Bigeyes H1 3D Video Display Glasses with HDMI Input,Personal Movies Cinema,Video Goggles, Head-Mounted Video displays,Priviate 3D IMAX Movie Cinema, 160 * 52 * 63mm(Bigeyes H1)

Muy buena calidad de imagen, se conecta muy fácil.la uso en el trabajo con mis pacientes para que puedan ver sus película o serie favorita, mientras es atendido y calmar su ansiedad.Excelente producto!!! Muy recomendado

Crisp Image, but not worth 150$.cheap materials, but its not gonna break by holding it

Prefacing: I've been using 'video glasses' for almost a decade[mostly through the development / use with rc-aircraft]*That said - I'm Very Familiar with the ins and outs of this stuff..I wanted a Simple set of Basic video glasses just to watch movies.Nothing crazy, so I expected Quick setup and a Quality view..Instead [connected and tested to 3 high end gaming laptops]The unit would power on just fine..The very second the HDMI cables where connected, Nothing.Black screen, And.. immediate 'disconnection tones'as you'd hear when a USB device disconnects from the computer..No amount of trouble shooting would get them to show video.[I also connected a headphone jack - just in case] Nada.The company had no advanced trouble shooting info..Amazon support had no way to do 'support', or offer any additional info..I was initially going to Exchange, but, was instead told to opt for Refund.I could have gotten a dud.. It happens - Especially with electronics..On the other hand, they could just be junk.It's hard to tell without having a few side to side to test against each other.IF people actually receive a working pair, Hopefully they work,and work well enough to actually enjoy. The concept is definitely there..Construction wise - Eh', they're built to a price point, but still seemed solid.NOT the quality of a higher end set of "FPV Goggles", but,good enough for their intended use.I should probably say - Do Not Drop Them. *Shrug*

This arrived today right before I left for work so I spent my entire shift looking forward to trying them out and I really like them. I wasn't expecting this to replace my 4k TV (and it doesn't) but for the price, these are pretty good. The picture quality is decent except for the blurry spots around the sides (which might just require a few more adjustments to the eyepieces or some changes to the settings) and a black "scratch" towards the bottom of the right screen which isn't that noticeable/distracting when I'm actually watching something. These are a little uncomfortable at first but after a few minutes I adjusted to wearing it. I'm using these with my JVC Exofield receiver/headphones so I can't comment on the sound quality of the built-in 3.5mm jack or included earbuds. I will say that the combination of a "virtual theater" with virtual Atmos surround sound is really good for when I just need to take a break from reality for a bit. The screen takes up my entire field of view; I'm not sure what the equivalent screen size would be but it's big.Now for my complaints:The hdmi and USB cords are wired into the headset and they're pretty short so I had to buy a female-to-female HDMI adapter and a longer HDMI cord. The USB is plugged into my Anker powerbank which I can just put into my pocket, so the USB cord size isn't much of an issue for me but it might be something for other people to keep in mind. The eye lens shield is separate and there's no way to attach it to the headset, you have to align it with the screens and hold it in place while putting the headset on. It's not a huge deal but it does make getting ready a little bit annoying, especially if you have to keep taking the headset off to go to the bathroom or get a drink. If an upgraded version is released with HDMI and USB inputs (instead of built-in cords) and either a built-in eye shield or a way to keep the eye shield attached to the headset, I would definitely buy it. A built-in rechargeable battery would also be nice but I don't really mind having to keep it plugged in to a power source since I'm not walking around while wearing it. I do wish the picture resolution was higher than 720p but considering that this is relatively cheap, I wasn't expecting high-end technology. And like I mentioned before, there is a black mark on the right screen.All in all, I do like this for what I use it for. I barely feel it once I adjust to wearing it and the screens do replicate the "movie theater screen" effect.

Positives:A very good price for what it does. It's lightweight and comfortable. Good quality and simple to setup.Negatives:It's not wireless and the wires are short. No battery option support.Overall:Excellent product at an affordable cost.

Goggles work but I think the screen is too close to the eyes

I create 3D images and greatly need this viewer. It fulfills my needs completely. I wish we could do away with all the cables, but I'm not complaining. It is also awesome for side-by-side video viewing.

Used this to watch videos in peace, as well as maybe use it to work on my computer without people watching over my shoulder and asking me questions all the time.#1. My forehead would hurt after just an hour of wearing this product and I even tried putting cloth between it and my head. Still hurt.#2. The video quality isn't all that bad if you don't mind smaller details being missed. I've a much easier time reading discord on my phone at full arms length away, then I did trying to read it on this device.#3. The audio was better than the video, but the quality still had issues that I normally do not have when directly connected to the computer, or the TV as I tried it there as well.TLDR; Get a VR headset instead if you want better video and audio quality, or you have an iron plate in your forehead to reduce the discomfort.