AI Smart Glasses with 8MP Camera 1080P Video HD Photo Bluetooth Audio AI Voice Assistant Real-Time Translation Object

Great inexpensive AI glasses. They have exactly one drawback, which is the on/off switch can be a little temperamental but once you get used to it the operation isn’t bad. Really good camera quality for something that is this inexpensive. The glasse almost have a “wayfarer” look and definitely are total nerd chic, which is really kind of cool. The speakers built into the ear pieces are maybe a bit louid, but using them in a noisy environment it’s unnoticeable, and the sound quality isn’t bad. They are comfortable, even for someone with a fat head like mine, and the lens size is alright too. Connecting them to my phone was simple, easy bluetooth connection, in fact the bluetooth on these wants to connect once a connection is established, I was in another room and left them on accidentally and they connected on their own. Simple! The price is definitely right, I think with the online Amazon coupon they were less than $80, really hard to beat. Read more

The media could not be loaded. Review: I actually really like these smart glasses. The app works well, connects easily, and the functionality is impressive. Video quality isn’t true 4K — it’s closer to 1080p–2K — but still very clear and more than good enough for everyday use. The mic is about a 4/10 and noise cancellation around a 3/10, so they work best in quieter environments. The AI and translation features are excellent and easily the standout functions. Overall, great value for the price and a solid alternative to Meta glasses. Use these in a club setting a day setting work setting as I work on cars and had great footage and all the setting. Read more

Terrible Chinese junk. They look and feel like costume glasses. They are too tight to wear for long periods. Camera image quality is low and the video is 4:3. Any photos or videos taken activate the stupid LED light on the frames that offers no actual lighting. The touchpad on the frame doesn't work. The speakers work but anyone near you will hear them. The translating is wrong half the time and lags way behind the conversation. You will just be lost if you try using these to follow anyone speaking. The Hey Cyan app is mostly useless, except it needs to be open and running for the glasses to do anything. Unlike most of the reviews here, I paid for these and didn't use AI to write this. Now I am getting my money back. Read more

These work well. Connected instantly, the functions work properly. Speakers are loud for phone calls and music. Camera takes good pictures and video. No stabilization but that's ok. My only issue is the battery claims 14 hours of music. Mine is about 7 Read more

Crystal clear and nice Read more

These glasses are good, but there are some issues that need to be resolved. But hey that’s technology, a constant work in progress! The price could be a little lower especially with some of the issues…. Read more

The video quality is surprisingly good. The functionality is easy and works well. Easy to set up but requires a Bluetooth connection to another device for offloading. Data transfer is slow. They look pretty decent for style, and the weight isn't uncomfortable at all. Overall, I hate them. They have a light that comes on when you do photos or video that cannot be turned off and wastes precious battery life. The battery life give you about 20 minutes of video recording and even with a battery pack charging while you record, it only gives you about 30 minutes if it doesn't overheat in 10. Battery life is dismal under video recording and you have to put tape over the stupid light if you need to be inconspicuous. And be quick about it. You get 12 minutes per clip max and less than 60 minutes of memory so offload frequently. I guess you get what you pay for but the stupid light ruins the whole thing for me. Read more

Wore these during a day out where I wanted to test how much they could actually replace pulling out my phone, especially while walking around busy areas. Taking quick clips without holding anything felt surprisingly natural once I got used to where the camera sits. Audio came through clearly during music playback which made them useful even when I was not using the camera features. Trying out the voice assistant in the middle of the day felt a bit strange at first, though it responded fast enough to make it feel usable instead of gimmicky. The lenses adjusting between indoor lighting plus sunlight made transitions smoother when moving between spaces. A few small quirks showed up while learning the controls, though nothing that made me stop using them. This kind of device feels more about convenience than perfection which is exactly where it works best. Read more