OhO Smart Camera Glasses, Full HD 1080P Polarized Sunglasses with 32GB Built-in Memory for Outdoor Sport, Men/WomenCarbonfree Certified

I really love these cam-glasses. They seem to be very well made, and not the typical China junk. The video is mid-quality, nothing great, but good enough to document a problem incident. You don't need any of the BS that the Mega glasses require, and that alone makes these a great choice. Well worth the money!

These sunglasses are very fun. Easy to use. There is no wifi or bluetooth option. Which is nice in its own way since you do not need an app to operate. Video quality is good but there is no IBIS so any movement will be noticeable. The looks are not the greatest, but they do block out most of the sunlight as opposed to other glasses with the same feature of taking videos.You can change the options as far as vibration, image resolution and video resolution with the included charging cable and a computer or your phone (android, not sure if you can with an iphone).These are my second pair. The first pair stopped working. The battery swelled and short out which fortunately did not happen while wearing. I had wore them out in the sun too much and I assume after too many charging cycles the battery just can not handle it anymore. And you cannot buy a single batter to replace it with. Minimum order is 1,000.For the price of these glasses, they are worth what you pay. Just keep your expectations low and you will be happy with these. Think, disposable camera as opposed to a DSLR

I've tried 3 different brands of these type of "spy" glasses (I'm trying to find a good pair for my brother who rides motorcycles often) and these have been the worst so far. The image is better than I thought but it's easily blurred/jarred by too quick of head movements. You basically need to act like a robot with your head motions, turn slowly and deliberately. When you plug these up to a computer to modify/view settings, don't get too attached to what you set as it'll default back to whatever it is when you get them, IF you get the settings to show up at all. The built in software is very buggy in my experience (I used this on a dedicated "test PC" (I don't trust anything coming from China with software on it or connects to your PC/laptop via USB ports). I didn't find anything stealing my info but I also didn't do a "deep dive" on it either. Also, get used to the glasses vibrating with anything you do. Start recording, stop, charge, you get the point. The storage is OK for short recordings but as I've already said, there's better for less money. These fit on the face alright, not uncomfortable feeling and just a bit more bulky than a big pair of Oakley glasses in my opinion. The lenses cover your eyes well from sunlight and are pretty good for just sunglasses. The camera is very noticeable and most people asked if it there was a camera in my glasses at 10-15ft or less from them (family and friends) so you're no "James Bond" while wearing these. The battery life is OK but it doesn't make it a full hour with a fully charged battery most times. I've timed it at as low as 46 minutes up to 64 minutes. I think a lot of this is due to how hot the glasses get and it effects the battery performance but on a warm sunny day, don't be surprised if you get more around 45-50 minutes of battery life due to the heat.Overall, there are better options out with image stabilization, better recording quality overall, and storage, for less money. I'm not going to give something a 5 star review and help sell you a polished turd, just because I got it for "free" to review.

The glasses are supposed to have a settings folder that you can open and change your settings within, they are also what control the opperation of the glasses. However when I plugged them into my computer no such file existed and I couldn't record any video or take any photos. I was able to manually create a settings folder and write the init.txt telling it how to opperate. So now I can take photos and record videos. I can't seem to get the date and time to work properly just yet, they revert back to 01/01/2016 no matter what I have tried, the time also sets itself... but I am hoping I can get there. The glasses vibrate annoyingly when you plug them in, turn them on, being recording, take a photo, stop recording, power them off, plug them in lol... you get it. So if you take a photo while recording the buzzing of the vibration shows up in the recording and there is no way to turn that of.The glasses themselves fit a bit snug but comfortable enough and honestly being a tight fit they won't fall off is you are wearing them while doing anything physical. The quality of the video isn't bad at all and the audio is decent minus the vibration presenting itself if you also takae a photo. The addition of clear lenses is pretty cool and makes me curious if I could find a lens crafter that could make a set in my prescription. That would be neat. I don't think these glasses are terrible but I do own a pair that record in 1080/60, support micro SD cards allowing for much more storage, and cost almost a 3rd of the price. So I don't know... Time will tell which last longer I guess.