Smart Camera Glasses with Camera HD 1080P Sports Wearable Glasses for Outdoor Sports

I’ve been using these smart camera glasses during my outdoor walks and bike rides, and they’ve been really convenient. The 1080p video quality looks clear in daylight, and I like that I can listen to music or take calls with the built-in Bluetooth. The glasses are lightweight and comfortable, and the polarized lenses help reduce glare when I’m out in the sun. I was able to easily insert a Micro-SD card and start recording with a single button press. The battery lasts around an hour and a half, which has been enough for my typical use. Overall, these glasses have been a fun and useful addition to my routine.

Waste of money. I’m pretty tech savvy, but the instructions aren’t very good. Different image in the instructions than what you actually get, so that doesn’t help any. I tried taking some videos with them, but only got pictures. I’ll be looking for something way more user friendly and made to a higher quality. Installing and removing the memory card is also a major pain!

These smart camera glasses are an absolute game-changer for capturing moments while staying active. Whether I’m biking, hiking, or just walking around the city, the built-in 1080P HD camera records everything clearly without needing to pull out a phone or GoPro.The design is stylish and lightweight—doesn’t look bulky or scream “tech gadget,” which I love. Video quality is sharp with smooth playback, and it handles both bright and shaded areas well. Battery life is solid for my typical outdoor sessions, and transferring footage is quick and easy.Perfect for content creators, outdoor enthusiasts, or anyone who wants to stay hands-free while documenting their day. It’s like having your own POV documentary setup—without the hassle!

The media could not be loaded. I absolutely love these camera glasses! I bought them for biking and hiking trips, and they’ve completely exceeded my expectations. The video quality is outstanding—sharp 1080P HD with smooth motion and vibrant colors. It captures everything I see, exactly how I see it, which makes reviewing my outdoor adventures a joy.What I Love:✅ Hands-free recording – Perfect for staying in the moment while still capturing it all✅ Stylish design – They look like regular sporty sunglasses, not bulky or weird at all✅ Very comfortable – I’ve worn them for hours without any discomfort✅ Easy to use – One-button operation makes recording super simple✅ Great battery life – Easily lasts through a full bike ride or hike✅ Excellent value – For the price, the features and video quality are incredibleHighly recommended! 👌🏼

The video is pretty good quality but the video is broken into 3 minute increments so output will not be one continuous video. If all you need are shorts than this product will do ok.

Been using this for POV videos I post on social media. Found this to be a suitable and more affordable substitute than other smart glasses camera. Found this easy to use with just a simple button to start and stop recording. Accessing the videos was straightforward and did not involve the use of another app I needed to download. Video quality was good but not great. Still good enough for my needs. Found this to be comfortable to wear. Was not too heavy. In terms of functionality and price, this is a recommended device if you need to make POV videos.

Product dosent have Bluetooth, so there is no way to view or take pictures unless you press the button on glasses. The only way to view pics, is too take out TF card, or link to computer with USB.

Can't wait to send this back! First off, these are not smart glasses as the description claims. I didn't see any reviews clarifying this. They don't have speakers. It doesn't come with a memory card so I did not test recording capability. The nose bridge has a very sharp edge and is painful to wear. Actually, all the edges are sharp like that. The plastic they are made of feels very fragile. The ones made by Oho are much better but a lot more expensive. If you want Bluetooth audio and camera built in, Oho seems to be the better option.