Video Glasses with Bluetooth, HD 1080P Video Glasses with Polarized UV400 Lens for Outdoor Sports(No Audio)

The media could not be loaded. There is a lot of functionality built into these glasses, but I hope the vendor actually reads these comments.Pros1. They come with a protective carrying case.2. These glasses paired right on up before I even read the instructions and they show as Bluetooth device MS21.3. The ear buds on these glasses exceed some of the ear buds I've purchased recently in sound quality and the controls that center around the power button on the right side are intuitive for forward / reverse, and pause. When streaming music, you'll see the right inside LED indicator go green.3a. The audio you can listen to doesn't bleed over into your recording.4. The glasses can accommodate a good amount of storage, up to 256 GB in a single trans flash module. I had a 64 GB module lying around and it worked just fine. See my photo for where it inserts.5. These take still photos and record video. I included one video and some still photos. Due to the size of the video, we'll see if it'll upload.6. Pleasant Surprise: The description of these glasses ends with "(No Audio)". While I waited for them and read that, I was a bit bummed that I had missed it, but then when I tested them I was happy - the glasses I received do record audio.Cons1. Here is an area where the instructions have the potential to trip you up - the instructions reference the "power button" for still photos and video, but if you look at the diagram, it doesn't actually point at the MAIN power button. I don't think the manufacturer should have called this a "power button". This button to activate still and video is under the symbol (see my photo) that shows video recorder and still camera symbols with arrows between them. If you're not paying attention, and I was not, you'll be pressing the main power button and pausing your music, or turning the glasses off.2. It would be nice if the LED indicator was closer to the field of vision OR the voice let you know if you just took a still photo or started / ended video recording, as it does for power on / off.This is my first set of these types of glasses. I like them. I think there's a little bit of room for improvement, but overall, I like them and they function well!

I used to record my trekking in a national park and the picture quality was amazing. Very straight forward instructions, good value for the money!

This is a very useful piece of gear. The quality is very good, and the value is good for this product. Picture quality is very sharp. However, the ease of use leave a bit to be desired as it requires a third party app and some trial and error to get them fully working.

Realmente lo adquirí para grabar mis rodadas en bici, pero es complicado el sistema para ponerlo en modo grabación, leí las instrucciones y hasta vi videos, y aun así, no he podido hacwr que grabe, realmente resulta muy complicado, no lo recomiendo mucho.

I didn’t like the glasses. The ear buds are goofy and annoying. They were not as good as i hoped. I was going to use the at work for doing site safety audits. I guess you get what you pay for. I will be ordering another brand that cost more than 80 bucks.

Really cool asset, great for outdoor sports like running or biking, fit perfect, earphones sounds clear and loud, very easy and fast to pair with your phone, camera is centered so you get good pov videos!

This a product. I use it with cell phone to answer calls and listen to music. Thank you so much.

Gosh, I want to like these. Wearing a pair of camera glasses feels like a cool idea, but you'll want to point it out to people you're recording, because the camera lens is very visible and if you don't tell people you're recording, they're going to get nervous or camera shy - or confront you.As another reviewer mentioned, the earbuds are annoying; they're on short cables from the glasses to your ears but it's still cables touching your ears and cheeks, and that bugged me.The UV protection and polarized lenses are appreciated - always good to have in the sun. However, there is no mention made of how protective they are from flying objects. Could you wear these as safety glasses?My biggest beef, though, with the glasses, is that there is no audible feedback for the mode the glasses are in when you press a button - there is only an indicator light, which you can't see while you're wearing the glasses - and when you take the glasses off, you're pulling the earbuds out as well.While riding my bike, I never knew if a photo or video were successfully captured until i got home. The buttons are a bit confusing as they control multiple functions.Anyway, they're a cute toy, but probably not a good replacement for a GoPro or even most cell phone cameras.