OhO Sunshine Livi Smart Camera Glasses Wi-Fi - HD 1080P Blue Light Blocking

I love the way that you can't tell that there's a camera in this! The sound quality on them work amazing, and you definitely get the value for your money because the battery life works forever and I love all the features that come with it. Overall great quality and functions great. 5??????????

I ordered these so I could use them at the shooting range and record myself so that I could see what mistakes I was making in the moment. They work really well and are relatively easy to use. They ARE a bit heavy and tend to slide down a bit, but that's not a major issue. I haven't had a chance to upload anything to my computer yet, but it seems easy enough that anyone could figure out!

These fit great. I'm a guy with a kind of big head so I have trouble with headphones but these fit great and looked fantastic. I had absolutely no trouble with the size or shape of the frames I actually feel pretty good about the way I look in them.

The video and audio quality was also very good. I was honestly surprised how great it was.

I like that the glasses are very subtle, that's very cool. That means I can use them at events where photography is allowed (some LARP events allow it and some don't, always check first) without looking like a complete tool bag.

The only problem is there's almost no way to tell when it is and isn't recording. The indicator is on the inside by your ear when it really should be up on the frames where you can actually see it. I guess that would be obtrusive but yikes it's hard to tell if you are recording which means it's easy to loose footage if you can't tell you have stopped recording.

This is simplified if you use the app. The app is fine but it has a few problems, namely:

These glasses can be set to broadcast a wifi signal. You need to turn them on, then double click the power button to activate Wi-Fi. This will create a Wi-Fi network named after your glasses that you can connect to on your phone, then open the app to connect to and remote control the glasses. This offers you a lot more control over them, and allows you to change settings and import video into the app if that's something you are interested in.

However it takes up your Wi-Fi connection on your phone forcing you to use data. For me, not a problem but when I was on a data limited plan that would have been a big pain. Also it's going to be a pain regardless because you can't have wifi and data operating simultaneously, to send this review I had to disconnect.

You don't need to use the app to use the glasses. But it's a lot of hassle to set up. In order to rename the wifi network your glasses broadcast or change the password you have to disconnect and restart them. You'll have to do this twice to change both. It's a pain.

However it's a nice way to make sure you are getting that footage.

Overall I'm very pleased with the product, but when it comes to value it's going to come down to user experience compared to other products. This is the first I've used, I don't know what's out there but it's not hard to see there could be some major improvements with minor changes.

What I like about these is that I don't need to turn on any connectivity to use them. I can use these entirely offline. I also don't need to connect them to the Internet if I'm in the middle of nowhere and no network is available. I can just shoot the video and upload it later.

What I dislike is how hard it is to do anything with it. Hard to tell if it's shooting without the app, hard to set up and use the app. Very simple interface, that's a plus, but not a lot of good feedback for the operator to let them know what the device they are operating is doing.

Absolutely do not leave the wifi on default settings. Don't do that. Very not good to leave network unsecured.