Review on Camera Glasses 1080P: Full HD Recording Glasses for Indoor & Outdoor – Includes 32G Micro SD Card by Robert Maysey

Let's break it down into categories: Video quality: ★★☆☆☆Very bad. It's probably due to the small aperture of the camera. It's also well above eye level, which makes it weird to watch the video backwards, but I think that can be forgiven. Sound quality: ★ ★ ★ ☆ ☆ OK. Not great but okay. Camouflage: ★★★★★ Cannot be defeated! You sacrifice video quality, but most people won't notice the tiny camera hole unless you talk to them. Comfort and Style: ★★★★★ It varies from person to person, but I think it's great! Interface: ★★★★★After reading the instructions, it will be clear and very simple how to use the buttons to record and take photos! Very good!Storage: ★★☆☆☆Good, so I think 32GB is the ideal capacity for them. After starting with a full battery and recording until it died, I ended up with around 12GB of video, of which 16GB is free (actually more like 28-29GB on an SD card). That means I can record twice with a full battery and still have room for another short video! It's the perfect balance of cost and convenience! So why so few? Because the SD card is VERY difficult to take out and the USB transfer rate is VERY slow. It takes an hour and a half to transfer those 12GB. It should not be. The USB transfer shouldn't be that slow. And I can't just remove the SD card for faster data transfer because it's very, very hard to get hold of. Battery: ★★★☆☆Eh. You get what you pay for here. It's not great. That's enough for 80 minutes, which is good but not great. Edit: I said earlier that there was no battery on the right side. I opened it wrong. There is a second battery there. Bottom line: if you have the money, buy a better camera kit, especially if it's a good night camera. If not, then everything will be fine. They just have poor video quality, long video transfer times, and a mechanical battery.