Vuzix Corp. Wrap 920VR

I ordered this product paid 400 $ and got a 235 $ product with no virtual reality and pc adapter, damaged iphone adapter. Cuz i was in a military F.o.b. i had no printer at hand so i returned the item to sender with no return label. Amazon and Yogi Inc. denied my full refund. After that i tried to get at least the difference of 165 $ betwhen what i ordered (400$) and what i got (235$) That was to a NO NO from amazon and yogi inc. Now i am left with the product returned to sender and 400$ lost. I will sue amazon and Yogi Inc. IF I DON'T GET A FULL REFUND.

I was planning on using these on some flights later on, and liked the idea of the 3D capability. Unfortunately, there are a lot of drawbacks to this device that really bring it down to the $100-value level at best. (For the record, this was around $300 when I got it.) VR works fine... won't say much else about it, though. Not much application for it yet. May update when I've had a little more experience with it. These fit on your head nicely, and can even be used as a second, higher head-mounted screen above your laptop screen as it sits on your lap. But read into the manufacturer's claims; it gives the perceived screen size at some large number (e.g., 60-in diagonal screen) at 10 feet distance. This means two things: The screen actually looks a lot smaller than the number they give, and you'll have trouble seeing details as if the screen was *really 10 feet away!* This means that if you have to wear glasses like I do because of nearsightedness, these really aren't going to work so well for you. My glasses really don't fit well under these, and tend to mess up the 3D effect in addition. The 3D capabilities: Yes, they work. But it is anything but High-Def 3D (for the record, they never made a claim that it was). This is also at a 4:3 (standard VGA, not widescreen) resolution that will not be able to exceed 1024x768... which by today's standards is quite low... and from ten feet away is sort of insufficient. Frankly, I recently got a real 3D computer monitor, a Passive 3D LED one that cost a lot less than this thing, and it works a heck of a lot better (and is much larger, HD 1080P, etc.) Also, no part of this thing is wireless... (again, it was never advertised as wireless; just bringing it to light). It is more or less tethered to your machine by a slightly short cable, which I've found to be cumbersome and a bit in-the-way. Cool gadget, yes. But unless you simply have $300 for a novelty item, I'd spend the cash on a real monitor upgrade. Perhaps the 1200 model is a lot better than this (claims to be HD, 720(?) and widescreen), but is just ridiculously expensive. They really ought to bring the price on these down... at current, they are too pricey for what you'll get.

The only difficulty is the relatively short AA battery life, particularly is the viewer wants to watch more than a short movie. Otherwise, in additional to some fitting difficulty, this is a five star product. We have purchased other Vuzix products, and in all the viewer must be careful with ear bud connections. But, the product is fairly durable, even if used repeatedly in bed.

great work. hope it works on time every thing good does what it says good price good for a gift

bad product just bad low resolution uncomfortable and not worth the money. I wish I had gone for the higher end product. Couldn't return it be cause I was past the date by the time I got to use them.