busutuLED Face Mask with Gesture Control & RGB Full Color Static & Dynamic Animation Display Modes - Rechargeable Light Up Mask for Halloween Cosplay, Costume Parties, Masquerade Events

I ordered this mask for my 9-year-old nephew and he loves it! It fits him perfectly and works very well. I was so surprised at the variety of patterns it has - everything from swirling colors to fire to jack-o-lantern faces! The mask itself is comfortable to wear because it only touches his skin around his eyes where there is a good deal of padding. The elastic band that holds it on is wide and soft. The designs can be easily changed using the on/off button or by waving your hand in front of the mask when the gesture mode is turned on. It took a minute to figure out how to use the gesture mode but once we found the instructions on the box, it was very easy to do. The fact that it is rechargeable and doesn't require disposable batteries is another plus! It comes with the required USB charging cord too. I am thrilled with this mask because he was so happy with it. It is well made and will be great for Halloween! I would definitely recommend it!

I like masks and have a decent sized collection I've built over the years. This one is a nice addition. Unlike the crappy "e-wire" ones from the halloween store, this one has full LEDs that are not only bright enough to work, but also don't blind you. This is a good mask for the price and if it lasts 1 more season was easily worth it.

The media could not be loaded. At 35 bucks, it seems like a decent value, especially compared to other novelty masks you can find when the Halloween season comes around. The lights are nice and bright, especially in the dark. I'm not fond of the spongy material that rests on your face or glasses. It seems comfortable enough during my tests, though I'm not sure how it will hold up if worn for a couple hours. It seems like the mask will be ruined if the padding comes unglued, compared to a mask with silicon face guard or something molded more securely into place. The mask has plenty of screws and seems solid, though the plastic has a slightly cheap feel to it. I would not be surprised if it broke the first time it landed on concrete, though I'm sure it can survive minor drops and bumps.The Velcro straps seem decent, and can be removed and replaced easily. Without my glasses on, my nose touches the back of the mask just slightly, though I can wear it over my cheap prescriptions. Visibility is not the best, but workable. It's like looking through thick ladder shades but it cuts off more of the view.It's just about the right size for an adult like myself but not so large that children cant wear it. Just be careful about what events you bring this to and the pattern you use, I can see the animated flashing ones being a problem around people with epilepsy, potentially triggering them to have seizures.The USB C charging port is recessed just a bit too far, and was tricky to plug in even with the included cable. A comically huge battery icon appears and blinks when it's charging. When it stops blinking, its ready to go, but until then the battery icon will be an eyesore.Press and hold the power button on the back to turn it on/off, click it again and again to cycle through the built in patterns. You can also hold your hand over the motion sensor on the front until the mask lights up "OK!" and then you can quickly tap your hand over the motion sensor to cycle through the same patterns. Once you find a pattern you want, hold your hand over the motion sensor again until it shows an X to lock the motion sensor from accidentally changing the pattern anymore. Seems like a good feature for when your in costume and the physical button is out of reach, though you need a mirror to see what pattern is on while your wearing the mask.I only knock off the one star for the foam eye pads being cheaply glued on and a potential point of failure, though if the price came down 10-15 bucks I'd easily rate it 5 stars. As long as the rechargeable battery doesn't die after a year, it seems like a fair value even at it's current price.

I'm thrilled with this product! It's perfect for Halloween, costume parties, or just a fun accessory. The LED mask is lightweight, easy to wear, and has 25 dynamic modes and 25 static patterns. The gesture control is a nice touch, and the USB charging is convenient. I love that it's rechargeable, too, so you don't have to worry about batteries. The kids (and adults!) will love it!

At this price point, I'd expect a bit more.The lights are extremely bright, with no way to dim/change the brightness.The part where your eyes go is just a cheap piece of foam on the inside.The elastic strap holding it on frayed with just a little bit of use.Wouldn't recommend at this price. Wait for a good sale.

We are huge fans of Halloween in my house. On that, one of my acquisitions was a Techno Wizard hoodie from the old ThinkGeek site. This is going to be a Perfect companion to that. It also has lights and other cool stuff as well.The Mask itself feels pretty good quality wise, but still light enough that it won't be too much of a burden to wear.I like that it charges with a USB-C cable, and in my testing it lasts long enough. I haven't had it die on me yet.For value, this thing has lots of different "faces" and seems like a pretty well built product. In my opinion, if this fits a costume you're going for, buy it. Worth it for the entertainment factor alone.

This light-up mask is great fun! It has a gesture sensor so you can control the image seen with gestures. There are many different options for colors and patterns. It is very comfortable to wear- just throw on a hoodie and go instant costume! Has a USB charger and a charge lasts eight to ten hours! Highly recommend!