Inmo air3 recall consumer product safety

On 2 October 2026, the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) issued an official recall notice for the Inmo Air3 augmented reality smart glasses. The recall was initiated following multiple reports of the device’s internal lithium-ion battery overheating during standard operation and while charging. According to the safety agency, the defect poses a significant fire and burn hazard to consumers. The manufacturer has confirmed that the issue stems from a faulty power management circuit board integrated into the frames of the glasses. Consumers are advised to immediately stop using the Inmo Air3 and power down the device to prevent potential thermal runaway. The company is offering a full refund or a free repair kit that includes a replacement battery module and a firmware update to regulate power consumption. As of the publication date, there have been no reports of serious injuries, though several users reported minor property damage caused by the devices catching fire. Owners should contact the manufacturer’s customer support portal to register their serial numbers and receive instructions for the return process.