SunnyCam Unisex Xtreme Water Resistant Video Recording Eyewear, Black, One Size

With a good quality imagine and sound, however must be very wisely used as any single movement of body or head will make your movie unwatchable.

for video footage of exploits like kayaking ,flying.

This is a good quality pair of camera glasses. The glasses come with a usb link cable, a carry pouch and two sets of lenses.The glasses say they are unisex and whilst there is nothing to stop a woman from wearing them, I personally (as a woman), find them to actually be very masculine in design and the rest of my family felt the same. This said, the sizing on these is on the smaller side and is more suited to a smaller female head. Both my husband and 2 of my three sons tried them on and found that they were very tight on their heads, but they fit mine and my daughters head firmly but comfortably and fitted my youngest son who is 15 perfectly. I put the tight fitting down to the fact that these are for use during sporting activities and are meant to fit securely, so they do not fall off whilst moving about. I also found that the firm fit, helps to keep images as stable as possible, so the glasses themselves move with your movements, rather than because the glasses themselves are bouncing around on your face, so this gives a good stable recording as your head or body moves instead.The glasses come with a built in battery, which is chargeable via the usb cable, When fully charged, you can record for up to an hour and if you have a portable battery pack, you can record for longer, as your portable battery acts as charge for the glasses instead. So you can get a good length of footage out of these really if you have the extra battery pack as well.To record, you simply put the glasses on and press the record button on the arm of the glasses and press again to stop recording. Then upload your footage to your home computer via the usb when you are finished.The glasses come with 2 sets of lenses, a sunglass/shaded lens and a clear lens that are impact and UV resistant. We did ask the manufacturer however if these met with current regulations for use on roads, as the shaded lenses are quite dark and there are laws regarding this. I am disappointed to say that we did not receive a response to our question with regards to current legislation on wearing shaded lenses, so still do not know if they conform to UK law for wearing them if riding on the roads. If we get a response, I will update my review.Overall though, they are great quality and produce a good HD recording and are, in my sons opinion, "very cool".

It's a real shame- the picture quality is excellent, and they're great as sunglasses too, the polarising lenses are great for colours and glare avoidance, but at the third or fourth time of wearing, the frame broke over one of the lenses, just putting them on.

What is not to like about these glasses....I have now used these multiple times on various trips.I am very pleased with the results I would highly recommend!!

Now these sounded fun and a good idea couldn’t wait to try them out as teenage son was waiting to road test them also. What we found is that the arm frames of them really not that forgiving in terms of head shape. On my own face a bit of a tight fit but on teenage sons it was a bit of an issue and they snapped. So we didn’t get the full effect or full use of them sadly maybe just a glitch on our pair but think they need to be made either more flexible on the arms or slightly bigger. Not that much so but that little would have made a difference to being ale to use them or not. Really disappointed we both were. Doing a drawer tidy up recently and came across them again and thought what a shame as they would have been good fun by the looks of other reviews.

This was a dream gadget of my childhood - spy camera to record video wherever I looked.Unfortunately it soon became apparent that it was a bit of a nightmare.Firstly it's too small for most adult heads. I passed it around my friends and most of us struggled to put it on and wouldn't want to wear it for long.Secondly, it turns out that video of what you are looking at (or where your head points to be more precise) isn't great fun to watch. Much too much movement.Thirdly, the interface isn't great - I often thought I was videoing when I wasn't and vice versa.On the plus side, the video quality is pretty good and the price is reasonable. But it's more of a toy for me than a serious action camera.