OhO sunshine 32GB Camera Glasses,1080P HD Smart Glasses with Built in Camera and Transitional Blue Light Blocking Lens(Black Fame)

You need a computer to play the videos or look at the photos, but it works great.

I bought these as an alternative to the much more expensive name brand. The frames aren't bad looking. Arms are a little thick but still ok. They're comfortable on my face. Operation is pretty simple for recording video and taking pictures. Surprisingly, the videos are pretty good. They were very clear and the do an excellent job of recording sound. Loud and clear. All of these qualities are 4 and 5 star worthy. What brought the rating down, at least for me, is the fact that they don't have an accompanying app, so that I can see what I'm recording as Im recording it. The only way to check the video is to remove the sd card and download it to your computer. You don't actually know what you have until you download it. They're still pretty good but for me, not having an app takes a lot away.

UPDATE: I said I'd write one if I could get the glasses to work, and I have by replacing the memory card that came with them. I think it's just a bad card. The glasses didn't seem to recognize it. Just placed a newly purchased one from Amazon, and the glasses work as instructed.I'd give them a 5 star if they also included some sort of bluetooth clicker so you can remote click to record and take photos. Otherwise, the first few seconds of each video is skewed because you have to check that the light is blinking and you are actually recording. This is the case for the old pair of 720K glasses I have. And you've got to get the tilt level correct and hold your head still.And there's no night vision so unless you have plenty of light, you will see snow and fuzz. But these glasses do everything else I expect them to, and they do look sharp. Yeah -- glad I get to keep these. Yay!-----Old review: Got these in hopes of filming recreational sports games. NOTE: No matter what glasses you use, your head moves much more than a hand-held device...Haven't been able to get any of the features working: recording, picture taking, using it a camcorder for the computer. I have an older pair (different brand) that have an awful resolution, but they pick up audio well, and it's clear when you're actively taking a picture by the feedback blinks on the glasses. On this pair, the light comes on and turns off in about two seconds. The glasses are charged and the memory card is correctly inserted, but nothing happens.The GOOD: The texture of the frames feels very silky and the lenses do turn bluer out in bright light for eye protection. They are lightweight and slim. It's obvious that they are camera glasses, so you can't be a spy.I'll update the review if I can get these to work. I'm recharging them again and going to try again, and if they don't work, I'm returning them. I really want to like these!

I can’t believe we live in a time where video glasses are a thing—these are so cool! I absolutely love them. The video is clear and smooth, and the 32GB storage is great—you can record all day! The blue light blocking feature is a nice touch, and the overall quality is solid. They’re fun to use, not just for practicality, but because they’re just plain awesome. Definitely a unique and exciting gadget!

This is a replacement pair after I returned the first par. The second pair won’t record video two months after purchase. I recommend you stay away from this product

I just bought theseThey work as expectedThey look cool enough, not over the top in anyway or bulky.I did a test video and upload, everything worked. I will do a road test soon and update my review.

These camera glasses are fantastic! The 1080P HD video is clear and smooth, and the 32GB storage is perfect for all-day recording. Plus, the blue light-blocking and transitional lenses make them easy on the eyes indoors and out. They’re stylish and practical—I couldn’t be happier!

Let me clarify what I mean by saying these aren’t very discreet. I’m not looking for spy level tech to secretly record a meeting with a kingpin in an undercover sting operation. I was just hoping they would be something I could put on and wear to record a second angle at my kid’s soccer game or to record while I’m doing something I might want to look back on later but not have to have a camera out for. The glasses themselves are pretty nice and look pretty normal. The legs are chunky but that’s ok. The frames are thick but that’s ok too…my regular glasses are big and chunky also. The problem is the lens smack in the middle with no effort whatsoever to conceal it or camouflage it or even make it aesthetically pleasing or work it into the design of the frame at all. It’s almost like they found a frame style they liked, added the hardware needed into the legs by making them thick, and just drilled a hole in between the lenses for the camera, and called it a day.I don’t mind if someone notices I have a camera on my glasses, but these come across more like I’m wearing a camera that is shaped like a pair of glasses. Does that make sense?