OhO Sunshine 4K Camera Smart Ski Goggles with WiFi, 24M Photo, Anti-Fog - Skyshot

It smells so bad i cant even imagine putting it on my face

upgraded to USBC port, no extra battery
this is not my first OhO 4K WiFi Ski Goggles, I catch low price and buy another one. however this suddenly came WITHOUT +1 battery and charger. Luckily I already have multiple from previous orders, so I'm good. I bought my firs OhO in 2020 and always expecting that OhO may come out of business. But this latest goggles came with USBC port and charging cable, unlike previous with mini-USB. meaning they still produce them and upgrade.

After using these goggles for a full ski weekend, I would happily give a 5 star review. They are lightweight and comfortable, unlike the last set I owned. The buttons are easy to use, even with ski gloves. The audible beep and vibration make the recording process seemless. Downloading the SD card was effortless and the video quality was also much better than I was used to. Set up was easy as well. Battery life was excellent, I only needed one charge per day, but it was nice to know I had a backup if necessary. If I could make a suggestion, it would be that I would like to have some different lens alternatives. Other than that, these did exactly what I hoped, and a great value for the money.

These lenses are great. Easy to install and change. Blocks sunlight perfectly! Worth every penny

No skiing til April so I took them on a bike ride to see the quality of the video and posted a short clip of it here. Video quality and sound is good, the default is 1080p. These don't fit over glasses which is not necessarily a bad thing as that would make them more bulky. The fit is pretty good; they do press down on my nose a little so I have to keep them pushed up somewhat higher than feels natural but I can still see okay. They are user friendly, you simply press the power/video button and recording starts. The instructions say to press the button to turn on (solid red light at upper right of the right lens), then press again to record, but on mine it starts recording as soon as you press the button the first time (blinking red). There is also a vibration that you hear each time you press the button which becomes annoying after awhile. There is a photo button below the power/video one for still shots. I had some problems when connecting the goggles to my computer to view the videos. My computer (running Win10) would not always recognize them. It worked best when I turned the goggles off first (hold down power/video button) before inserting the USB cable into the computer. Everything worked fine after connecting. To update to the current date you have to open the text file in the root directory, make the adjustments, then save. You can also change the recording settings to a higher or lower resolution there. One thing I appreciate is that two batteries are included. Note: DO NOT take off the little plastic piece that sticks up from the battery as this is how you pull the battery out of the goggles! It's a good thing it is attached well because I tried to tear it off before I realized what it was for. They supply a little charger to charge the extra battery, and you can also charge the other battery while it is in the goggles. Everything fits nicely into the zippered case. There is a reset button shown in the diagram they provide (in between the SD card and USB port) but there is no button on mine, the only thing there is a little hole so I assume I would have to push in one of those little devices, or the end of large paper clip like we used to do to get a stuck drive to eject. I didn't try it yet. We'll see how these hold up. I'll update in a few months.