Camera Glasses Video Glasses HD with 64GB Memory Card Recording Glasses Smart Glasses Wearable Eyeglasses for Outdoor Sports

The HD video quality is crystal clear, and the 64GB memory card holds tons of footage. I love how lightweight and comfortable they are and they look just like regular glasses,but capture every moment hands-free. Perfect for outdoor sports, biking, hiking, or just recording daily life from your point of view. The setup was quick and easy, and the battery lasts a long time. A fun, practical gadget that delivers great performance and quality. Highly recommend for anyone who loves capturing action on the go!

Total FLOP, from instruction clarity to image clarity... The picture quality is worse than a 1980's VHS video. While the video size is widescreen it is NOT HD. The actual pixel count does NOT appear 1080 and if it is 1080, it looks like someone is "jamming" the signal to make it look horribly grainy. Completely insufficient for serious usage or enjoyable viewing, though the microphone does work decently when recording. I have deciphered the instructions which were hastily translated from Chinese. Here's my interpretation so that you can first use the glasses and then be disappointed. 1. After inserting the memory card into the left arm of the glasses (Pic below), Press and hold power button for 3 seconds to turn on. Red/Blue light will show, then a steady Blue light will indicate glasses are on and in standby mode. NOTE: Camera will only await input for about 60 seconds before powering off. If blue light is off, the glasses are off and must be powered back on again. 2. With blue light steady ON, to take a picture, Press power button once, quickly. Blue light will blink off then back on. 3. With blue light steady ON, to start recording video, Press and hold power button for 3 seconds. Blue light will start blinking quickly to indicate “recording”. Press button once, quickly, to stop recording and save the video. Remember: Camera will only await input for 60 seconds before powering off to conserve battery life. Hope this helps y'all.

I bought these camera glasses to record handsfree and they do what I expected. The quality is great, and the glasses are lightweight and no bulky. They fit well on my face and stay comfortable even after wearing them for a while. The camera works well as described and simple to use with one button. Video quality is clear for everyday use, especially outdoors. The 64GB storage is a big plus and holds plenty of videos without needing to delete files often. Battery life is good enough for short trips.

What you should know about these camera glasses I'm just giving you my point of view of these glasses. I got these in the mail and I was excited to get them I got them out everything was packed very nice and well everything was in there just like it was and I charged him took about an hour to charge them up and when I try to find out where to put the micro SD card it was in one of the arms which it was very simple to put in it just took me a minute to find it but I put it on I recorded for a little bit walked around took a few pictures and then I put it in my computer to watch it and the quality was horrible it was grainy it was kind of poor quality video and wasn't expecting it to be that bad but it was I just couldn't believe how saturated and everything was that's probably the worst glasses I've ever looked through and recorded kind of blew my mind away but if you just looking for something to record it does work and record it's just not going to be high quality

I’m honestly surprised by how clear the video quality is on these glasses! They’re super easy to use, and the 64GB memory card gives me plenty of space for long recordings. I’ve used them for walks, road trips, and even a few outdoor events it’s nice not having to hold a phone or camera the whole time. The battery lasts a good while, and the glasses themselves look sleek and not bulky at all. Definitely worth it if you enjoy capturing moments hands-free!

No instructions with the glasses. It took a while to figure out how to video or take pictures. Replaying the videos, the picture was very grainy. Not happy at all.

Operation guide is useless. The single button seems to do random things and the indicator light just flashes red and blue. I thought I was recording video, but when I opened the files on my PC I had one 20 second video and 6 pictures, all which had no video source connection. The memory card slipped behind the socket in the glasses and I had to fish them out. Terrible product with the same issues as every other bad review. Edit: I unscrewed the glasses and the ribbon cable was disconnected. I was able to reconnect it and get video input but the quality is 360p or worse. Overall this product is garbage

The design looks just like regular sunglasses, so they don’t draw attention, and they feel lightweight and comfortable to wear. The camera quality is surprisingly clear, both for video and still photos, and the wide angle view makes sure nothing is missed. The battery life is decent, lasting a couple of hours on continuous recording, which is great for events, outdoor activities, or travel.

The quality is bad and the 1 button to do everything is frustrating. Never sure if it's recording or not despite the light blue light. The video quality is also horrible, feels more like 360p honestly. Plus the glasses are awful to look through, would it have killed them to put better lenses? Please avoid these.