[6/7] Speech2text glasses are still in their early stages.Be cautious of companies taking advantage of this trend. Inmo Go glasses offer good price via sellers in China but aren’t sold directly. Smart glasses like Hearview don’t have builtin captions;they rely on apps, so be sure to understand that.

[3/7] @Ricashome downloaded the app for Inmo glasses, which doesn’t require a monthly fee. In contrast, Hearview costs $799 upfront or $59/month for 12 months.

[2/7] @Ricashome tested the Inmo glasses and found they function well with captions on the lenses. They offer more than just speech-to-text, including language translation, outdoor navigation (for driving, walking, or cycling), reminders, and even a teleprompter.

[1/7] @Ricashome, a Facebook influencer, discovered Inmo Go glasses and shared a live unboxing. She bought them from AliExpress for around $300. The black box and product design are nearly identical to Hearview’s, but she found Imno Go to be the better features.