OhO Smart Glasses, Camera & Bluetooth Sunglasses with Open Ear Speaker Headset Headphone, Polarized UV Protection

Good device

These work quite well and it all depends on the price you pay when you order as these can vary quite a lot. The price was listed at £19.99 (currently £59.99) when i ordered these which is a fantastic price but it was a bit of a random order as these were a mystery item we sometimes get offered as reviewers now and again so i knew these were likely smart glasses but the price was probably wrong as can be seen by the more sensible price now. Controls are pretty simple once you get used to them and the resulting video is decent enough for what these are and for say cycling they would be quite handy as you can look at something and its recorded so great for some security. In low light these do suffer with noise on the video though so good lighting is needed to get the best image quality. The audio quality is not that good either so think of these more for video capture versus audio but the mic is functional enough for basic audio. Default video resolution is 1080p 30fps but you can edit a config file using a pc (see image) to change the resolution and framerate so if storage is an issue you can knock the resolution down to 720p 30 or for the best quality 1440p 30fps but 1080p 50fps (pal) is going to give a smother result. The style is not the best looking in my opinion but for the use case i used them for, to record some general b-roll out and about its fine and these are comfortable to wear and the camera hole is pretty unobtrusive.

I liked the quality of the video but head movements cause significant blurring. Videos cut after 5 to 10 minutes and re-start. I am not entirely sure it is recording unless i remove the frame to look at the red blinking light - not convenient. It connects easily with my phone with good call quality but other people can hear the person calling me even at the lowest volume. The field of view for the camera is smaller than what you can see. The frame is not as light as mentioned so it is not comfortable to wear for long. I need to keep pushing it up and it wont stay due the weight dragging it down, forcing me to extend my neck to see straight ahead. I wish I can return for something lighter.

I love gadgets and this pair of sunglasses is so much fun to have in the summer. The built in camera records 1080p30 by default and it does it discretely via the small camera in between the two sunglasses lens. Footage can be transfered or view on the PC when plugged into the USB port. For long recordings there is a highlight function where with a press of a button it will record a separate clip and put that in a separate folder on the built in storage, this makes finding the highlight so much easier. It is also a Bluetooth headset where there are built in speakers on both side near the ears, it can be used to answer calls as well as listening to music or podcast when connected to my phone. The mic for recording video is a be low but it can be adjusted in any video editing software easily. Since it does not have image stabilizing built in I must keep my head really still for stable footage, it will be a bit of a learning curve to make nice footage with this sunglasses. Once I realized how much our head does natural movement it is easy to make better videos with it.

Not easy to set up. With an old fashion Software. Waste of time in trying to updating and no value for money at all. Battery runed out and stop working completely. Would not power up again

I got these smart glasses for a friend who’s into fitness and runs a workout blog. She regularly films her training sessions and shares content with her followers, so a multifunctional device like this was just what she needed. Setup was quick and easy — the Bluetooth connection to her phone worked without any issues. The glasses are made from high-quality materials, fit comfortably, and are easily adjustable. The open-ear speaker design lets her stay aware of her surroundings while listening, which is especially important for outdoor workouts. The built-in 64GB camera turned out to be a game changer. She can now record long training sessions without constantly checking for storage space. The UV400 sun protection makes them great for shooting content outdoors even in bright sunlight. And with the open-ear speaker, she listens to music while training but still hears what’s going on around her. These smart glasses proved to be a practical and versatile tool for both fitness and everyday life. They combine essential features — sun protection, video recording, and music playback — all while keeping the user connected to the environment.

I was pleasantly surprised by this gadget, as the product listing didn’t make it entirely clear what to expect. What arrived was a pair of polarised sunglasses with built-in video recording and Bluetooth functionality for music and calls. This headset is something of a Jack of all trades. It records video of reasonable quality perfect for casual documentation like a bike ride, although it's obviously not on par with GoPro standards and lacks any sort of image stabilisation. The audio is delivered in stereo through speakers positioned just above the ears, allowing you to enjoy music while remaining aware of your surroundings; sound is a bit thin but to be expected. You can also take calls, although I was told my voice came through a little quiet and with noticeable background noise, which is understandable when being used outdoors. The frame is a bit bulky, but the headset is impressively light at just over 40 grams, and the controls are straightforward, with one button for video recording and another for power and Bluetooth pairing. There’s no companion app, so adjusting settings like date, watermark, video resolution, or highlight recording time requires plugging the device into a PC via USB-C and editing the config.txt file manually (I managed to do this in Excel) - a process that’s functional but not exactly user-friendly, and assumes a bit of tech know-how. Battery life is another trade-off: video recording lasts only about an hour, though music playback can go for around 10 hours. For just £20, it’s a surprisingly useful and fun gadget that should work well for casual outdoor recording and audio - just do not expect world-beating specs in terms of video or audio quality.

OhO Smart Glasses,64G Camera & Bluetooth Glasses with Open Ear Speaker: This for me, is one of those products that fit in to the small category of not worth it unless you have specific reason for it, because if you don't have a reason then there is no real chance of you using it. As an example, with the iPad being out for more than 15 years now, there are still people that question its use case just because they can't comprehend how it would add value to their particular life. I do very early morning out door cycling, jut before the break of dawn until the morning rush hour kicks in and I come across all sorts of people and scenarios. I can attach a camera to my bike but that wouldn't have the freedom to film everything that I can see. That's where these camera glasses come in. They fit comfortable and look pretty normal except for the hole in the centre. Something most people won't notice if they are not detail orientated. I've popped out the UV lens as that wouldn't work at night and I use it to film my whole 2-3 hour work out with a lightweight power bank attached. I feel better knowing that I can instantly film a dangerous situation as it happens rather than as soon as I can get my hands on my phone. The video play back is pretty good quality. Hardly grainy and quite sharp for the dark environment it is filmed in. A night vision camera would be ideal if they could make that. I wouldn't say that this is easy to use, because the buttons are awkward and have multiple functions that are not intuitive.

El sonido me sorprendió mucho, el volumen es bastante alto y se escucha muy bien. La calidad del video es regular, aceptable para tomas sin movimiento. Si lo quieres usar como cámara de acción no sirve, la falta de software de estabilización hace que el video se mueva en exceso. Yo lo intenté en MTB downhill y el video es inservible, te mareas de tanto que se mueve.

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Non esiste l’app per gestire le funzioni che dovrebbe avere. Senza l’app non fanno nuente

Worked pretty good for about 2 months. No longer turns on unless plugged directly into USB cord. Once turned on a functions worked just couldn't turn on without cord

Se calientan demasiado. Vivo en una ciudad muy caliente imagínense traer quemandote la varilla. Por lo demás están bien pero deberían tener una app para poder controlar mejor las grabaciones y no estar conectando por USB. También es complicada su configuración desde la laptop ya que está en chino.