BleeqUp Rover AI 運動眼鏡（ZEISS 鏡片）－ 黑

This is an amazing product and the pictures/ videos are brilliant.
I use them for our horse riding trips. Shades, and wind protection is a bonus.

Graban muy bien, son cómodas

These glasses are great and take very stable videos while riding in the sxs

10 days of rides in, no regrets
I bought the Rover mostly to record close passes on my commute and it's done that job well. Video is sharp enough to make out plates, and being able to tilt the camera up or down before a ride is more useful than I expected. It's light enough that I forget it's on my face after ten minutes. Two things to know before you buy: the built-in battery gets you around an hour of actual recording, so grab the Power Plus if you do long rides, and the app took me a couple of evenings to figure out. Neither was a dealbreaker for me.

I ordered these glasses for my husband for a birthday gift. He does a lot of rock crawling, and I thought they would be really nice for him.

He was super excited to get them and said they are absolutely phenomenal. He watched the quick tutorial and got them set up on his phone and then put them to use.

Once he got him, he figured out the nose piece and how adjustable them. Once they fit his face better he was really happy with them . Once they were ready to go, he was easily able to get them linked with his phone. He first used the music play feature. He reported the sound was clear however he wished he could’ve made it louder. It was hard to hear everything over the motor in his buggy..

His favorite part so far has been the camera on the front of the glasses. He said it was easy to adjust to get the shots he was wanting as he was rock crawling. The quick capture button, made it very easy to get certain pictures that he wanted while still driving the buggy and not having to hold an additional camera. He was very happy with the videos that saved . He reports excellent quality of the pictures and camera recordings.

He also use the GPS save button when he was at specific spots. While crawling certain rocks, he would be able to easily find them again and also send the location to other friends that we’re trying to catch up to his location to crawl the same obstacles.

He also reported that they DID bother the top of his ears after wearing them for a long amount of time . He said they were a little bit heavy, but that’s just something he would have to get used to to be able to use all the features that the glasses have to offer.

Overall, he was very pleased with the glasses and everything that they did. the videos, being able to talk on the phone through the glasses, being able to listen to music, being able to record as he was driving and being able to save locations. He said it was one of the best gifts I have ever gotten him and they are extremely useful! He loves gadgets and this one hit it out of the park!

This camera packs strong optical performance and smart tracking tech into a versatile package. The 3K resolution produces sharp, detailed footage that stands out nicely for its tier, and the expansive 120-degree field of view takes in wide scenes without feeling cramped.

The tilt capability adds real flexibility, letting you easily adjust the unit to accommodate shifting points of view during dynamic shooting. On the software side, the inclusion of an AI Sports Assistant paired with integrated GPS tracking offers a clever, data-driven touch for monitoring movement, routes, and activity.

The primary limitation involves flagship compatibility: the camera does not claim explicit support for Samsung's latest top-tier flagship (the S26 Ultra), which may require workarounds or caution if you rely on seamless pairing with that specific device.

Expectation‑setting: An optics-focused, wide-angle tracking camera with handy AI sports tracking and tilt controls, though compatibility claims do not explicitly cover the newest Samsung flagship phone.

What I Really Like:
• Crisp 3K image quality that punches above its weight class.
• Wide 120-degree field of view captures broad action effortlessly.
• Smooth tilt feature makes adapting to changing points of view simple.
• AI Sports Assistant provides an interesting, useful tracking touch.
• Integrated GPS tracking adds helpful location and route data.

Things That Could Be Better:
• Lacks explicit compatibility or support claims for the latest Samsung flagship (S26 Ultra).

Best used for: sports tracking, outdoor activity recording, dynamic wide-angle action, and POV adjustments on supported devices.
Not ideal for: users who require guaranteed out-of-the-box software integration with the latest flagship phones like the S26 Ultra.

Final Summary:
A capable, well-equipped action unit featuring sharp 3K video, an expansive 120° FOV, and clever AI-powered sports tracking. The tilt feature makes shifting perspectives effortless, with the only caveat being the lack of confirmed support for newer flagship smartphones.

Why 4 stars:
The 3K optics, 120° FOV, tilt functionality, and AI sports/GPS features are top-notch, held back from 5 stars by the lack of claimed support for newer flagship phones like the Samsung S26 Ultra.

Really good!!

The open-ear speakers are the best part. I can hear my navigation and cars coming up behind me, which my old earbuds never allowed. Wind noise is noticeable above about 30 km/h though. Hardware itself is solid, and I’ll definitely be bringing these along on business trips, too. They just look really cool!

Does what it says. Records my rides, I can still hear traffic, and it hasn't slipped once even on bumpy descents. My only complaint is the charging cable is proprietary so don't lose it. Otherwise happy.

As someone who loves life in the great outdoors, I appreciate devices that allow me to capture moments that mean something to me. The BleeqUp Silver 3K60 Rover AI Sports Glasses contain the technical ingredients to do exactly that and do it well, with one caveat.

These are the first smart glasses that have actually produced smooth video with the sharpness and clarity that fits my needs. While riding a bike or scooter, you're able to capture the world around you in smooth motion, with 3K60 resolution with supported mobile devices.

I've learned to pronounce the action commands in order to snap a quick photo or take a video hands-free. The silver lens color option makes for a more immersive environment while letting more light reach my eyes.

The 3-position camera is a revelation, and allows you to tailor what the lens captures depending on your activity. More smart glasses manufactures should incorporate this novel addition into their products.

The two issues I have with this product starts with the recorded audio. One night, I was recording video when a train was approaching. As it neared me, it let off loud blasts in order to warn drivers at upcoming intersections that would have awoken the dead if it were possible. Yet when I played the clip back on my phone (or PC), the audio output was very faint and tinny-sounding. I saw no way to boost the audio output, and am hoping I can pair say a portable lav mic with the glasses to get that boosted close-in sound that I need.

The second is the battery life. Trust me, you will NEED a supplementary battery in order to get the most out of the Rover. As you can see the battery percentage dropping precipitously as you're using it. The "optional" Power Plus Ultra Long Battery Emergency Charger showcased on this page is not optional in my opinion. To me, it is a required purchase, and in fact, I would recommend picking up two of them so that you always have a fully-charged unit on hand. These glasses are powerful and do a lot. They need the juice to keep on going. Trust me on this, and you'll thank me later when you add this very necessary accessory.

Aside from that, I like everything else about these amazing glasses, and consider the silver and gold lens variety as a pair suitable for different lighting situations.

The app is slick and informative. They've worked the AI functions as well as the health monitoring status reports in beautifully. The real-time walkie-talkie feature is yet another reason to pick up a pair of these glasses (in both gold and silver) to make the best use of this welcome addition. There's so much to like about the BleeqUp Silver 3K60 Rover AI Sports Glasses, that despite the audio and battery life quibbles, I'm having a blast using them, they are now my favorite smart glasses. They'll make a very giftable option for someone you love (just don't forget to add the Power Plus). :)

Great

I used these glasses for several weeks to record walking, cycling, and other outdoor activities. The three-position camera tilt made a noticeable difference because I could adjust the framing depending on whether I wanted more of the road ahead or more of the surrounding scene. Once I found the right position, I did not have to keep repositioning my head to get the framing I wanted.

In bright daylight, the 3K60 video captured fine details clearly, and the higher frame rate made footage of moving subjects look smoother. Electronic stabilization helped with normal walking movement, although faster or rougher movement still showed some shake. I also noticed that the camera performed differently as lighting became less favorable, so I would not expect the same image quality indoors or after dark.

The open-ear audio is useful when situational awareness matters. I could listen to audio while still hearing surrounding sounds, but the tradeoff is that the audio does not have the isolation or bass impact of sealed headphones. The voice controls were particularly useful while recording because I could start or control functions without taking my hands off what I was doing.

The 120-degree field of view gives the footage a fairly broad perspective, which worked well for outdoor activities. The night-vision mode made it possible to record in much darker conditions than ordinary video mode, but the resulting image had a different appearance from daytime footage.

After using the glasses across different activities and lighting conditions, I found the combination of adjustable camera positioning, hands-free controls, stabilization, and open-ear audio more useful than any individual specification by itself. The biggest consideration is deciding whether the convenience of wearing an all-in-one camera and audio device outweighs the compromises in low-light image quality and open-ear audio immersion.

These are probably some of the more interesting smart glasses I've tried because they actually feel designed around recording sports and outdoor stuff instead of just cramming a camera into cheap sunglasses, running it through some questionable app and calling them "smart." The Rover glasses are way different. Video at 3K 60fps looks surprisingly good, stabilization keeps footage watchable while moving and the 120° view captures plenty without looking ridiculously distorted.

My favorite feature is the adjustable camera angle. Being able to tilt it sounds minor until you've used glasses that spend half the time recording the ground. The open ear speakers are pretty decent too while still letting you hear whats happening around you. Just don't expect earbud or bone conduction headset quality.

The AI features are interesting, especially searching through clips and creating highlights without digging through everything yourself. I'm still playing around with that portion, but you can tell a lot of work went into these, which helps explain the price and overall quality. Rover even tossed in wireless walkie talkie tech which is a pretty cool bonus. Night recording is also better than expected, although obviously dont expect miracles in near complete darkness.

They aren't cheap, but you're getting 64GB built in, 3K60 HDR, stabilization, decent frame speakers and quite a bit of tech packed into something under 2 oz. Battery life during constant recording is probably the biggest limitation, especially on longer rides or recording sessions but they do the job without worrying about them overheating like a lot of the generics on the market. So the optional power bank accessory might actually be worth getting.

Overall, really cool piece of tech and honestly more fun to use than I expected. I couldn't really find anything I hated about them. Easy 5 stars from me and one of the few pairs of smart glasses I can actually recommend.