Review on iVUE Vista 4K/1080P HD Camera Glasses: Record High-Quality Videos with 120FPS | 64GB Memory by Danny Badasz

Easy installation. Charging is easy. Changing the lens is easy. The picture is excellent. The user interface is excellent. Lightweight and fairly comfortable, but tends to slip off the bridge of the nose a bit causing the camera to point down a bit, requiring some head angle compensation to center the scene or constant jolts shifting the image. I'm considering softening the earcups with heat and bending them steeper behind the ears. I would prefer not to use the elastic band at the back of the head. The microphone is positioned where it picks up the least wind noise but still picks up a lot, such as when cycling. I suggest that in future shipments the manufacturer includes a windscreen to cover the mic hole, which I will try to make myself. There's no image stabilization that reduces runtime, so it makes sense to me, and you can always stabilize it after the fact if you really need it. I'd like the specs to include a table of runtimes, frame rates, and resolutions, or at least state what settings give the advertised one-hour runtime. Lower frame rates and lower resolutions seem to dictate less processing, but I know there are other factors that draw power at a constant rate regardless of frame rate and resolution. I don't want to experiment to build my own table.