Review Keovy Smart Glasses
Review Keovy Smart Glasses. - How does one begin?
First Keovy use a non existent “independent” reviewer (“David Johnson”) to recommend Keovy Smart Glasses. (Simply Google “David’s” image and you realise “David” does a myriad of things “Expertly” reviewing various products. The irony of it is that “David” when recommending Keovy’s glasses is actually wearing a pair of RayBans! How is that for deliberate deceit?
Now to the product - the so-called “smart glasses”.
Well, these are the dumbest, most stupid “smart glasses” out there. They buffer, the connection constantly fails, the software is a joke, the app is laughably bad.
Now to post sales “customer service”
First I had ”Linda” who was so sorry that she said I could keep the glasses and she would give me a refund of first 5%, then 10%, then 15% and finally 20%. I declined. I insisted on a refund in full and that if they wanted their useless pieces of plastic back they would have to send me the cost of shipping back to China (needless to say they didn’t want their trash back - and I can’t blame them).
After the 20% refund offer I was then transferred to “Lumi”. Lumi then said that her company was (“kvvoi.com”). So, Keovy’s complaints service will ultimately direct you to Kvvoi who will then say “this isn’t our product” and we have “no record of sale”. How odd that the email trail leads seamlessly back to keovy.com. These incompetents don’t even have the skills to cover their metadata tracks - so what does that tell you about their useless ‘smart’ products’? My five year old can code better than this gang.
How strange that when faced with a full refund for their utterly useless piece of garbage the Keovy “customer sevice” team suddenly change themselves into a different company - “kvvoi.com” - and then deny all knowledge of the company and the product. Yet again however, the email trail demonstrably leads from keovy to kovvoi without any new email thread.
A classic scam product, employing an evasive customer service “team” that use deliberately deceitful “independent review” scams to sell their utterly abysmal product.
Pleaase, please, avoid them like the plague. You will be better served if you sent your £129 to a charity; - at least something positive may come out of it rather than directing it to a gang of shysters that uses deception and misrepresentation to sell it rubbish to gullible purchasers.
Please pass on my experience to one and all.
My rating - minus 30 stars.
3 avril 2026
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