LorexVue Video Recording Sunglasses

The LorexVue Video Recording Sunglasses is your best bet for recording videos inconspicuously. It features a built-in memory of 2GB, translating into 5 hours of recorded videos. The sunglasses are compatible with microSD, which makes it easy to transfer video and audio files to 3GP phones or personal computers. The files it saves are compatible with QuickTime and RealPlayer. It can record in speeds of 30fps and resolution of 320 x 240 in QVGA format. Purchase includes the sunglasses, a carrying case, a cleaning cloth, an AC adapter, and a USB cable.

Product Feature and Specifications:

• The sunglasses come in a unisex design and features anti-glare lenses that have been polarized;
• It can record audio and full motion video;
• You can easily share your videos online thanks to the compatibility;
• It supports MicroSD recording;
• It comes with a USB cable, a carrying case, a cleaning cloth, and an AC adapter;
• The sunglasses are covered by a 1-year warranty.

LorexVue Video Recording Sunglasses Review:

There were close to twenty customers who reviewed this spy gadget, and they gave it an average rating of 3.5 stars. They also liked its look and feel, giving it a 3.6-star rating; video quality, a 3.4-star rating, and ease of use, also a 3.4-star rating.

One of the users commended the sunglasses for being fun and working well in good light. For outdoor video recording, the files were reportedly decent and of good enough quality for YouTube. He felt that it was great for recording during outdoor activities, such as shooting, skiing, and riding roller coasters, among others. Other reviewers also liked the homemade videos they got to make from the camera. One buyer commended the good quality of the video and audio, as well as the ease of use, estimated at less than 5 minutes to start recording of videos and uploading them to your PC and online.

One user was a bit disappointed that it did not perform that well for low-light situations. Another reviewer felt that the audio did not seem loud enough; when he played the video back, he could hear other people in the background. He also felt that the glasses seemed really cheap, and as such he did not expect them to last long. He added that the indicators and controls could have been designed better, as well as its need of a charge controller. With all these, he considered the gadget good enough for a lower price point. Another reviewer complained that he could not check if the camera was working during recording; only checking the output on the computer could confirm that. This translated into a major inconvenience for important situations that need to be recorded on video on a one-go-only basis.

From these comments, it seems to be a great spy gadget for even the most amateur of users. For the video quality you get, this will likely be a great addition to any spy collection, and the price is also a good value.