Mingtawn AI Smart Glasses 4K HD Camera, BT Call, 800W Anti-Shake Camera Glasses with Video Recording Dual Mic, Simultaneous Interpretation/GPT Identify Objects, 270mAh Blue Light Glasses（Blue）

The best choice
Getting the AI smart glasses was a great idea because I’m a chef and you all know when you are cooking you can’t handling the phone at the same time , so it works for me i can video, chat and take pictures without touching my phone or even the glasses all I off to do is talk to the glasses and AI do the rest .

Product is definitely worth the price
These have done everything that I expected. The AI assistant is nice the voice response doesn’t always respond verbally but has the response in the app, but using these at work for music/podcasts has been great. Battery life is pretty decent. If you’re listening to music all day you may need to recharge going into the night but overall good. They look good and feel comfortable wearing.

Just OK, not terrible
Camera results are adequate with no hi-res detail but you can see what you were looking at. The audio is “open-ear” NOT bone conducting. Meaning everyone around you can also hear what you hear if the volume is up. You need to keep the volume at the lowest level to approach anything like privacy. But the sound is reasonably good quality and does give a surround sound feel. The frames are very thick around the eyes. They don’t look like regular glasses – Like the glasses on Carl, the man from the movie UP. The frame fit feels tight on my reasonably big head and there is not much flex or spring in the temple arms. The translation and AI work slow, but as otherwise as expected. The AI smart features are completely dependent and controlled by the HeyCyan app on your phone. It won’t say which AI underlies the service. It just claims to be HeyCyan, but the training and knowledge ended in June 2024. Using Google Assistant is a much better option and doesn’t require the separate app. The long press to describe what your looking at is Sooo slow and won’t respond unless you have the HeyCyan app open. You must have the phone open with the AI app showing. This defeats the purpose of not having to use the phone camera. The general AI description of the scene in a picture is basic and not helpful unless you’re blind.The most disappointing feature, and one that may make me return the glasses, is that the touch controls on the side of the right temple arm don’t respond quickly or consistently. To start playing music I may have to touch the arm twice in exactly the right place but there is no tactile indicator of where that spot is. I may have to double tap 10 times to get it to respond. Same with volume control. I can try swiping up and down to increase or decrease volume, but you need to touch it in the right place momentarily and then swipe or it won’t work. Skipping songs with a long press only works unintentionally, never when I want it. Triple click for back works if you are in the right spot, otherwise it will pause. The control area has printed markings on the temple, but you can’t see them when you wear the glasses. They need bumps to indicate where to touch. Hopefully I’ll get the hang of it.I wasn’t expecting perfection and it is only a little disappointing. I got this pair because they claim IP65 water resistance. Most have nothing. Later I saw a model with IP68 for about the same price, but with photochromic lenses. These are just blue blocking.

I Feel Like Maxwell Smart When Wearing!
For the price these work very nicely. Nice sturdy, semi lightweight frame. They slide a little on my face, but there are 2 little black disc included I think are intended to prevent that. Lens have a slight blue tint which helps filter bright light. Pictures, phone connections and videos are clear and sound quality is there. Nicely packaged and included charger, bag to store in and cleaning cloths. The app was easy to install and navigate. Still learning the features, but so far so good. Only suggestion, could use a little more instruction in the little set up manual.