RunCam Camera Sunglasses Smart Video Glasses: Built in HD 1080P Camera with Bluetooth 2.5 Hours Video Recording for Outdoor Sports Hiking Biking Fishing Scouting Driving Hunting(No SD Card Included)

Does not work as an extension of your phone's camera, Camera can only record to SD card.So won't work for online streaming (using for livestreaming or facetime).The packaging was also very vague, no markings of a company to use to look up "how to" videos, as well as the product simply marked "smart glasses". Feels like an attempt to hide complaints considering no one can track down what the item is online without the Amazon store page

This is actually a very useful camera and pretty simple to operate once you memorize where the buttons are. The built in headphones will give you voice prompts as to what the camera is doing. You basically turn on the camera and it begins recording onto the SD card and the voice prompt announces that it's recording. Although the voice prompt refers to the camera as a VCR. When you want to pause or stop the recording temporarily you press the camera button again. The voice tells you it's stopped. This is the basic means of operating the camera. The video recorded is indeed a nice clear 1080 resolution and the audio/sound that it picks up is nice and clear. What I think is awesome is how you can actually listen to music or podcast etc. at the same time you are recording a video with the glasses. The finished recording doesn't pick up the audio from the headphones, but the surrounding space or your voice. A neat feature. I did have some issues in the beginning, getting the camera to respond to my button presses'. I never was successful at getting the glasses to format the SD card, but I did it with my computer instead. To watch your recordings you can either take the SD card out and put it into your PC/Laptop or cell phone or you can connect the glasses via the USB cord to your computer and watch them that way. The camera lens is located in the center of the glasses, where your third eye is located. The lens is not hidden, it's rather obvious. This is not a spy camera, although from a distance the lens is hardly noticeable. Also, there are no visible LED indicator lights visible to those around you either. Making it even less obvious. The LED indicator light is located on the inside of the right arm of the glasses. You only need to pull the glasses about an inch forward to see it. The sound output of the headphones are okay, but they are not loud enough for my listening habits. But, with the help of a volume boosting free app on my phone. I'm able to increase the volume output. The glasses are comfortable, sporty, sleek and go with just about any outfit or look. I think they are very unisex and look good on just about anyone. The one problem I had, and this is my own fault, is that I kept forgetting that I needed to physically move my head and aim the glasses at the area I wanted to capture on video. Instead, naturally I was using my eyes to look up, down, and to the extreme sides of my vision. Not realizing that even though I could see what I was doing, the lens of the glasses could not. This is just a natural habit that I'm sure over time, with a little more practice, will become second nature to me. Overall, I'm really looking forward to using these more and I think they will end up becoming a great tool for reviewing and testing products. My hands are free and not tied up with holding my phone camera. Also, a great tool that I can use if I need to go back and review something I missed, or find some tool I misplaced or what have you. Very cool camera. Definitely worth every penny.

I bought these as they would be handy for my Youtube channel as I can shoot POV from a different perspective than wearing my action camera on my chest.These are well made, USB chargeable and are capable of using up to a 256GB MicroSD card for tons of storage for video clips.