OhO Smart Glasses,128G Camera & Bluetooth Sunglasses with Open Ear Speaker Headset Headphone, Indoor&Outdoor Sports,Polarized UV Protection,For Men Women

I was hesitant to buy these at first because I wasn't sure of the memory size I needed but I'm so glad I went for the 128gb ones as I can record as long as I want without having to download the video. I used these for the first time the other day to record a lecture at college and wasn't hoping for much but boy was I impressed. To be able to rewatch an entire lecture again in my room is worth it's weight in gold, I will even be able rewatch them when I study for the exams. I did have to buy a longer lead than the one supplied but that was because I wanted to run the glasses from a small power pack in my pocket so the battery didn't run out before a lecture ended. If you get an angled lead so the lead doesn't drop straight down from the glasses it is hardly noticeable that they are connected to anything. Would I buy them again? You bet I would!

They are not to bad, not had them long enough to say much but my config file is not in English and auto translation could not fine the language so im stuck with the settings until I can get a hold of the company to give me another one.

These work quite well and it all depends on the price you pay when you order as these can vary quite a lot. The price was listed at £19.99 (currently £59.99) when i ordered these which is a fantastic price but it was a bit of a random order as these were a mystery item we sometimes get offered as reviewers now and again so i knew these were likely smart glasses but the price was probably wrong as can be seen by the more sensible price now. Controls are pretty simple once you get used to them and the resulting video is decent enough for what these are and for say cycling they would be quite handy as you can look at something and its recorded so great for some security. In low light these do suffer with noise on the video though so good lighting is needed to get the best image quality. The audio quality is not that good either so think of these more for video capture versus audio but the mic is functional enough for basic audio. Default video resolution is 1080p 30fps but you can edit a config file using a pc (see image) to change the resolution and framerate so if storage is an issue you can knock the resolution down to 720p 30 or for the best quality 1440p 30fps but 1080p 50fps (pal) is going to give a smother result. The style is not the best looking in my opinion but for the use case i used them for, to record some general b-roll out and about its fine and these are comfortable to wear and the camera hole is pretty unobtrusive.

Whilst the video quality was good when held stationary there is significant blurring with any movement of your head. The instructions are OK but I was unable to edit the config txt file as it was in Chinese. I was unable to record any sound but the quality when listening to music was ok but a little tinny also a work colleague said he could hear it faintly. Comfortwise they were a good but overall feel was a little cheap. I appreciate you get what you pay for and am not sure how long they would last. Sadly they do not live up to what I was expecting after reading previous reviews so have returned.

Good device

Video footage shakey. Not the best! Frame feels very cheap plastic.

I couldn't work out how to use the functionality of this very easily and since I got two styles, you'd expect the difference between them to be obvious but they look very similar, and none of the images match those on their own website. I literally couldn't properly tell the difference between them, without plugging them both in and browsing through File Explorer to see which had more storage as both had different amounts of memory. In principal, I'd love to have some form of smart glasses, they don't have to be very powerful or have all the best functions but if they could at least take pictures easily or video, and offer some functionality I'd enjoy that'd be cool. I wouldn't bother with these unless you're really fascinated by the concept and definitely won't save up for a larger brands more sophisticated device. There's not much you can do with them, what you can do isn't very well implemented. It does show however, how easy it's going to be to produce cost effective minimalist versions of any of the functionality people end up using. Will that be photos and video? Possibly not but it might be identifying the route your sat nav on your phone is telling you to take without having to look at it, and thus expose your phone to theft and you as an obvious tourist of some kind. These are a curiosity at this point and nothing more.

I love gadgets and this pair of sunglasses is so much fun to have in the summer. The built in camera records 1080p30 by default and it does it discretely via the small camera in between the two sunglasses lens. Footage can be transfered or view on the PC when plugged into the USB port. For long recordings there is a highlight function where with a press of a button it will record a separate clip and put that in a separate folder on the built in storage, this makes finding the highlight so much easier. It is also a Bluetooth headset where there are built in speakers on both side near the ears, it can be used to answer calls as well as listening to music or podcast when connected to my phone. The mic for recording video is a be low but it can be adjusted in any video editing software easily. Since it does not have image stabilizing built in I must keep my head really still for stable footage, it will be a bit of a learning curve to make nice footage with this sunglasses. Once I realized how much our head does natural movement it is easy to make better videos with it.