Camera Glasses 1080P Video Glasses HD Eyewear Camera Video Cam Photo Taking Video Camcorder for Travel, Sports(Included 32G TF Card)

I will say that these are a bit better than I initially expected, but it is not without its cons. To be fair, let's start with the pros: they are comfortable to wear. I wear glasses daily and using these in place of my regular ones has not been a noticeable difference except not being as snug a fit as my personal pair. The video quality is fair: I am in no way a professional vlogger or anything, but I know grain / video quality loss when I see it, and there is definitely some grain in these videos, more evident when showing videos on a larger screen. The included SD card is always nice to have and I have yet to have any issues with corrupted videos or having the disk be unreadable. In terms of actually using it, it seems a little finicky in terms of what is captured, so you're going to have to try these out at different heights on your nose's bridge to get just the right viewing angle. Finally, like others have mentioned, this only really works in bright lighting or taking photos / vids with sufficient lighting all around, otherwise you're not going to capture much of anything. I'd say this is more of a gimmick, may be worth using for B roll or an alternate / more intimate view while recording, but will definitely not replace a standard camera or even an average phone camera.

I bought these glasses for a site-seeing trip. I tested them a couple of times at home, and the video and photos were acceptable. They didn't turn out as well as my smart phone, but for such a small device, I didn't expect they would. The biggest issue is determining when the glasses actually are in recording mode. Make sure to practice using them several times prior to actually trying to record something you want to keep. I apparently thought they were in recording mode when I was attempting to document our travels on the road and through an anticipated tour; when I connect the glasses to my laptop, I discoverer that they had not recorded anything.Bottom line - these glasses work, but require getting used to using to assure they record what you want.

The photos and videos are grainy

No matter which version of these glasses I have tried the camera aims too high. When I push them back against my face, it does not record what I am looking at.

The Dahocamgo Camera Glasses are excellent for recording videos/audios, and they're very easy to use with just one button to operate it. Short press to take still pictures or long press for about 3 seconds to record videos.

Glass fit comfortable.Camera doesn't stand out.VERY EASY to use.Comes with a mini SD card.Upload the videos directly to computer before trying to view them. Failure to do so won't show the best quality.