OhO sunshine 4K UHD Camera Sunglasses, Record-While-Charging, Water Resistant, UV Protection Lenses, Unisex

These are really good.

Awful product, the battery only lasts 10 to 15 minutes. Usless product and a complete rip off! No matter how low I set the resolution, it only lasts 10 to 15 minutes. Re set the phone as well, and still the battery is awful, I have had the glasses for some time now, as I wanted to give it a chance, but I feel I have been conned by the company. Selling an untested faulty product is unaceptable, but I dont know how to get my money back. What a con this has been!

Unfortunately no stabiliser, but does its job

The 4k £119.99 most expensive model (sale price) version pros: Better resolution, meaning slightly sharper. The 4k version cons: 23 min battery life out of the claimed 30. (and in 1080p mode 47 mins, which is strange, maybe I got a bad unit) Very heavy 61g, advertised as 49g Large visible lens Chunky Shakey footage The image is very noisy, and trails the noise speckles with motion. Audio recording is very low. The 1080p £49.99 (sale price) pros: The battery lasts 1 hour and 28 mins. The image is much more stable, no major motion trail / lag. The lens is much smaller, so less noticeable. Although much heavier than the stated 35g, it was 47g which is fine, not too heavy like the 4k ones. Slimmer frame, comfier for the nose The audio recording is very clear quality and loud. £70 cheaper than the 4k, when it's next on sale might buy a second pair. This being said the 1080p version which comes with the spare lenses, this has been confirmed to be the same design as the 4k version meaning it's also heavy, so if you want the light weight model, you will want to get the very cheapest model. (£49.99 on sale, £89.99 regular price.) These glasses any model work as a nice addition to your dash cam, of course the benefit of the 4k is that it see's the numbers more clearly. I will upload a video at some other date.

Was really impressed with the overall look and feel of the glasses. Build quality seems pretty good and the selection of lenses and accesories was really nice, however I did not receive the strap to secure the glasses to your head. I did not test the transition lenses out due to the decision to return the glasses. The features are pretty basic and straight forward and require you to edit a text file via a pc on the device storage to configure the settings. I only tested 4k30fps and 1080p60fps settings and although the resoloution was correct there is no real decernable difference in the quality or the fps when playing the video back via a pc. I also found the video on both resoloutions to be quite grainy and have pixel noise in the video. I also found that if you are in a fairly low light scenario with the glasses and there is a light source from a screen or elsewhere that the camera did not handle this well and and does not seem to have the firmware to focus and compensate for this so if you wanted to record a screen or light display you will just get an unfocused light source and will not be able to make out any images or designs. This final issue wich may only be a problem for some and on the Camo version due to its light colours and clear plastic used in the frame, which resulted in the flashing light from the video recording being visible through the frame on the front and side's of the nose bridge where the lights are mounted and I found this not only very anoying as it is visable in your peripheral vision while wearing the glasses but also eleminiates the descretionary factor and in any low light situations results in your nose and glases flashing red like a bulls eye right between your eyes.

After 2 months of testing in temperatures as low as -20C, I'm impressed. The image quality is adequate but could do with stabilization - hopefully this will come in future models. As a 'dashcam' for pedestrians it's excellent. I got just under 100 minutes of battery life in temps below zero, well within the inbuilt 64gb memory capacity. It's worth mastering the config file even if you're tech-challenged like me. The changeable lenses are a boon if you don't want to look like the kind of twerp who wears sunglasses indoors.

Video and audio quality did not meet expectations, it's definitely not 4k. Additionally the glasses were far too small for my head and it's far too overpriced for what you get out of it.

Nice piece of kit for the money. Easy to use and works well. One thing (and this is general with this sort of kit) - don't be fooled by claims of ultra-high resolution. There is a trade off with frame rate. High spatial resolution = low temporal (you'll get motion blur). So, if you want to do any moving stuff, you're probably going to have to drop the spatial resolution. But, hey, for the price, pretty neat.

Boa qualidade, mas falta um estabilizador de video. E a bateria.. dura apenas cerca de 30minutos, novo! é muito pouco

Great footage

Junk

qualité vidéo passable et mauvaise conception. ne permet pas d'inclinaison et donc peut pratique pour filmer

Die Bildqualität ist ganz gut. Ton gerade noch akzeptabel. Leider gibt es keinen Bildstabilisator und die Aufnahmen sind auch verwackelt wenn man den Kopf ganz ruhig hält. Aufzeichnungen beim Radfahren udgl muss man nachträglich stabilisieren und dabei auf 30% Bildinhalt verzichten. Nachbearbeitung zahlt sich auch aus wenn die Farben naturgetreu werden sollen. Ein Vorteil für "normale" Videos: das Bild wird im Querformat aufgezeichnet. Die Files werden lokal im Gerät gespeichert. Um sie auf den PC zu kopieren muss die Brille mit USBC mit dem Rechner verbunden werden. Die Brille wird dann als Flashdrive gemountet. Akku hält inetwa 20-30min eingeschaltet und aufzeichnungsbereit mit ein paar Aufnahmen. Der rechte Bügel wird sehr heiss!