Oakley Meta Vanguard's 3K Camera is Not what I expected

Summary by Krater

The creator reviews the Oakley Meta Vanguard smart glasses, testing camera resolution, stabilization, low-light performance, battery life, audio, AI features, and more, concluding that while there are significant firmware and hardware limitations, they are surprisingly impressive for their form factor.

From the video

Answers: Are Oakley Meta smart glasses worth buying?

• Oakley Meta Vanguard smart glasses review
• Smart glasses camera quality and resolution
• Audio quality in wearable cameras
• Meta AI features on smart glasses
• Battery life of wearable cameras

What it concludes

• The Oakley Meta Vanguard glasses record in a 3K resolution at 3:4 aspect ratio, which crops down to approximately 2.2K after stabilization.
• Higher 3K resolution has a 3-minute recording limit, which can be extended to 5 minutes by dropping to Full HD.
• The glasses do not handle loud sounds well, resulting in audio clipping, but sound clean when audio is not excessively loud.
• Battery life lasted 31 minutes and 23 seconds in 3K at 30fps, and 40 minutes in 1080p at 30fps.
• Image quality is often on par with iPhone in terms of color and contrast, but lacks the zoom capabilities of multiple lenses.
• The built-in headphones lack deep bass but are fine for watching videos or phone calls in moderate environments.