glasses | 53g MicroLED AR Glasses with AI Translator, Hot-Swap Battery & Camera when you want the IMG301 table at $699.00. Open AR Smart Glasses — Lightweight Wearable Display with Directional Audio when you want the CNPS-PVG1 listing at $1,299.00 (compare-at $1,599.00).

You should not read INMO GO3 as a variant of CNPS-PVG1. The GO3 page does not describe IMG301 that way, and the CNPS-PVG1 page does not describe itself as a GO3. You treat each listing as its own catalog row, then you complete the order on the product page where the live table sits.

Prices and SKUs on 30 August 2026

You start with the prices this store prints, because that is what you pay on this catalog.

INMO GO3 AR Smart Glasses
SKU on the page IMG301 CNPS-PVG1
Price (USD), 30 August 2026 $699.00 $1,299.00
Compare-at (if shown) — $1,599.00

You read $699.00 as the INMO GO3 price for SKU IMG301 on 30 August 2026. You read $1,299.00 as the AR Smart Glasses price for SKU CNPS-PVG1 on the same date. The $1,599.00 figure next to CNPS-PVG1 is the compare-at number this store displays. You do not treat that compare-at as a claim that another retailer charges $1,599.00.

Those two prices are $600.00 apart. You can use that gap as a budget filter. You cannot use that gap as proof that one display, one translation row, or one battery row is “worth” the difference. The listings do not publish a value score. You confirm the live price on the product page before you pay; this table is a snapshot as of 30 August 2026.

How to read the INMO GO3 specification table

You treat the IMG301 specification table as the source of authority for INMO GO3. If a phrase lives only in the product title, you will see it flagged in the next module, not treated as a table row.

Category Detail
Model IMG301
Weight 53 g
Material Aluminum alloy + PA material
Display Binocular green MicroLED + diffractive optical waveguide
Resolution 640 × 480
Brightness Up to 1500 nits (adjustable)
FOV 30°
Processor Dual-core CPU
System RTOS
RAM + Storage 256 MB + 64 GB
Audio 4× mic + 2× speaker
Battery (per unit) 270 mAh
Charging case 1300 mAh
Connectivity Bluetooth 5.4, Wi-Fi 2.4G
Online translation 78 source / 98+ target languages
Offline translation 9 languages

You read the weight row as 53 g and the material as aluminum alloy + PA. 53 g is the published mass for IMG301, not a comfort score, and the table does not rate nose pads or wear time. You match the two material names to the listing. The table does not publish a drop-test, so you do not invent one. You use 53 g when mass is how you decide, and you stop there.

You read the display row as binocular green MicroLED plus a diffractive optical waveguide. Resolution is 640×480. Brightness is up to 1500 nits and adjustable. FOV is 30°. So you can expect a green binocular overlay inside that resolution, that brightness cap, and that field of view. The table does not publish a full-color mode or an outdoor lux test.

You read the processor as a dual-core CPU on RTOS, with 256 MB + 64 GB. You match those names to the listing. 256 MB is the RAM figure this store prints. 64 GB is storage, not a runtime.

You read audio as 4× mic + 2× speaker. You match that count to IMG301. The table does not publish a polar pattern, a loudness test, or a claim that those speakers are directional. Directional sound is a CNPS-PVG1 sentence, not a GO3 table row.

You read online translation as 78 source / 98+ target languages, and offline translation as 9 languages. So you can plan on a large online pair of counts and a much smaller offline count. The table does not name the nine languages.

You read connectivity as Bluetooth 5.4 and Wi-Fi 2.4G. You match those radio names. The row does not list 5 GHz Wi-Fi or a phone-model matrix. If a named phone is how you decide, you ask sales@cnps.ai against SKU IMG301 rather than guessing from this row.

Title-only words on INMO GO3 versus the table

You will see “Hot-Swap Battery & Camera” in the INMO GO3 product title. Those words are in the title. The specification table does not add a hot-swap procedure and does not add a camera-resolution row.

You still have two battery figures on the table: 270 mAh per unit and 1300 mAh for the charging case. You read both as milliamp-hour figures, not as hours of wear. You do not convert 270 mAh or 1300 mAh into a runtime this store does not print.

You do not get a swap time, a spare-cell count, or a step-by-step battery change from the table. You also do not get a megapixel number, a still/video spec, or a privacy-cover row. If photo capture or how you change a cell is why you are looking at IMG301, you ask sales@cnps.ai what the table omitted rather than copying a spec from another site.

How to read the CNPS-PVG1 listing

You are now on the other glasses SKU. CNPS-PVG1 is the SKU on AR Smart Glasses at $1,299.00 (compare-at $1,599.00) as of 30 August 2026. That is a different SKU, not a GO3 variant.

You will read that the glasses project a digital display using diffractive optical lenses. That sentence is the listing’s own opening, not a lab measurement of sharpness. You use it to know how this page describes the display path.

You will read that a touch-sensitive panel on the temple is used to navigate. The table names the same control as a capacitive touch panel on the temple. You treat temple touch as the published control method for CNPS-PVG1. The listing does not publish a button layout or a gesture list beyond that panel.

You will read that dual stereo speakers are directional. The table repeats dual stereo speakers with directional sound. You treat that as the audio sentence this listing stands behind. You do not import GO3’s 4× mic + 2× speaker count onto this SKU, and you do not import this directional sentence onto IMG301.

Category Detail
Display type Diffractive optical lens micro-display
Lens coating Anti-glare / anti-reflective
Processor Quad-core ARM, 1.5 GHz
Audio Dual stereo speakers, directional sound
Control Capacitive touch panel on temple
Language support 40 languages, 90 accents
Connectivity Phones, tablets, desktop systems

You read display type as a diffractive optical lens micro-display, with an anti-glare / anti-reflective coating. CNPS-PVG1 does not publish resolution, nits, or FOV. You cannot fill those blanks from the GO3 table.

You read the processor as a quad-core ARM at 1.5 GHz. IMG301 publishes a dual-core CPU with no clock. You can see both processor names. You cannot rank them from store text, because the two rows are not the same kind of row.

You read language support as 40 languages and 90 accents. That row does not split online from offline. You do not line that count up as “more” or “less” than GO3’s 78 source / 98+ target plus 9 offline, because the method is different.

You read connectivity as phones, tablets, and desktop systems. That is a category list, not a model matrix. You match those three device classes to CNPS-PVG1. You do not assume a named phone, tablet, or desktop until the listing says so.

What you can compare, and what you cannot

You can compare price: $699.00 for IMG301 versus $1,299.00 for CNPS-PVG1, as of 30 August 2026. You can also see the $1,599.00 compare-at on CNPS-PVG1 only.

You can compare language-count method, not language-count rank. GO3 splits online (78 source / 98+ target) from offline (9 languages). CNPS-PVG1 prints 40 languages and 90 accents as one row. You do not declare a translation winner.

You can compare how each listing describes the display path, not sharpness. One SKU publishes resolution, nits, and FOV. The other publishes a diffractive optical lens micro-display and a coating. You are looking at two write-ups, not one scoreboard.

You cannot compare the two SKUs in grams. Only IMG301 publishes 53 g. CNPS-PVG1 has no gram row.

You cannot name a battery winner. IMG301 prints 270 mAh per unit and 1300 mAh for the charging case. CNPS-PVG1 does not publish a milliamp-hour row. You also cannot convert the GO3 capacities into hours of wear.

You cannot rank processors, and you cannot treat one SKU as a variant of the other. You order IMG301 or you order CNPS-PVG1. This store does not sell a “GO3 version” of the $1,299.00 listing.

Shipping from China and how you start a return

You should read the Shipping policy as covering international dispatch from China. Unless checkout states that duties or taxes are included, those charges are yours as the recipient. Duties, taxes, customs, brokerage, and local handling are not inside $699.00 or $1,299.00, and they are not inside the shipping charge unless checkout says so. You budget landed cost against the SKU you pick before you pay.

You start a return the way the Refund policy asks: contact sales@cnps.ai before you send either glasses SKU back. You include your order number, the product name, and a clear description of the issue. You wait for written instructions. You do not ship a return on your own and assume it is authorized.

FAQ

How do you tell INMO GO3 (SKU IMG301, $699.00) from AR Smart Glasses (SKU CNPS-PVG1, $1,299.00) using only the rows each listing prints?

You treat them as two different SKUs, not as a GO3 variant pair. IMG301 publishes 53 g, binocular green MicroLED, 640×480, 1500 nits, 30° FOV, dual-core CPU, RTOS, 78 source / 98+ target online languages, and 9 offline. CNPS-PVG1 publishes a quad-core ARM 1.5 GHz processor, directional dual stereo speakers, a capacitive temple panel, and 40 languages with 90 accents. Prices on 30 August 2026 are $699.00 versus $1,299.00. You match SKU and published method, then stop.

Does the INMO GO3 specification table name the nine offline translation languages, or does it only publish the count of nine?

The table publishes “Offline translation: 9 languages.” It does not name those nine. Online translation is a separate row: 78 source / 98+ target languages. You treat nine as the offline count this store stands behind for IMG301. A language counts as included only when that table names it. If a named offline language is how you decide, email sales@cnps.ai against SKU IMG301.

The INMO GO3 table lists 53 g. Can you run a gram-for-gram comparison with CNPS-PVG1 from the text this store publishes?

53 g is the weight row on the IMG301 product table. That figure is a mass, not a comfort score or an all-day wear sentence. CNPS-PVG1 has no gram row, so you have no second mass to line up. You read 53 g as IMG301’s printed mass, not as a promise about how the frames sit, and not as a two-SKU contest.

The INMO GO3 product title includes “Hot-Swap Battery & Camera.” Does the specification table describe a swap procedure or a camera resolution?

No. The table publishes battery per unit at 270 mAh and a charging case at 1300 mAh — milliamp-hour rows, not a wear-time log. “Hot-Swap Battery & Camera” sits in the product title. The table does not add a procedure, a swap time, a spare-cell count, a megapixel number, or a privacy-cover row. You use the two milliamp-hour figures this store prints, and you leave title-only words as title-only words.

How should you read 40 languages / 90 accents on CNPS-PVG1 against 78 source / 98+ target languages on INMO GO3?

You are looking at two counting methods, not one scoreboard. IMG301 uses two translation rows: 78 source / 98+ target online, and a separate offline count of nine. CNPS-PVG1 uses one row: 40 languages and 90 accents, with no online/offline split. You do not declare a translation winner from those unlike counts. You choose GO3 when you want that online/offline split, and CNPS-PVG1 when the 40/90 row is the language line you want to order against.

If you order either glasses SKU from this store, who pays duties and taxes when the package leaves China?

The shipping policy covers international dispatch from China. Duties, taxes, customs, brokerage, and local handling sit with you as the recipient unless checkout states they are included. Those charges are not inside $699.00 or $1,299.00. You budget landed cost from that policy text before you pay, rather than from a tracking guess.

Does CNPS-PVG1 publish a battery row you can use to pick a winner against GO3’s 270 mAh unit and 1300 mAh case?

No. IMG301 is the only glasses listing here with milliamp-hour figures: 270 mAh on the unit and 1300 mAh on the case. CNPS-PVG1’s table has no mAh row, so you have nothing to subtract. You cannot name a battery winner from store text, and you have no wear-time figure to turn those capacities into hours. You use the two GO3 numbers as capacities, and you stop.

You now have both glasses SKUs on this collection in front of you: INMO GO3 (IMG301) at $699.00 and AR Smart Glasses (CNPS-PVG1) at $1,299.00, as of 30 August 2026. You match the printed rows to what you need, keep title-only camera and hot-swap words flagged, and email sales@cnps.ai if a row the table omitted is how you decide.