Ski Video Goggles Stream The Excitement
OhO 4K Ski Goggles feature a built-in camera involve fewer straps than a separate action camera and get the lens closer to eyes in order to better capture the users point of view. Live streaming capability means friend and family see what you see, live and in real time.
Camera Sunglasses
OhO had already gained significant traction in the camera sunglasses market and these video ski goggles seem to incorporate the same level of fit, style and tech, right down to the camera’s sweeping 70-degree field of view.
OhO 4K Ski Goggles
The OhO 4K ski goggle cam can be tilted to suit your natural head position and the wi-fi version allows video streaming via an app. Though it’s 4K-capable at 24fps (change via a text file and USB link), it defaults to 1080p at 60fps, which is better for the slopes for most white powder enthusiasts.
To buy, please check with your local sporting goods stores. If unavailable, you can order online from Amazon.
More About Video Ski Goggles
Ski goggles equipped with video capabilities allow users to capture and share their skiing experiences. Video capable ski goggles typically incorporate a built-in camera or a lens near the frame to record high-definition video and capture photos while skiing or snowboarding.
Key features to look for in video-capable ski goggles:
Camera Quality:
The quality of the camera embedded in the goggles varies, but many offer HD video recording (1080p or higher) and decent photo quality.
Durability and Weather Resistance:
Goggles need to be weather-resistant and durable, designed to withstand the harsh conditions of skiing, such as snow, wind and impact.
Storage and Battery Life:
Check internal storage or support for memory cards to store recorded videos and images. Battery life is also a crucial factor to consider.
Design and Comfort:
Insure goggles are comfortable to wear for extended periods, with adjustable straps and padding for a good fit.
Connectivity:
Some models offer wireless connectivity (like Bluetooth or Wi-Fi) for transferring recorded videos and images to other devices.
Controls and User Interface:
Look for easy to operate controls for recording, stopping and managing the captured content. Some models may have simple buttons or touch controls.
Price Range:
Prices can vary depending on the brand, features, and quality of the camera. Entry-level models may be more affordable, while high-end models with better specifications tend to be considerably more expensive.
It’s important to note that video-capable ski goggle technology continues to advance. Be sure to check out sporting goods stores, technology retailers and manufacturers websites for the latest and greatest offerings and up to date information!
