The new Solos AirGo3 Smarglasses look like regular frames, but feature ChatGPT, making them more than another pair of audio smartglasess, and they’re priced at an accessible $199.99. What they lack is a display, but what they provide is a superior wearable AI experience for an on-the-go user. Solos AirGo3 features a new noise supporessing voice recognition technology named “Whiper.” In our casual testing it understood commands with music playing in the car.
Unboxing the AirGo3 is the beginning of your interaction with its custom GPT, which guides you through install and after becomes your wearable chatGPT co-pilot. You could of course use the ChatGPT app to bluetooth with your Air Pods, but you would miss out on the Whisper voice recognition. In this way, the glasses are simply a wearable interface for ChatGPT.
The Solos frames feature what they call “SmartHinge,” a design that allows users to swap out the front frame for customization that matches every occasion—whether it’s for sports, fashion, the office, and more. The frames are interchangeable using USB TypeC connectors. The battery life is around ten hours, but vision correction will of course work even when they’re out of juice.
The AirGo3 mobile app adds a lot to the experience in addition to the use of ChatGPT. It is purpose-built for AI, outshining competitors focused on presenting a second screen or simply delivering bluetooth audio. While Ray-Ban Stories offers smart functionalities like picture-taking, video recording, and audio management, it relies on a Facebook account for setup and falls short on digital assistance and wellness. The integration of ChatGPT-powered voice commands, wellness trackers, and posture studies speaks to a more health-conscious, digitally savvy user base. Did we mention it’s under $200?
This is where the AirGo3’s app acts like your personal digital companion, offering several interactive and helpful features. These include Whisper Messages and Events, allowing users to have messages read aloud from various platforms like text, WhatsApp, and Teams, as soon as they’re received, with voice notifications delivered through the glasses’ open-ear directional stereo speakers. Additionally, the app supports voice search, translation, and texting, enabling users to engage in on-the-go communication and even share content directly to social media. Add a few more sensors to the AirGo3 and it would give the new $699 AI Pin a run for its money.
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