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It sucks the battery doesn't last a hour. It connect to other bluetooth devices automatically when not need it. It's hard to tell if it's recording a night.The music keeps popping on by itself . The video quality is decent . Read more

Great comfort, amazing quality on camera, easy to download videos and photos to phone. Good battery life. I mainly use these at the gun range. Read more

Works as advertised. Not the best camera quality but it does the job. Read more

The smart glasses look very similar to regular glasses, so they don’t feel overly “techy”. They’re lightweight as well, after wearing them for a few hours, I barely notice the weight. As soon as I unfold the temples and put the glasses on, they automatically connect to my phone through Bluetooth. There’s no need to press a bunch of buttons or wait for pairing every time, which makes the experience feel very smooth. I mostly use them while walking, doing chores, or running errands, and it’s nice to listen to music or podcasts without needing earbuds. The sound is clear enough for music and calls, but my ears remain open so I can still hear what’s happening around me. That makes them great for outdoor walks or when I’m in places where I need to stay aware of my surroundings. The dual microphones also help during calls, people on the other end told me my voice sounded clear even when I was outside. The touch controls are responsive and easy to get used to. I can pause music, answer calls, or activate my phone’s voice assistant with a simple tap or press. It’s convenient when my hands are busy and I don’t want to pull out my phone. Read more

Not ready for release. Of course the build is cheap thus the low price. But basic functions still need development Also it didn't ship with an instruction Manuel. It was probably a packing error, but stilll... Read more

The media could not be loaded. These smart glasses feel both practical and a bit futuristic. The design is stylish and they fit my face well. They’re also lightweight, so even after wearing them for a long time they don’t press on my nose or feel uncomfortable. When I wear them out, they just look like a normal pair of glasses. Connecting them to my phone was quick and easy, and the Bluetooth connection has been very stable so far. I often wear them when I go for a walk, drive, or spend time at the park with my kids, and they’re great for listening to music. The open-ear audio design is really nice because it doesn’t completely block outside sounds. I can still hear what’s going on around me while listening to music, which makes it feel safer when I’m outdoors. The sound is clear and natural, and with one touch I can start playing music. It almost feels like carrying a tiny speaker with me, which adds a relaxed vibe to everyday moments. One of my favorite features is the first-person camera. I can easily record what I’m seeing without taking out my phone. Whether it’s taking my kids to the park on the weekend, spotting a beautiful view during a trip, or catching a cute moment when my child suddenly does something funny, I can capture it right away. It’s great for saving those natural, little moments. These smart glasses combine several useful features in one device, which makes them both fun and practical. I like being able to start music anytime and let it play as I go about my day, while also using the first-person view to capture moments that I want to remember. Read more

Video and Audio wuality is very good. Video Records by default for 3min and can be increased to 12min. It does not loop after it stops recording and does not let you know when the recording stops. On my motorycle, works best in my helmet. Wind noise is too loud to record any audio. Read more

I used these V06 smart glasses on a weekend bike trail ride and a couple neighborhood walks, mainly to capture short clips and handle quick voice tasks without pulling out my phone. They feel like regular sport sunglasses at first glance, which I actually prefer for everyday use. Fit and comfort were better than expected. The frame sits securely without squeezing, and they stayed in place during cycling and light jogging. The polarized lenses helped cut glare on bright pavement and water, making them practical even when I’m not using the smart features. The built-in camera is easy to trigger, and the video comes out smoother than I expected when moving, thanks to the stabilization. I recorded a few ride segments and walking shots, and they looked steady enough to share without extra editing. It’s convenient not having to hold a camera or mount anything on the handlebar. Audio quality is another strong point. The dual-mic noise reduction works well outdoors — my voice notes and short clips sounded clear even with wind and passing traffic. Calls were understandable on both sides during a test walk. I also tried the AI voice features for quick questions and reminders while on the move. Responses came through clearly, and it felt more natural than stopping to type on a phone. Controls are simple enough that I learned them quickly without checking instructions again. Battery handled multiple short recording sessions and calls in one outing. The build feels solid, and the IP66 protection gives some peace of mind for sweat and light rain. If I had one small note, it’s best to spend a few minutes practicing camera angle awareness at first. Overall, these are practical smart glasses that combine eye protection, hands-free recording, and voice features in a way that fits real outdoor use. Read more