iVUE Vista 4K/1080P HD Camera Glasses Video Recording Sport Sunglasses DVR Eyewear, Up to 120FPS, 64GB Memory

I would like to say, that this is a very useful and fun product especially since I do video photography as a hobby and digital photography.The only thing there is a learning curve when you hook the USB to your glasses to the computer you have to go in the settings and you might want to go on YouTube to change the settings because you just can't change them and then hit save it's actually a script and anybody that knows basic computers can do it but look at the YouTube video that's what I would recommend.The photography on them the picture quality is amazing I go bike riding with friends and it's amazing things we miss when we're not looking at everything around us we're only looking ahead of us so if you're into adventure sports biking and things where there's nature they're great. Now, I will say this besides it's being a great product like any other photography you wearing on your body though it be a body camera or any recording device if you are in a building that says No cameras or cell phones then you have to abide by it because if you take video in there and something happens you can be liable especially in the state of California it all depends on each state. I would recommend these glasses be courteous and professional. from a first person view they're amazing and remember if you're going to record somebody you have to let them know they're being recorded unless you're law enforcement or a private investigator which has the authority to record a certain events without anybody's approval.Other than that have fun with them and like I said if you're in the video photography like nature hiking biking things like that or just life itself they're great to have even family dinners and so forth.FYI.. taking still pictures with him are amazing too and in the settings you can set it to 1080p 2K or 4K.

I've never written a review. I don't have time for it. But I'm amazed by how well thought out this product is. UV, Polarised, they provide every accessory, like clear lens. simplicity, a case, a sac with cleaning cloth. The design. What a perfect product!!

Video quality and stereo sound recording excellent. My only issues are the temples are way too tight and hurt behind your ears after extended use, the camera should have a tilt control cause your aren't recording what you think you are all the time, and this product should have never took the app capabilities off! If there was an app you'd be able to see exactly what the camera was looking at instead of blindly recording and having to wait until you connect to a computer only to find out the majority of the recording you've been looking at something completely different than what you expected.

Overall, I like these glasses. One can always wish it was cheaper, and the build quality leaves a little to be desired with the skin-facing cover panels being loose and ill-fitting.... But the photo and video quality was reasonable, battery life was at least the hour promised.To change settings, you need to write a very specific text file, then upload it to a particular place in the file structure, but it works. I assume you can leave the time off, but if you don't, it'll set the time when you first turn it on, so you have to do that on schedule.Biggest complaint: There's no SD card, so your only option to get the movies off is with the provided woven micro USB. I tried several others, and none of them worked. A genuine USB-C would have been way better, but really, just something that worked.Given that I could lose or damage the cable, I returned the unit, but would buy another if they fix the above issues. It was comfortable to wear, and I used them even when not recording. Lenses were polarized and on the darker side without being extreme. One I RTFM, it was easy to control. The case was nice. The frames are easier to scratch than the lenses, so be aware of that.Lastly: No one seemed to notice I had video glasses. I wore them around a fair amount and never got questioned - even though I can see the lens quite plainly (and you can make a good argument it's not hidden), even in extended face to face conversations no one said anything.I found the camera to point ~10 degrees more skyward than I would like, it's harder to see your own hands.Almost a really good product, if you can live with the cable, it's worth getting.

I've purchased 4 pairs of these glasses. I'm pretty reckless with stuff like this and that's why I never buy expensive sunglasses for this reason because I know I'll lose them or break them.But these are worth replacing because I've captured so many great moments over the past five years with them. The last four pairs I've purchased through OHO Sunglasses.These look like identical products but the name is different and they claim to have image stabilization. That's probably hard to achieve because we all move out heads so much with we're active without realizing it. I was hoping this feature would make a discernable difference but I can't really tell. It might be a little better but I haven't compared the footage side by side yet.However, there's a huge difference between footage from glasses compared with the iPhone. The iPhone footage is far superior but it's still worth it to me for the glasses because there are so many times I capture footage that I overwise would have missed. Hopefully, they'll find ways to make image stabilization obviously better. But that day is not today as far as I can tell.When I lose or damage these I'll save $50 and buy the other OHO version without image stabilization because I don't think there was a great enough difference.

Seems to work as advertised.

Las gafas hacen bien su trabajo y son sólidas, tienen buena pinta. Lo que no me gusto es que se anuncian cómo que producen archivos de video .mov y me salió con que son en realidad mp4. A veces siento que el ángulo de visión es insuficiente. En general estoy contento con estas gafas.

Not stable recording. The videos are unwatchable because of the earthquake style records.

Battery life is too short