PogoCam: Tiny, Removable Photo & HD Video Camera for Your Glasses | by PogoTec

I'm really glad I only paid 13 dollar for this useless hunk of plastic, because that's exactly what it is. I've charged it and followed the instructions, but I can't even get the accursed thing to power on. It's not easy or convenient to use at all, the necessary app no longer exists, and everyone says the photo and video quality are horrible. (Not that I'd know, considering I can't even get passed the first step of turning the thing on. If you want to waste time and money on a useless chunk of plastic that does absolutely nothing, then this is for you, but I'd rather just stick to my own phone camera.

I bought one to use at my daughter's wedding. It was great (although she made me take it off when I walked her up the aisle). I wore it the rest of the day and captured the most amazing pictures and videos and easily transferred them to my laptop. Everyone was intrigued by it and I am sure that a few have purchased their own. The quality of the videos and images I was able to take rivals the kind I could take on my iPhone X!! I am now going to buy one for each of my children. It's also remarkable easy to use after you play around with it a few time. Practice first before shooting with it to gauge the proper head positioning. After that - it's like riding a bicycle - it comes naturally. What I like most about this device is that you can capture those moments when you know you want to take a picture or a video by just pushing the button -- no need to take out your phone and swipe through a bunch of apps to find the camera. I absolutely love my PogoCam -- I take it everywhere.

Sure! Here’s a more logical and humorous version of your review:I’d love to tell you how well the camera function works, but unfortunately, I never got that far. Why? Because the one thing that’s supposed to hold this product in place—the rubber bands—might as well be made of hopes and dreams.The whole concept is that these bands wrap around the arms of your glasses. Seems simple, right? Well, I have modern, basic-rim glasses, and the first band snapped faster than my patience on a Monday morning. No problem, I thought—I’ll just try the next size. Snap. Okay, maybe third time’s the charm? Snap. At this point, I haven’t even dared to try the smallest one, but I have a feeling it’ll disintegrate at the mere thought of being stretched.To be clear, this rubber isn’t just cheap—it’s practically biodegradable on contact. So instead of a cool gadget, I now own a very expensive, very useless paperweight. If you’re looking for a product that actually works, look elsewhere. If you’re looking for an easy way to be disappointed, then by all means, add to cart.

Fraud. No app for iOS. The app they advertising as pogo technologies are stealing exommerces details about you. No app for IOS at all and there is no way to check if this cam takes pic or videos. Also saying take long timer video but the instructions says only 30 seconds since there is no app I couldn’t check any of the featuress

Photos are horrible quality but video quality is great. It is a bit awkward looking on the side of glasses where the glasses used in company photos must be very chunky. Also takes a while to get it on a pair of glasses.

I don't always listen to reviews. Sometimes things are fine. But not here with this one. Item won't turn on despite hours and hours of charging. The app isn't available in the app store. The website no longer works. This is a dud. Sad because I really like the design. Wanted something to easily take simple photos on the go instead of pulling out a phone or camera. But eh. Hopefully someone comes up with something that actually works in the future. This one is being returned.

The app doesn’t exist anymore. You lose versatility without the app. You can get the videos and pics via the USB port. Instructions tell you how to use the camera.

The standby mode is really ridiculous and almost unusable. It is funny that the manufacturer is trying to spin this as a feature because "majority of videos are less than 30 seconds." This is so disingenuous because I would argue that most "published" videos are less than 30 seconds, but getting that footage takes at least 3-5 multi-minute takes.Anyway, it works, but is not too practical because it powers off after 60 seconds. The video quality is also very grainy and requires significant light in order to be usable. I brought this to CES 2018 in the hopes of capturing different booths and tech, but I had to constantly turn on or plug into the docking unit. 6 videos max? really? Again, not very practical. The product also feels cheap and fragile. Ended up just using my phone for photos at CES.