Prisma POV Recording Glasses

They look like premium sport sunglasses. Oakley-style. Athletic. Clean.

The camera is integrated into the bridge area—it's a small lens in a subtle black housing. Unless someone is examining your glasses up close (which... why would they?), they won't notice.

Nobody knows you're recording unless you tell them.

That's the entire point. Stealth recording. Natural behavior. Authentic moments.

Proof: Every single testimonial mentions this. "Looks like normal sports shades." "They honestly just look like regular sunglasses." Customers confirm it over and over.

Bottom line: You won't look like a tech bro. You'll look like someone wearing nice sport sunglasses. Because that's exactly what they are—sunglasses that happen to record.

Real talk: It's action camera quality. Think GoPro-level POV footage, not Hollywood cinema.

What that means:

• Clear enough to watch later and enjoy? YES.
• Clear enough to post on Instagram/TikTok? YES.
• Clear enough to use as legal evidence (license plates, incidents)? YES.
• Clear enough to see faces, details, and what actually happened? YES.

What it's NOT:

• Professional 4K filmmaking quality
• Broadcast television production

Bottom line: The footage is legitimately good. Good enough for every real-world use case (memories, social media, evidence, content). Just not cinema-grade (but you don't need that anyway).

Designed for active use. These aren't fashion sunglasses that slip off when you move. They're sport-optimized.

Here's why they stay put:

• Face-hugging ergonomic wrap design (conforms to your face shape)
• Secure temple grip with non-slip tips
• Lightweight construction (you forget you're wearing them)
• Tested by actual athletes in real conditions

Proof from actual users:

• Anna W. (softball parent): "They stay secure when she's catching and hitting"
• Melissa R. (cyclist): "They're light and they don't bounce around"
• Sarah M. (sports parent): "They stay on through heat, sweat, and long weekends"

Real-world validation: People are using these for baseball, softball, cycling, fishing, hiking, skiing. If they fell off, you'd see it in the reviews. You don't.

Bottom line: They're built for movement. They stay on. That's the whole point—hands-free recording during activity requires glasses that don't budge.

Let's be real about how you'll actually use these:

2 hours of continuous recording covers:

• Any youth sports game (most are 60-90 minutes)
• Most cycling rides (unless you're doing 100+ mile centuries)
• Content creation sessions (you batch clips, not record 2 hours straight)
• Fishing trips (you record when the fish hits, not 2 hours of sitting)
• Hiking adventures (capture the summit, the view, key moments—not the entire 6-hour hike)

Here's the thing: You're not recording continuously for 2 hours straight. Nobody does that.

You record the moments that matter. The at-bat. The descent. The fish strike. The epic view. Then you stop recording.

Between recordings? Battery lasts way longer than 2 hours of active use.

Plus: Quick USB recharge. Throw a power bank in your bag if you're doing all-day adventures.

Bottom line: 2 hours continuous is plenty for 99% of real-world use cases. You record highlights, not dead time. And if you're the 1% doing ultra-endurance stuff, bring a power bank.

Super simple. Two ways:

OPTION 1 - Wireless Transfer (Easiest)

• Download the PRISMA mobile app (iOS or Android)
• Connect glasses to your phone via app
• Select clips you want
• Transfer wirelessly
• Done. Footage is on your phone ready to edit/share

OPTION 2 - USB Cable (Fastest)

• Plug glasses into your computer using included USB cable
• Glasses appear as external drive
• Drag and drop video files like you would from any camera
• Done. No proprietary software needed.

No complicated process. No tech expertise required.

It's literally: connect → select → download. That's it.

If you can transfer photos from your phone to your computer, you can use PRISMA.

Bottom line: Getting footage is effortless. App for convenience, cable for speed. Your choice. Both are simple enough that you'll actually do it (which means you'll actually use the glasses).

You're not stuck with anything.

30-Day Money-Back Guarantee:

Try PRISMA for 30 days. Wear them. Record with them. Use them in real situations.

Not satisfied? Return them for a full refund. No questions asked.

Why we offer this:

We're confident you'll love them. But we also know buying something online without trying it first is a risk.

So we remove that risk.

The process:

Contact us within 30 days → We send return instructions → You ship them back → We refund you

Simple. Fair. No gotchas.

Plus: Free worldwide shipping both ways. You're not paying shipping to try them.

Bottom line: Zero risk. Try them for a month. If they're not everything we said, get your money back. We make it easy because we know the product works.

Fair question. Let's compare honestly:

YOUR PHONE:
✗ Hands occupied (can't do activity while filming)

✗ Terrible angle (external perspective, shaky footage)

✗ Miss the moment while fumbling to get phone out

✗ Battery drains fast from recording

✗ Fragile in outdoor/active environments

PRISMA:
✓ Hands free (do activity while recording)

✓ Perfect POV angle (your eye-level perspective)

✓ Always ready (no fumbling, no missed moments)

✓ Dedicated battery (doesn't kill your phone)

✓ Durable for active use

GOPRO:
✗ Requires mounts (obvious, bulky, "I'm making content" vibe)

✗ Setup friction (people don't use them as much as they think)

✗ Expensive ($300-500)

✗ Not wearable for everyday (special equipment day)

PRISMA:
✓ No mounts needed (just wear sunglasses)

✓ Zero setup (put on, press button, done)

✓ Affordable (€99 vs €300-500)

✓ Integrated into daily life (not special gear)

THE REAL DIFFERENCE:

GoPro is for when you PLAN to make content.

PRISMA is for when you LIVE life and want it captured.

Your phone makes you choose: experience OR film.

PRISMA lets you do both.

Nothing gives you perfect POV footage while keeping your hands free and looking normal.

Only PRISMA does all three.

Bottom line: If you want hands-free POV recording that doesn't interrupt your life, look obvious, or require setup: PRISMA is the only solution. Phone can't do it. GoPro won't do it. PRISMA does.