Vuzix Wrap 310 Video Glasses

Once you spend the necessary 20-30 minutes tweaking and adjusting the settings and tiny screws on the top, and pick out the best fit nose guard and best fitting ear pieces for the headphones, it's not bad at all. It definitely gets the job done. Definitely not HD quality, but if you want that, you'll pay more for it. This set is a get the job done for a reasonable price set, and they do just that. The audio quality if phenomenal and definitely cancel out external noise to give you a private movie experience. I recommend purchasing the AC adapter from the web site so you won't burn through double a's as they last 6-12 hrs depending on which brand you buy, or grab a set of rechargeable to really get your money's worth. The biggest letdown for me though was that they do not make a component adapter and I was really hoping to be able to play my PSP games on this, but you cannot. Only everything else. So I'll likely return them or sell them in the near future as I wanted to be able to play PSP games on video eye ware. But if you just want a travel solution for watching movies and pics alone for a reasonable price then this gets the job done. Comes with an IPOD adapter for IPOD/Iphone users.-Sgt of Marines

I bought these for my husband for Christmas 2009 and he hated them!CONS:He complained about every aspect of them and he's a gadget person.He hated mostly that they were too bulky and that it felt like he was wearing two beepers with a band on his face.He complained that the actual image felt more like wearing 3D glasses rather than watching a movie on a big wide screen.He complained that the weight of them actually made the area above his ears hurt as the glasses pressed against themHe complained that the device didn't work with either of his first generation devices the psp and video ipod.We returned them to the Brookstone store and they refunded us the money instantly without question.PROS:It worked just fine with my ipod touch and I didn't have a problem with wearing them at all.

I really don't know what to say in regard to the other people who have reviewed this product. Perhaps a newer model or other fixes have been made. The bottom line, I like them, A LOT, and I'm very happy with most every aspect of this purchase. These are reasonably priced and well-worth the money in my opinion. I just spent a long weekend at the in-laws where there isn't TV in the bedrooms and, to be honest, a person could go nuts without some form of a diversion. These glasses fit the bill very nicely. I watched a number of movies that I had digital copies for and had previously downloaded to my iPod. Awesome.Out of the box, these are extremely easy to setup and use. My 13-year old son had these working in a matter of minutes (almost had them setup before the wrapping paper had hit the floor) and he didn't need the manual for any of the setup. You just put in the batteries, plug them in, put them on, and start the movie. That's it. The sound is great and it is easily comperable to any of my more expensive ($60ish) earphones. As you use these glasses, you will become more and more used to them and you will know how to wear them for the best picture. I would estimate that it took me about an hour to really find the sweet-spot; my son seemed to instantly take to them. Adjustments for video and audio are very easy and all on-screen. I was amazed with the picture quality and sound while watching Star Trek, Up, Transformers. I have showed these glasses to a number of people here at work and all were equally amazed with the quality and the entire experience. When I could get my mother-in-law to shut her flap long enough to try them, she even liked them. (If I thought this would shut her up for 10 minutes, I gladly buy her a couple of her own. Hell - I'd even through in an iPod.) I know that I have been responsible for at least 2 other purchases of these glasses... just because I let someone try them for a few minutes.I would definitely recommend these to anyone looking for an excellent compact video solution. These will be going with me on business flights and vacations from now on. I didn't rate them as a 5-star device because the image quality is great but not HD. I guess you can spend another $200 if you want HD quality. Someone commented that there are a lot of wires. Well, I hate to say it but I don't know how you could do it any differently unless you dropped another $200 for the wireless version. To be honest, there aren't "a lot" of wires. There is a wire to connect to your iPod (etc.) and this connects to your batter pack/controller unit. This connects to your headset and there are two earphones that plug in there. I still have both ears so I need both earphones. But that's it. Pretty straight forward and very simple to use.For reference only, I simply can not watch a movie if either the sound or picture is lacking. I pride myself in having two very good 7.1 surround sound setups w/ 55" LCD TV's at home. I also have a couple of Bose headsets (Quiet Comfort) and their earbuds. My computer has (3) 24" HP displays (triple SLI) with 7.1 surround as well - primarily for video and graphic editing but also for MS Flight Sim. I'm telling you this just so that someone doesn't think that I'm simply accepting these because I have a very low standard. If they were crap - I'd tell you they were crap.Hope this helps.

This item turned out to be a big disappointment. The viewing screen was nice but the head phone part kept shorting out on one side then the other. We sent it back.