Oho 4K Glasses Review

Oho Sunshine Sports/Outdoor Camera Glasses

Storage 256G

Price $68.99 (Amazon)

Features: Wrap design, transition lenses, 4K video/camera, carry case, USB-B charger

Lacking: Voice activation, search capabilities, audio capabilities, prescription option, other options on other brands

Options: Additional lens colors are available for purchase, various storage sizes are available

I picked these up to test them out.  One new part of going on patrol is having some sort of bodycam to monitor your own actions, the actions of others, and to possibly capture tertiary activity that might come in handy later (action in the background that later becomes relevant).  Over the last few years the winter months have gradually increased in wind factor, so I was looking for a pair of smart glasses with a video/camera feature that had a sporty wrap design.

This is what I would consider to be “bare bones” smart glasses.  These function as sunglasses and have a 4K video/camera capability.  The video only runs for 30 minutes before it needs recharging.  Also, I tested it out on a short drive home.  The glasses arm with the battery heats up a little.  Might not be a terrible thing in the middle of winter, but it did feel a little odd right along the side of my face.

The glasses themselves are a little narrow for my face, but I usually wear size large glasses.

Also, I live way up north where its dark all the time in the winter. I wanted something with a clear lens so my vision wouldn't be hindered. Additionally, in the summer the sun never goes away, so the transition lenses are a handy feature.

What I don't like is the auto-white balance, which you can see kick in when I tested the glasses while I drove. The weather was clearing up from a rainy fall day. The sky took over the bright with the auto-white balance, making everything darken and fall into shadow. It's not the worst, but it might gum up the works later.

Why Didn't I Get Another Brand?

Sporty smart glasses are kind of difficult to find. I wanted something to help quell the wind that also had video/camera capabilities. This just fit the mark and wasn't a ton of money. I figured that if these didn't work, then I wouldn't be out a ton of money. Another issue is that we have no local place to try any of these out. Sure, I'd love a pair of Solos or Ray-Ban smart glasses, both of which have way more features. I just wanted to see if I'd even be willing to use smart glasses.

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