MarikitoTechwear Mask Halloween Cosplay Costume Masks Suitable For Any Adult

The mask looks and feels nice, a lot of customization available as you can edit what is displayed on the LED's frame. But that is pretty much it. You can talk, nor do too many things with this mask because you will choke on air after 1 min. So yeah, not too shabby for pictures though.

After laying everything out on a table I was a little surprised at the need to assemble the fins? Using the top screws and adhesive tape, I decided not to as they didn't fit the shape. I tried getting the LED to work first and it seemd to be fine, not even needing to be charged. The fit was a little uncomfortable as i adjusted it but otherwise fine to wear, sadly after trying it on other issues became apparent.One of the front lights was loose, even after tightening it four times during the roughly 2 hours I spent examining the mask it always became loose again.I was unsure how to remove the visor so I started with the obvious 4 clips, the one on the front left (when viewing from in front) was very loose, I realised when I tried to tighten it that the bolt/nut was missing from the screw securing the top part, I couldn't find it in the box, packaging on the table or floor.A similar issue occured on the opposite side with the bottom of the front clasp falling off after I unlocked/unhooked it. I was able to put it back together but it wouldn't lock unless I loosened the screw to the point it almost came off again.I'm sure I could have found a replacement for the missing item either by asking the seller or checking my local shops but the other issues and my lack of DIY skills made it impossible to keep it and the lack of any stock means I can't get a replacement.Despite all this I do like the overall look/design as a whole and will likely buy one of the simpler ones later or maybe closer halloween.UPDATE: As it has gotten closer to Halloween and seeing more stock had come in I decided to try purchasing a second one since i still prefer this ones overall appearance and in some small part due to a lack of stock of my alternative choice.Thankfully most of my previous issues are not present this time, there was only one small issue in the form of a missing nut for one of the screws that helps secure the two fins. I contacted the seller and they were kind enough to send out a few spare screws/nuts. I have decided to look into painting the plastic/silver looking parts on the front of the second mask with a duller metallic paint to make them stand out less, otherwise the second mask seems to be working fine and I have no complaints/issues.*NOTES* Forgot to add this after using it: Visor tends to steam up easily so I recommend something like anti-fog wipes and keeping some on hand, using one about once every hour or when you notice vision gets bad, depends on use/situation. Condensation was also a little bit of an issue when worn for a long period if time (might need cloth/tissues). The longest I wore the mask for was roughly four hours, not including breaks to use anti-fog wipes. All my actions were pretty ordinary/casual (nothing taxing) but at that point I could feel a strain on my neck so I personally wouldn't wear it any longer than that, again this will depend on the person and situation.

Drill holes don't line up or poorly finish, As I'm on a time chrunch I don't have time to return it so I have to strip it down, redo dill holes, replaced 3 stripped screaws.Magic display wouldn't connect and was coved in glue.Not worth this price.