Camera Glasses Video Glasses HD Smart Glasses Recording Outdoor Sport Glasses with Camera Wearable Eyeglass Built-in 32G Memory Card Open on Computer

The glasses works!! connecting your glasses to pc works pretty straight forward. I transfer to my phone using this itemUSB C Hub, Acodot 9 in 1 USB C to 4K@60HZ HDMI Multiport Adapter, 3 USB 3.0 Ports, SD/TF Card Reader, 100W PD, Desigend for MacBook Pro Air HP XPS and Other Type C Devicesor you can take the memory card out of the glasses and put the memory card into your phoneto play the video I use MX PLAYER APP that I download from the google play store, you can also download the app on AMAZON APP STORE for the fire tablet tooMX player seem to be the only app that played the videos for me. when I watch the video I slow down the play speed to see better what is going onfor me my glaese record for 1 hour and 30 minutes and uses 20 gig of memory on a 32 gig memory card

I had to download an app on my Chromebook specifically to watch videos from this thing, which are in .avi format, only for the app to tell me that there was something wrong with the video, and wouldn’t even try to play it. I reckon they might not be completely useless, they would make great target practice.

Not only are these glasses comfortable to wear, they actually are a really good fit. The size and shape are similar to my regular glasses and not once did they slide off of my face either. When it came to wearing these, no one could really tell that there was a hidden camera, partly because they are very similar to my ones I wear daily. I've been able to wear these with my hair up or down and either way, you can't see that the ear pieces are a little bigger than my actual glasses. When it comes to the camera quality, its surprisingly clear and you can see everything. Even when I'm looking down and reading pages, you can clearly see all of the lettering that's on the pages, even small print. Where the memory card goes, I've not had any issues with it falling out on its own either. The only extra thing I had to buy was an adapter so it'll fit into my reader. Other than that, these glasses are great. Not to mention, they hold a charge for quite some time but does depend on how much they get used. Normally when I wear them, its between 20-30 minutes at most and that's usually the longest I wear them for. With those times, I usually don't have to charge them for a few days.

I recently purchased these smart glasses, and overall, they’re pretty decent for the price. The video quality is acceptable, although it can be a bit choppy at times, likely due to the 30 frames per second rate, which isn’t my favorite. One design flaw I noticed is with removing the chip; it’s a bit of a hassle. However, this is minor since you can easily connect the glasses directly to your computer using the included cord. In summary, these smart glasses offer good value, but there’s room for improvement in the video smoothness and design features.

The view is a bit close up. The field of vision is so close that if you tuck your chin the camera till can't see your chest. I know adding a zoom feature would take up more space but it would be nice to get a natural view.

I believe that the idea behind these glasses is quite inventive, particularly for those like myself who like recording while engaging in physical activity without having to carry additional equipment. I felt the fact that the glasses came with a memory card that is already installed to be a wonderful bonus since it eliminated the need for me to purchase more storage space separately. When I wear them, the camera is able to record high-definition film, and the viewpoint seems very natural. During my trek, I was able to capture some breathtaking vistas without having to worry about holding a camera or calibrating my phone. My ability to remain focused on my surroundings was made possible by the hands-free function, which is also an excellent tool for recording situations in a spontaneous manner. The controls are not too complicated; there is a button on the side of the glasses that can be used to start and stop recording, and it did not take me very long to get used to using said button. One of the most advantageous aspects of these glasses, in my opinion, is the ease they provide.

Instructions not good and they don't tell you you only use them with a computer

The media could not be loaded. One of the things that pleasantly surprised me about them was how natural they felt when I first tried them. I was able to acclimate to the tiny weight differential between the frame and ordinary eyeglasses in a short amount of time. The frame fits on my face in a manner that is comparable to that of typical sunglasses. It is my opinion that the most advantageous aspect of this pair is its capacity to record memories in a short amount of time; there is no need to mess about with a camera or their phone. All that is required to start the recording is the click of a button. This proved to be very beneficial during unexpected interactions with animals that occurred while I was hiking. In situations like these, every second counts if you want to get that perfect photo. Having said that, the learning curve may be a little bit challenging. Due to the fact that I discovered after the fact that my film was aimed too far above the actual scenario, I did not have a positive experience during my first recording session. The field of vision of the camera is somewhat different than what I am used to seeing on a mobile device. On the other hand, after a few attempts, I was able to find out how to gradually adjust the glasses so that they were at a better angle. Through the use of a tiny downward inclination of my head, I was able to successfully focus the frame on the activity or route that was in front of me. In order to prepare yourself for any crucial filming, it is highly recommended that you practice a few times.