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

Glasses are okay compared to the Meta glasses. AI is a little laggy and unreliable but overall a nice pair of frames for the money. Read more

These are only good if you want to wear the clear lenses. The lenses are impossible to put in. So don't ever try to take the clear out. I cannot recommend. The app is easy to use but, if they aren't sunglasses i don't want them Read more

They are nice glasses Read more

I've owned smart glasses in the past, but the Loangyunfone AI smart glasses are on a different level. The setup was incredibly smooth; once I downloaded the "Hey Yan" App, pairing with my phone was fast and hassle free. The AI is a Game Changer: The AI image recognition is what truly blew me away. I tested it on my bathroom vanity, and the level of detail was astonishing. The AI voice didn't just say "sink" - it described the white ceramic vanity sink with chrome hot and cold faucets. It accurately pointed out a fine-tooth comb, a plastic brush, blood glucose monitor, and a tray with multiple personal care and grooming items; it also described those items correctly, even describing exactly where they were sitting on the counter. It even noticed a clear plastic glass, and correctly stated that it was "empty or near empty." Translation and Media: The realtime translation works awesome. The photos are clear, and the 1080p video/audio recording is high-quality, and very easy to import to my phone via the App. The functions are straightforward. Even for a first time user, following the instructions makes the experience seamless. Accessoires : I appreciate that it came with extra sunglasses lenses and a USB charging cable. The Trade-off: The only downside for me is the aesthetics. The white frames are quite bulky, which might not be for everyone. However, they are comfortable, and the features are so much better than other smart glasses I've owned that the tech outweighs the look. Final Verdict: if you want smart glasses that actually "sees" and describe the world with precision, these are a fantastic choice. Read more

Son súper buenas la calidad de la cámara excelente Read more

They're pretty solid for what they are. The video quality is clean enough for vlogging. Footage comes out sharp in decent lighting and the stabilization actually helps when you're walking around. Audio from the dual mics is clear too, which matters when you're narrating or capturing ambient sound. Battery life is genuinely impressive. I got through a full day of recording and using the AI features without needing to charge. The glasses are also light enough that you forget you're wearing them, which is huge when you're out all day shooting content. Now the translation feature is where things get messy. It works, but it's not as seamless as the description makes it sound. Real time translation is there, but it's slow sometimes and the accuracy drops with more complex sentences or regional accents. I was hoping to use it more for interviews with locals, but I ended up relying on my phone anyway for anything important. The fit is comfortable. The frame sits well and doesn't slide around even when you're moving. The removable lenses are a nice touch if you want to swap them out. Overall these work well as a vlogging camera that happens to have some smart features. Just don't expect the translation to replace an actual translator or your phone app. The core video and audio recording is where these shine. Read more

These Smart Glasses cheaper quality than I anticipate on top of that it would not connect to my phone therefore I was unable to import photos or videos, defeating the purpose of buying smart glasses. Very disappointed with both of quality and functionality of these glasses. Would not recommended Read more

I ordered the Loangyunfone AI Smart Glasses out of pure curiosity, even though i'm not exactly known for any skill in dealing with new technology. Since I don’t have a background in smart tech, I wasn’t sure what to expect. When I first took them out of the box, the frames looked a little clunky and dated, but once I put them on I realized they’re surprisingly lightweight. After wearing them for a bit, I’ve actually come to like the vintage look. Ignoring the feeling of intimidation, I charged them up and installed the Hey Yan app without any trouble, then took my time learning how everything worked. So far, I’ve mostly used them for listening to music or taking phone calls while walking my dog. Since retiring I’ve become more interested in the natural world, and the best part of these glasses for me is how quickly they can identify vegetation and wildlife. It’s educational and genuinely fun. They’re also handy at estate sales and thrifting, where I can record what I’m looking at and make purchasing decisions later. The speakers deliver clear sound while still letting me hear what’s going on around me, which is much better for situational awareness. These glasses come with a long list of features, and while I've heard that the translation function isn’t great, I don’t plan on using them for that anyway. For everything else they offer, I’m very pleased. At $128.99, they’re a solid entry‑level option with far more capability than I expected. I am still learning about how to use all the features, but so far, so good, and i'm thrilled to have them! Read more