Review on OhO Sunshine Sunglasses，Outdoor Sports Action by Jon Ford

+ Your viewers will see exactly what you see: not your forehead, not your chin, not your chest Camera is connected + Daytime video quality is decent, I have some videos with this one Camera model uploaded and they were well received. However, the quality is far from regular action cams, more like a mid-range DVR worn in front of your eyes. + Will not overheat in an environment with normal ventilation and temperature. As long as your head is in a comfortable position, the camera will record. + Quality curtains for sun protection, easy to wipe, no distortion. In dark environments, both your vision (wearing sunglasses in the dark) and video quality (not the best low-light lens) degrade significantly. be pretty good, I have an old pair of camera glasses from this manufacturer and they work like new after 5 months of heavy use. + It's expensive for the video quality, but how else do you record video at eye level exactly? +/- Micro-USB is the only way to transfer files from internal storage, which means file transfers are pretty slow. The copy speed is 20MB/s or about 30 minutes for a 30GB copy. +/- 1080p videos are 1 GB, 10 minute segments (12-15 Mbps). The video codec is h264/AVC, marked with 30fps. Audio is single channel 32kHz PCM at 512kbps. +/- The usable storage capacity is 29.7GB, the total capacity is about 4 hours for higher motion videos. +/- You can tell if a recording is in progress without interrupting the video by touching the left side. When the camera records, the coding chip heats up noticeably +/- Best used without diopter lenses. It can be worn over prescription glasses, but it squeezes the glasses causing noticeable discomfort, and there's a high risk of slipping if you don't secure it, for example. with tape. I'm glad I have contact lenses. +/- Setting the date and time with the internal init.txt file can be a bit tricky. It is advisable to set the time to +1 minute, save the file, turn off the camera and turn it off. Then after a few seconds turn it on, record a short video and turn it off again. You can then verify that the time is correct by checking the recorded video's time metadata. This process is quite complicated, but once set up, the camera keeps track of the date and time quite well. +/- It's not easy to keep your head straight for the video to be vertical. Some mainstream action cameras offer horizon leveling, but not this camera. - You cannot start recording in battery mode and then connect the camera. The camera will stop recording when connected to the network. If you want to record with an external power source, you must connect it before starting the video. - Such glasses would be ideal for two-channel audio to enhance the multimedia experience, but unfortunately it's only one channel. - Fairly obvious center lens, not restricted if that's what you want - Video isn't well stabilized so viewers may experience motion sickness