FINIS Smart Goggle Max Kit - Open Water Swim Goggles - CIYE App Sync - Leak-Proof - Triathlon Approved

I love my new Ciye Smart Goggles! They're super sleek and comfortable, making them easy to wear all day.The display is incredibly clear and shows me everything I need without getting in the way. Whether it's navigation or notifications, everything is smooth and intuitive. The controls are also really easy to use.What stands out most is how reliable and convenient they are. The battery lasts long, and connectivity is always strong. It's like having a smart assistant right there, making daily tasks easier.If you want amazing smart eyewear, I highly recommend Ciye Smart Goggles. They've truly exceeded my expectations!

The goggles work perfectly! Tech tip: you do not have to connect the goggles to the CIYE app before or during swimming. Just press the swim button on the goggles and go! When you get home THEN pair the goggles with the CIYE app. I can Count laps and splits while swimming so I know what I am doing makes me faster or slower., I am still working on some of the uses like open water and uploading a workout… have not been able to do that yet… but these are great!

Note: DO NOT try and clean these with anything but tap water. After antifog gets smear-y (and it will) you can remove the electronics and use some 99% isopropyl alcohol (any pharmacy carries it) along with some q-tips to remove the remaining antifog film.Goggles are comfortable once you get the right nose connector sorted. Anti fog film is good for at least a month. I already bought a replacement goggle and even with fresh water rinse I get 3 months tops. See note above .Electronics are fine and great for someone with ADD because focusing on individual splits keeps things interesting. They are super useful for setting multiple paces. My “slow” pace is a 1:24 100 free, moderate is 1:20, and fast is 1:18. Training “race pace” is 1:12. Open water 3 mile pace is 2:00/100. The point here is that with these metrics if you want to improve (speed, stroke efficiency, etc) you have the tools to monitor where you are at.4 star is mainly because in a perfect world they would provide their antifog to reapply after cleaning. Also the silicone seal tore slightly at 7 months. That’s probably on me because while I use the case, I think I was sloppy on how I placed it in case.Make sure the goggle cups aren’t bent during storage. See pic.

El lente se quebró en dos sesiones, el entrenador virtual es muy bueno pero la calidad del lente no.Tendré que pedir un lente nuevo para poder usar porque este se abre en el agua y no se puede usar el dispositivo.

The device works well. The goggles fit good. The goggle lenses have a coating on the inside for fogging etc that you can never touch and never touch is kinda hard to do. The lenses do get a bit cruddy after a few hours and i got tired of it. Had a few issues with leakage inside. I had to lightly wipe the spots off While I was rinsing them in the pool and ruined my goggle lenses. Now there permanently smeared. Luckily, the replacement goggles aren’t that expensive so yeah, I think they’re a little cheap and the film on the inside sucks!! All the years I’ve been swimming I’ve never had problems with goggles smearing !! The Ciye App has connection issues. After you end the swim by pressing the button on the top of the goggles, the goggles say ready to link and if you don’t pay attention to that and try to return later to link it, the data somehow gets lost. I had one swim that Swim.com could not locate , and then it popped up on the app almost a week later and it would not also sync with Strava. The folks at Swim.com did their best to help me though. 👍. Buyer beware🙃

First review ever - but I've enjoyed these goggles so much I felt compelled to offer my thoughts.I wrestled with spending the money on these goggles, but finally decided to give them a go. For me, they were definitely worth the money. I swim about 1.25 miles three or four times a week. In the past, timing myself was a hassle. I used to have a watch that would count laps and give lap times and that was great, but being able to see my time for each length of the pool has caused me to know how hard I'm working and know whether I need to kick it up a notch or not. Definitely made the swim more enjoyable and rewarding - in ways that I wouldn't have guessed. Would definitely purshase them again.Also, as an aside, they are very good goggles. The seal is very good and they are very clear.

Overall I find the goggles to be a high quality goggle that fits very well and I like the color of the lense. The goggles fit well and are easy to tighten up which is always nice. I did not dive off blocks so I have no idea how they stay on, but they work great for just regular lap swim.The digital display does not show exactly as shown on the site as a heads up display, it is slightly smaller and shows in your left eye, I don’t consider it false advertising as it would be impossible to show it the way it actually works. The light in your vision can be a challenge to adjust to, but once you get going I didn’t notice it much.The app has been my biggest challenge, when I first downloaded the app, I had some issues initially just putting my information in which it requires. Once I finally figure that out, I was impressed that it does seem to have every single gym with a pool and knows if it is a 25 yard or a 50 m. I played with a couple different pools I know in my area and it had every single one. I happen to work out at a 24 hour fitness that’s right down the street so that is my default pool that I will use. I also had an issue trying to get my swim to link up and connect with the goggles when I first started using it. You can obviously still swim and I do like the goggles and find them to be great goggles. It was just the issue for me with the swim, showing on my app and getting it to register.

It takes too much time to see your laps and it starts your rest and swim time wrong. Youll have a 34 second split and itll cout it as 44 second. BUT not a huge issue