Review on 🕶️ OhO Sunshine 4K Ultra HD Water-Resistant Video Sunglasses - 32GB Built-in Memory, Polarized UV400 Protection Lenses, Unisex Sports Action Camera with Safety Design by Joseph Whiteman

UPDATE from previous review 17th December 2020 I have OHO 4K video sunglasses previously a brilliant 5 star rating given. It didn't take long for me to realize that they were no longer holding a charge and not logging anything. I tried repeatedly to charge them but they didn't charge at all. The last batch (a week ago) only recorded video, an error for a second and then it went blank and no picture was taken at all. I'm happy it's still possible to return them for a refund. I'm not a "geek guru". to the pharmacy to develop a roll of film I come from the generation of black and white televisions where you literally had to get up to change the channel and use a pair of "bunny ears" as an antenna pointing to where sat TELEVISION. I am saying in this review that your generation of geniuses will probably be bored. I bought glasses because I live in a community of "bad" old buggers (like me) who have created many situations where we older people are afraid to leave. Senior real estate complex. I bought a small bodycam that I hung around my neck. (Bell & Howell Tac Camera). I didn't manage to see a video of this thing. I chose the glasses model OHO 4K HD 128GB. (I will update this review with video clips in the future). I had a problem right out of the box. The little manual that comes with these glasses doesn't help at all. I asked technical support ( support@langyinelectronics.com ) for help. They responded quickly and sent me step-by-step instructions on how to set up the init.txt file. They also provided instructions on how to save the video to my computer's desktop. Yesterday I went for a test walk with glasses and watched the video when I got home. The video and audio quality was amazing. Same quality as my Arlo Pro security cameras. These glasses are very well made. I keep them in the glasses case that came with them. The only downside I can honestly say is that the instruction manual that comes with the glasses is completely useless. This company does not have a website to watch instructional videos. The little visual help I found before emailing support was the video available on YouTube Reviews. I am officially blind (glaucoma) and have lost most of my "peripheral vision". In the original video I shot yesterday, I saw something in the video that I didn't notice during the walk. MARVELOUS! There is a bug that hopefully can somehow be fixed in the manufacture of these glasses. The camera lens is not adjustable and there are other options for video goggles with adjustable camera lenses here at Revain. I would send them back and buy "Gogloo WI-FI Camera Glasses" because they have an adjustable camera. But I will keep this OHO 4K because I already paid $311.09 for these glasses.