Lord Tony E.
AI Smart Glasses I think not.
Title: Disappointing experience with these “smart” glasses I purchased these smart glasses after seeing them advertised online and, unfortunately, they didn’t live up to my expectations. The biggest disappointment was that, despite being marketed as smart glasses, they essentially felt like a pair of Bluetooth headphones in the form of glasses. The functionality was quite limited compared with what I expected from the advertising. The controls were also confusing. A single press played or paused music, double tapping sometimes changed the track, and other gestures didn’t seem to do anything consistently. I also found that trying to activate the assistant could sometimes bring up Siri instead. Overall, I was expecting much more from a product advertised as “smart” glasses. They may be suitable for someone simply wanting Bluetooth audio built into a pair of glasses, but if you’re expecting genuinely useful smart or AI functionality, I would recommend looking carefully at what the product actually offers before buying. I’ve decided to return mine because, for me, they simply weren’t worth the money.