Hi, this is Wayne again with a topic “72-Inch Portable Cinema Glasses!”.
A virtual cinema mountable on your face sounds good to me, so this is quite an interesting concept, not exactly the first time I’ve seen this floating around, but nonetheless, this time it really caught my eye for about a hundred and eighty US dollars which I’m not going To lie, it is very, very pricey. You can actually get what claims to be a 72 inch television equivalent in your face, regardless of what it looks like this is not going to help. You see clearer, quite the opposite. Inside these two lenses, you actually have two LCD displays, and these can actually display only unfortunately upto a resolution of 480p, a 72 inch equivalent image inside the rather nicely provided case you’ll, actually get three different cables. Two of them allow you to actually use AV input, and one of them is just a USB charger.
It’S nothing out of the ordinary. There there’s also a silicon insert, which is basically meant to try and block out the light from the outside. While it does definitely reduce it, at least for the shape of my face, it didn’t totally eliminate it. Light does still enter through the sides, which is a little bit distracting, but nonetheless it does offer good isolation of light much better than, for example, watching something on your phone you’re.
Also looking at about four gigabytes of internal storage, about 3.8 of which is available. But you can also stick in an SD card in this. You shouldn’t really have to worry about it too much and considering that movies playing on this or running 480p, you should be able to squeeze a hell of a lot on they’re putting the glasses on. This.
Is what you’d be expected to see, but, of course in reality this will all become one big image: it’s not 3d, it’s just a standard 2d image. In the same as looking at a TV and to be honest, I’m a bit unsure about why it’s called it’s. 72 inches because if you think about it, it’s all very, very subjective, I mean a 72 inch is going to look tiny if you sit further away from it, and this image isn’t exactly right up there in your face.
It does look a little bit distant and for good reason, a 480p I mean the resolution really isn’t that fantastic. If it was any closer, it would become really really abhorrent. Having said that, given the display specification, it actually performs much better than I was expecting it to considering that films are playing a native 480p resolution and the image isn’t too close to your face. Movies generally, actually cope rather nicely. The earphones sound, really good and they’ve got a nice stereo effect as well as plenty of bass, so the overall movie watching experience is actually rather Pleasant.
The battery life at three hours is kind of edible you’d, be looking at squeezing about two movies use out of this on a single charge. So, to sum up guys, I absolutely love the idea of having this pair of movie watching glasses, which give you that sort of ultimate video experience on the go and, to be honest, these actually do quite a good job of it. You can sit back, relax and almost forget you’re wearing a pair of glasses that make you look like you’re from a different planet. Unfortunately, for this product, though, for the same price, you could actually get yourself a smartphone, a pair of Google cardboard, glasses and a nice pair of earphones, and that would basically do everything better than this. So whilst it’s a cool idea, I can’t really say I fully recommend it thanks a lot for watching guys if you enjoyed this video.
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