OhO 4K Smart Ski Goggles, WiFi Camera Snowboard Goggles with UV Protection, Anti Fog （Men/Women）

After using these goggles for a full ski weekend, I would happily give a 5 star review. They are lightweight and comfortable, unlike the last set I owned. The buttons are easy to use, even with ski gloves. The audible beep and vibration make the recording process seemless. Downloading the SD card was effortless and the video quality was also much better than I was used to. Set up was easy as well. Battery life was excellent, I only needed one charge per day, but it was nice to know I had a backup if necessary. If I could make a suggestion, it would be that I would like to have some different lens alternatives. Other than that, these did exactly what I hoped, and a great value for the money.

These are horrible I have given these as a gift for Christmas my son went to use them up in Vermont and now they do not work and I can’t contact anyone to return these how gross for all the money I spent

I purchased the Oho goggles prior to the 2022-2023 ski season and have now used them for about 30 days over the last two seasons. Ive found the videos to be very high quality and easy to use (turn on off, change mode, record) with ski gloves (and sometimes mittens) on my hands. The in-goggle LED light makes it easy to tell if the device is on and recording without needing to look anywhere but straight ahead and noting the color in your peripheral vision. I've used them through varying conditions - cloud windy sub-zero days to warm sunny days and have found the battery and on/off record functions didn't waiver, diminish, or flake out as the weather changed. ts great to always have the camera with me and ready to take a picture or record a video - unlike say trying to remember to bring an external go-pro like device. All in all - I'm very pleased with this purchased. Definitely would buy another one day!

I just received these OhO 4K Ultra HD Ski Goggles and I immediately discovered that the provided "silver mirror" lens is only appropriate for sunny conditions. The lens is much too dark for cloudy/stormy conditions (compared to a typical orange tint lens for such conditions). There does not appear to be any alternate, lighter, orange or contrast-enhancing lenses available for sale from OhO. (Even my old Liquid Image camera goggles provided lenses for both sunny and cloudy/stormy conditions.) It also doesn't look like there's any chance that any lenses for other frameless goggles will work with these goggles as there needs to be a cutout in the top middle for the camera. I contacted the seller/manufacturer about this and they thanked me for the suggestion but there is no lighter lens available yet. I've rated the goggles fairly low because, without a lens suitable for cloudy conditions, I often won't be able to use them. (I often find myself skiing in overcast or stormy conditions while the fresh new snow is falling.) Testing the camera functionality: It's a bit strange that the only way to power up the camera also starts a video recording! This is contrary to what the user manual says. You're supposed to press the camera button once to power up and press it a second time to start a video recording but that's not what happens. It always starts recording (with a red blinking light) whenever you power it up. That's a bit inconvenient if your intention is to take a photo. Secondly, the double vibration to signal the start of the recording is loud, long and obnoxious (and yes, it's quite loud on the video recording too). They really should provide an option to disable this vibration signal as it's not necessary with the very visible red light inside the goggles. Or they should at least shorten the vibration signal so it's not so obnoxious. Thirdly, the camera lens tilt feature is nice to have but, unfortunately, it's easy for it to get bumped down without you noticing. I'm going to squeeze a little adhesive pad in there to keep it from moving inadvertently. Fourth, the camera doesn't always keep time. I haven't figured out when it happens, but the internal clock resets to like Jan 1st, 1999 or something (I don't recall the date) which of course screws up the timestamps on your recordings and makes it hard to find the footage you're looking for. Is it swapping batteries that does it? Don't know yet. Regarding video quality, I've been using it at 1080p/60 for a few days in various mostly sunny conditions. (I can't use it yet on stormy or heavy overcast days because of the goggle lens being too dark to see well through.) Overall the video quality seems pretty good – however, I've discovered that on very bright sunny days, it will tend to overexpose – losing all detail in the snow. I've uploaded a sample 30-second clip of this. I found that I could adjust the exposure a bit in Final Cut Pro to make the footage usable, but it is over-exposed. It only seems to do this in very clear blue sky days with full sun. One last thing I would ask for, it's just wishful thinking for a camera jammed into a pair of ski goggles, but it would be really great if somebody could incorporate some sort of good image stabilization functionality because of course you always end up with jerky videos while skiing/boarding.

My husband loves these goggles, a little tight at the bridge of your nose but beautiful videos , pictures and easy to use

I ordered 3 of these for my kids this season. Only one works correctly. All 3 take pictures but only one will take video. They record audio but no video. There's zero product support or troubleshooting. Will definitely be sending them back.

Unfortunately I had to order the product via an US friend because Amazon does nor deliver the item to Switzerland. Not so good: 1)The description is limited 2) I cant set a date as all recordings show 01.01.2000 3) Explanation for wifi is only app for I phone, no example for Android. Very good 1) Googles are comfortable. 2) buttons easy to use for starting filming 3) despite that it's not a professional camera I'm pretty excited about the outcome. 4) easy transfer and recharge of batteries. All in all I am happy with the results. The quality is very good. The bumps and turns are of course as with every camera you wear during skiing or snowboarding. The down is perhaps that the angle can be changed and you gave only two options to set the lens. One is so far down that it mostly shows the ground. The other one more straightforward shows the landscape and ski run. I am happy with it but wouldn't recommend it if you expect high quality videos

Haven't gotten a chance to use on the mountain, but around the house these are great. I already know the videos will be better than my Liquid Image goggles because of the ability to adjust the angle. Often I found myself having to lift my chin up and take my eyes off the slope in order to film friends with my LI video goggles (which I loved and lasted 6+seasons). Look forward to being the most popular guy on the mountain again with everyone wanting me to video them.