Camera Glasses Video Glasses HD Smart Glasses Recording Outdoor Sport Glasses with Camera Wearable Eyeglass Built-in 32G Memory Card only Open on Computer

I’m honestly very impressed with these camera glasses. The design looks just like regular glasses, so no one can tell they have a built-in camera, which makes them perfect for outdoor activities or capturing moments hands-free. The video quality is surprisingly clear for such a compact device, and the built-in 32GB storage is more than enough for everyday use. I also like how easy it is to use—just turn them on and start recording without any complicated setup.

The glasses cost 49.99 you cannot remove the sd card unless you put force the glasses are breakable. So imagine trying to remove the sd card and putting force and now the glasses break. This is not worth the money. I am writing this even before I even use these. Already disappointed!!!! DO NOT BUY!!!! Not worth the money. Glasses are cheap with problems!!!!

They work great just wish the glasses where more specific on how to use them labeling on the glasses.

My initial review is a 4 star based on what i think the potential may be. The issues I have is with #1 the size of the videos amd the .avi format. I did a quick video and was surprised that the file was almost 60 MB. I did a longer video, maybe a minute or two, and it was a whopping 100 MB - even wen I converted from avi to mp4 it was still huge, like 90MB. If I wanted to share or to edit, I would be dealing with a huge file. As far as the video, I would say that it was not the best. It is like you can see screen static in the video -- like a line keeps going from bottom to top and I did not like that. the video is just not clear and crisp but for the price you have to expect that. I think I would be willing to pay more for better video, but this was my first test so I went with the price reduction to get an understanding of the possibilities.

I recently purchased these smart glasses, and overall, they’re pretty decent for the price. The video quality is acceptable, although it can be a bit choppy at times, likely due to the 30 frames per second rate, which isn’t my favorite. One design flaw I noticed is with removing the chip; it’s a bit of a hassle. However, this is minor since you can easily connect the glasses directly to your computer using the included cord. In summary, these smart glasses offer good value, but there’s room for improvement in the video smoothness and design features.

One of the things that pleasantly surprised me about them was how natural they felt when I first tried them. I was able to acclimate to the tiny weight differential between the frame and ordinary eyeglasses in a short amount of time. The frame fits on my face in a manner that is comparable to that of typical sunglasses. It is my opinion that the most advantageous aspect of this pair is its capacity to record memories in a short amount of time; there is no need to mess about with a camera or their phone. All that is required to start the recording is the click of a button. This proved to be very beneficial during unexpected interactions with animals that occurred while I was hiking. In situations like these, every second counts if you want to get that perfect photo. Having said that, the learning curve may be a little bit challenging. Due to the fact that I discovered after the fact that my film was aimed too far above the actual scenario, I did not have a positive experience during my first recording session. The field of vision of the camera is somewhat different than what I am used to seeing on a mobile device. On the other hand, after a few attempts, I was able to find out how to gradually adjust the glasses so that they were at a better angle. Through the use of a tiny downward inclination of my head, I was able to successfully focus the frame on the activity or route that was in front of me. In order to prepare yourself for any crucial filming, it is highly recommended that you practice a few times.

Glasses take pictures and picks up audio but doesn't not record. Don't buy

These HD smart glasses are a cool fun gadget for recording outdoor sports and everyday activities hands-free. The video quality is surprisingly clear for such a compact device. I love the fact it has a built-in 32GB memory card that offers more than enough of storage for anything I'd need to use it for. They’re lightweight and comfortable enough to wear for extended periods of time, and the design is decently discreet looking. Unless someone is really looking close they easily pass for regular reading glasses. Transferring files is simple, all ya have to do is plug them into your computer via included USB cord and everything pops up instantly. While the battery life could be a bit longer, it's more than enough for me.

The video is not clear and not practical to use.