Chinabay Mobile Theatre Video Glasses

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Its ok

price should be reduced

For the price , I really like these . Two area's would make them perfect 1 ) the earphones that are hard mounted suck . Not in sound , but in fit , they keep falling out of my ear and applies pressure that becomes painful if forced in ear further . 2 ) I have to tilt and offset glasses to get both screens to show no shadow ! Some sort of adjustment would have been nice , other than nose guard . Other than that I am enjoying these glasses often . It doesn't play mp4 , but there are free and easy converters that gets everything playing . Some long video's have jumped audio to video track but not that often . It's internal battery last's about 5 hours and shuts off without warning . For times away from computer I keep external solar battery pack that runs the glasses while re-charging battery , very helpful when enjoying long video's . The controls are simple and easy to use .All that's left is to see how long they last , I use them often and will add lifespan when and if they stop working .

Cool toy. At 480X240 it will hold hours of video. Cool for air travel. As another reviewer stated; WMV is the best format. This is true. You can use realplayer (tm) a free download to convert most videos to this format. Taking the stray light adaptor off, I can use my glasses. It is not a great picture but for the price you should be happy. I am.

The glasses offer superb value for the offered price (~$90). Of course, it is an older system so the MP4s need to be converted to AVI, and it is lacking angular adjustments for the screen (left edge is sharp, but the right edge is slightly blurred and distorted). There is no problem with the ear buds, and the sound volume and clarity are adequate.

There is no way to focus, its either visable or not, and if you wear glasses its impossible.

It is easy to set up and use.