Simple Video Display Glasses.Type-C Input, Easy Connect to i-Phone 15/16,Plug &Play, no Need APP, Lightweight Display Headset, Monitor,Head-Mounted Display (Bigeyes H5 USB-C)
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- It is very suitable for watching regular 2D videos/movies. It uses a USB Type-C interface for input and can be easily and directly connected to an iPhone 15/16. Plug and Play, no need APP. Not HDMI glasses,Not HDMI goggles.
- It's a simple external display, video display glasses, monitor, personal cinema, HMD. With compatible hardware you simply plug it in and you're off and running.
- You can easily see this as being pretty cool for privately watching a movie on an airplane or similar. And there's barely anything to it, it's very light.The strap is adjustable and should fit most heads securely.
- Support adjustable inter-pupillary distance and 0~500 degrees Myopic adjustment, compact, lightweight for long term comfort wearing.
- Two independent displays, this technology simulates human eyes so you are able to enjoy a comfortable viewing experience.
- You can connect to 2D Movie Online, Netflix, Apple TV,... etc. and watch wherever you like. BUT NOT IDEAL for TEXT, OFFICE WORKING, or CAD DRAWING
- Kindly follow the instruction manual provided with the product. If you connect to a mobile phone, Please make sure that your mobile phone does have Type-C output function.
Package Dimensions: 8.03 x 4.49 x 3.98 inches
Item Weight: 13.7 ounces
Manufacturer: VISION ELECTRONICS CO., LTD
Item model number: Bigeyes H5 USB-C
Date First Available: November 4, 2024
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Reviewed in the United States on February 21, 2025 by A. M. Sesco
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