Customer Ratings & Reviews

Perfect clear in images very convenient for capturing any moment!.

These things a great but if you have a bigger head… not for you. Get the wayfarer large instead

These Oakley HSTN are supposed to be transition lenses from clear to amethyst, but they are not. The lens does not darken when out in the sunlight. They are a little heavy but they are okay to wear. I have worn them for over an hour and recorded some videos and taken photos. The photo quality is okay. You can record 1080 or 3k resolution video on them. I have only done 1080 videos to conserve battery. Battery life so far has been good. The case it comes with charges the glasses. It is a little awkward to remove. I sometimes end up grabbing it by the lens. The case has a USBC charging port and comes with cable. It does not have a power brick so you will need an available USBC port or an adapter to charge. I have done more video recording than taking photos. It records vertical videos meant to be consumed on mobile phones. It’s can be viewed on television but it will have black bars on both sides. The video quality is good for 1080 recording. The audio quality is good as well. One thing to note is head movement. I recorded some clips while walking back to my car in a parking lot. I look both ways to make sure I don’t get run over and the head movement is fast and can be nauseating. I have to remember to move my head like a gimbal or tripod, otherwise the footage may cause dizziness. Low light recording is okay. I recorded a few times in my Tesla sharing what the new FSD v14 does. When recording, there is a light on the corner of the frame that flashes. I have also recorded while in the gym shooting basketball around. The results are great. I would love to wear them and record while playing a game, but I didn’t want to have to explain to people that I’m recording them. I do respect other people’s privacy. You can record up to 90 seconds or 180 seconds. It has speakers so you can listen to music. It supports Amazon Music, Apple, iHeart, and Spotify. I don’t have subscription to any of those services. I use Youtube Music. Luckily, you can play any source via Bluetooth. It sounds good. Don’t expect to have bass or anything but it’s good enough. You will need to import from the glasses to the phone app before you can share or edit photos and videos. You cannot live stream with it. The AI part of these glasses is okay. I asked what breed my dogs were and it guessed wrong. You will need to turn on location sharing if you want the weather for your current location. Otherwise, you just have to give it the city name. Your phone is the internet connection it uses. You can change the AI voice as well. It’s limited in translating. There is a set of languages it currently supports. I hope this improves. Afterall, it is connected to the internet. Overall, I like the ability to capture photos and videos. The AI part needs a lot of improvements. The “action” button is on the right side of the frame. I push it frequently while putting on the glasses. I have taken many accidental photos because of this. I would also like the option to record videos in landscape mode. I may try to swap out the lens with prescription lenses and add transition. I just have to check what my insurance coverage is if it allows me to. Even with the weight, they are still comfy.

Very nice quality and great sunglasses. Only problem is that the earpieces press against the back of my head so tight that it makes them uncomfortable to wear for very long.

Hands-free communications at its best a definite pie

Transition lenses arent as dark and the frame of these glasses are uglier then i thought.

Absolutely love these so. Handy and helpful i enjoy putting them on every time

Absolutely amazing, sorry Ray-Ban, these are cool looking!

Great quality but extremely tight. Couldn’t wear them for more than 20 minutes without getting a headache.

I have used different smart technologies for years, but this pair of Oakley x Meta HSTN glasses are my first foray into smart wearables beyond smart watches. After looking around for a while, I liked the edgy styling of the frames and thought the transition lenses would be a plus so I could wear them inside or out and always have the ability to use them. I had also looked at the Ray Bans, but the advertised longer battery life put me over the top to pull the trigger on the Oakley’s. Obviously smart glasses aren’t a “must-have” or something that everyone will necessarily want but it’s something I thought I could find a use case for. And I was right. First off, the fit is great for me and the glasses are comfortable to wear for long periods. They are noticeably heavier than regular sunglasses but that’s to be expected because of all the tech they have packed in them and it’s not a major issue. The transition lenses only take a few seconds to change depending on the lighting and the shift is barely noticeable. There are physical buttons for power and photo capture, along with a touch panel for controlling volume, but I tend to just use voice commands since hands-free was kind of the point of getting them. The audio quality is decent even if lacking a little bass due to the open-air design and the volume is more than acceptable without having a lot of leakage to people around you. Videos and photos are a breeze to take using “Hey Meta” commands and you can store quite a bit on the glasses themselves until you have the time to transfer or back them up. In fact, I have yet to have a time where I’ve filled up the internal memory, but your use may be different. The battery life is great, and I have had no problems getting 7+ hours out of a single charge. Charging is as simple as popping them in the case (which itself charges by USB-C). All in all, I’ve been pleased with the look and ease of use of these glasses. I am now constantly looking for other ways to put the Meta AI into use. If you’re looking for long battery life and good (enough) video quality to posting, look no further.

Awesome glasses. AI Features are great. It takes some practice to get it.

Quality of camera is very bad in low light and drain battery very fast so you dont get much of footage. Fingerprints magnet and very easy to stain. Not recommend

Very nice, just too small for my head. Prefer the Ray Ban Meta large size.

This is awesome and is perfect for me having such a small face size.

Heavy, was made for looks and not function. Oakley should stick to giving active people what they need for sport activities. These are made for show…

These are some nice looking glasses. I like the color of the brown ones.

If you want to look like you’re wearing safety goggles buy these. Instant dork mode.

They didn't have transition lenses. Only had polarized

Not worth the price we’ll wait till they come down

These glasses won't suit everyone, and the quality of the case is far inferior to the Ray-Ben. The glasses themselves aren't bad, but they probably won't be dark while driving, which isn't very cool.