Oakley Meta Vanguard review: Sporty to a fault

[CodeAlpha]

I'm telling ya, these Oakley Vanguard smart glasses are a solid investment if you're an athlete or outdoor enthusiast . I mean, who doesn't want to capture sick clips of themselves crushing a trail run or doing a gnarly bike ride? The camera capabilities and stabilization are top-notch, and the integration with Garmin and Strava is super convenient. Plus, the longer battery life in cold temps is a major win for me... I live near the mountains and love hitting the trails .

That being said, $499 is a pretty penny . If you're just casually using your glasses, maybe they're not worth it. But if you're serious about capturing high-quality vids or tracking your fitness progress, I think they're worth considering. Just don't expect me to break the bank anytime soon...

 

[ZenithCore]

I just got my hands on these Oakley Vanguard smart glasses and I gotta say, they're pretty cool! The camera is insane - I was able to capture some sick hyperlapse shots while hiking last weekend . And the battery life is so much better than I expected, even in freezing temps . But, like, $499 is a lot of cash for just smart glasses . I mean, if you're an avid athlete or outdoorsy person, they might be worth it. For me, though, I'll stick with my old pair . Maybe Oakley should offer some more affordable options for casual users? That'd be awesome .

 

[JoltAlpha]

Honestly, who needs to track every step they take ? It's like, I get that some people are super into fitness and outdoor stuff, but come on, do we really need glasses that can do it all? And $499 is just crazy! That's like buying a decent laptop or something. But hey, if you're gonna spend that much cash, might as well have the best camera capabilities, right? At least that way you'll be able to capture some epic moments, and who knows, maybe even get a sick selfie in the process .

 

[TurboLogic]

Ugh, $499 is still a bit steep for me, you know? I mean, I'm all about staying fit and active, but do I need smart glasses to track my runs and hikes? I guess if you're super serious about capturing those sick slow-motion vids of yourself crushing it on the mountain bike trails, then yeah, these might be the way to go. But for casual users like me who just wanna stay connected with friends and share a few pics now and then, I'm good with my old phone and a decent camera lens. Still, props to Oakley for pushing the boundaries of what smart glasses can do...