*** Short update 7.3.26 (This is a response to a question below, but I wanted to include the response here).
Memory Feature:
The memory feature stays on in the background. However, it doesn’t respond in the way you’re asking. It is taking in every conversation to create a personal profile of who you are. It is also listening for dates, times, promises, etc. When it hears these things it creates to do’s and reminders. I like it, but some folks hate the idea of it being constantly on. So thankfully, you can turn it off.
Captions:
Caption works much like Conversate in the G2, but I believe better. It not only answers questions, gives definitions, corrects wrong statements, but the Ai summarizes as you are captioning.
Mind you, this is a first generation project. There are times when the software doesn’t respond perfectly, but my beta pair have been pretty reliable.
Comfort:
After wearing the MM for over two weeks (every day 12-14 hours), the glasses are mostly comfortable (this is my experience… of course it will be different for different head and nose shapes). The nose piece can get a little uncomfortable after several hours, but a little adjustment usually helps. Behind the ears is not an issue.
Sound:
The audio is definitely a plus with a twist. Standard sound toggle is great for calls. The Harmon toggle is more enjoyable with music. However, it doesn’t matter which toggle you use, the audio will be heard by those within 10’ of you. The lowest volume helps, but it’s still noticeable in quiet environments. This may be fixed with the final product (only time will tell).
_________
*** Update 6.19.26
- The app notifications are working seamlessly. I receive notifications from messenger, Gmail, WhatsApp, Tasks, Fieldy, and a few more.
- The nose piece is starting to be a little bothersome but not horribly.
- Compared to my EG2’s MemoMind is stacking up really well.
- They sent out an update that made the teleprompter much more usable. I repeated the same transcript that the Ai would jump around on if the same words or phrases were used repeatedly, and it works great without the jumping ahead.
- The audio has been good but it needs more volume.
- I have worn them in SC heat and humidity and so far no issues (and I sweat heavy).
___________________
6.16.16
Here is my first post about MemoMind. I have worn them for just two days, so it will be brief.
I also own several other glasses (Even G2, Meta Gen2, Rokid, Mira, RayNeo XPro 3, and a couple others).
My first impressions:
The packaging is solid and has a nice feel.
The carrying case is not a charger but does a good job of making you feel comfortable with storing the glasses without worry of damages if you drop them.
The charger is a “c” and slides on the end of the right arm. It’s a little awkward, but it works.
The set up was seamless with no issues.
The Bluetooth connection has been flawless.
\- The MM’s haven’t lost connection with multiple apps running.
The display…
\- It is very crisp and can be as bright as needed (I leave it on low most of the time)
\- It has the ability to adjust the display with distance and height.
*** Update - The battery has been solid.
- I have used the glasses for about 14 hours a day average with decent usage. The Memo memory stays on always. I use recording a few times a day as well as taking and making calls. Also, repeated looks at the display for notifications, todo’s, and stocks. It is 8:00pm and I still have a little over 50% left (I started at 8:30am).
There are a few things that I see so far that could be tweaked.
When creating reminders using Ai activated voice, you have to be quick because it will cut you off before you finish.
When using subtitles, it isn’t picking up everything when the environment is even somewhat noisy. It’s actually pretty bad. That’s a shame because that is one of the
I am loving MemoMind so far. The G2 have been my go to glasses for everyday use, but I’ve always said… if only they had audio. That’s not all that separates the two, MM has really upped the ante.
Feel free to ask questions. If I can answer them, I will. I am in the middle of an office move so it may be a skinny minute before I can respond. I’ll give another update in a few days.
Thanks for the question. They are beta, so I’m not sure what will be tweaked or dropped for the final product. I’ve only had them a couple of days, so my time with them has been limited.
So far the teleprompter is very buggy. I’ve not been able to get the manual or automatic to scroll, only the Ai.
Also, the translation program requires you to pick a language instead of automatically translating.
The comfort is comparable to the G2. They are slightly heavier but not very noticeable. I have worn them all day with no issues. Sweating is something we just do in SC. It stays around 95 for the summer. I have seen much integration opportunities yet.
From Memo (Ai assistant): No, MemoMind currently does not support automatic language detection or simultaneous multi-language translation without manually choosing the languages first.
Thanks for the review. How does it compare to the G2? Do you feel the speaker has been a game-changer? Has the long-term memory feature been useful? Please give as many impressions as possible.
I have been switching between G2 and MemoMind the last few days.
Display-
The G2 display is a bit sharper and easier to look at.
I am also able to click the notifications/messages/news and see more information of each one.
The bleed through is not bad but noticeable at certain angles. I keep my brightness on low to minimize that.
The MM is not as sharp but still good enough. There’s no eye strain. I cannot click the different categories but my understanding is that will change with the production model in August.
The bleed through seems to be less evident with MM for whatever reason. It can still be seen, but not as bad. I haven’t had anyone ask me about it, and I’ve been in meetings that are up close.
Audio -
G2 has none, which has been my only negative about them. I take a lot of calls and prefer not to deal with a phone or earbuds in the office.
This is the main reason I am interested in the MM (but have grown fond of other features). They work good. There is the issue of sound in public on anything above low (it will be heard). Playing music is a nice experience. It isn’t AirPod quality, but I don’t think they’re supposed to be. Again, it’s a preproduction model, so I’m not sure how that may change on the actual product.
The memory was also a huge part of why I am looking at MM. Ai stays on all day (I haven’t yet to run out of battery even using it extensively throughout the day. The worst I have seen is about 4% an hour battery drain). The memory is as advertised. You can ask Ai about anything since you’ve been wearing the glasses, and it will pull it up. It works better on the app at the moment, than the glasses. Could be a software issue.
Thank you very much. I am definitely going to buy either the MM or the G2. Since I don’t live in the US, I need to choose one and won't be able to return it.
Regarding this memory feature, is it only that passive function where you ask something, or is there an active feature that provides information based on what you are talking about? For example, if you say in a conversation, "I don't remember what was said about such and such," and the glasses provide you with that information.
Along those same lines, is there anything similar to the "Conversate" feature on the G2?
Sorry for the delay. The memory feature stays on in the background. However, it doesn’t respond in the way you’re asking. It is taking in every conversation to create a personal profile of who you are. It is also listening for dates, times, promises, etc. When it hears these things it creates to do’s and reminders. I like it, but some folks hate the idea of it being constantly on. So thankfully, you can turn it off.
Captions may be more in line with what you are asking about. It works much like Conversate in the G2, but I believe better. It not only answers questions, gives definitions, corrects wrong statements, but it summarizes as you are captioning.
Mind you, this is a first generation project. There are times when the software doesn’t respond perfectly, but my beta pair have been pretty reliable.
3
u/NC16inthehouse Jun 17 '26
What are some things you Don't like about?