ChudeiloIron-Man MK 50 1:1 Wearable Helmet - Voice, Touch, and RC with LED Eyes, Realistic Sound Effects, Movable Back and Ear Panels, Perfect for Cosplay and Collectible Figures for Adults and Teens

The media could not be loaded. Totally nerding out here! This helmet is beyond cool! Voice commands with Jarvis response, just look at the motion! Wears great. Only caveat is VERY poor visibility due to the eye lights. Fits a big head too!

Helmet looks great but did not operate correctly. The helmet would not open correctly and fully. This was my second purchase that needed to be returned for the same issues. Needless to say, I'm very disappointed. There will not be a third.

I like the look of the mask, but it was made with plastic.I only used it for a few hours and the chin part started getting stuck, and not going all the way down. For almost $500. I think the outer shell should be made with more durable material and last longer.

It was very cool at first but after a couple of weeks the mechanics started to fail on it make noise and not opening and closing properly. It is not built to last. mostly should be used as a decoration.

Me salió defectuoso no funcionó ni siquiera prendió lo voy a regresar

If your a fan of Iron Man and want to have as close of an experience to how it would feel to wear the helmet. Then this is it, almost! This Iron Man MK 50 Wearable helmet is as close as it comes to having the real thing. On the surface, it has everything from the fit and finish, to the lighting and even the voice controlled AI assistant. It's all present here. It's a fully functioning wearable helmet. I tried making a cool video of its features but I could not do it justice. However, I promise that it does function as advertised in the videos on the Amazon product page when it works. And there lies the problem. It does not always work.When I opened the box I was completely enamored with the quality and detail of this product all he way down to the lighting. There was no stone left unturned. Each part fit together nicely and the paint and finish was immaculate. Located in the chin of the helmet is a Voice Receiver for giving voice commands. Underneath the chin is the Power Switch and speaker. Located on the right of the helmet behind the right eye is a touch sensor. A short 1 second touch of it will open the mask. A 2 second touch of the sensor toggles the eye illumination on/off. Opposite of the right eye sensor is the left eye sensor. A 1 second touch of it opens/closes the back of the helmet while a 2 second touch opens/closes the entire helmet all at once. Located inside of the helmet on the back side is the battery pack. You will need 5 AA batteries to power the helmet. Also, there is a on/off switch on the battery pack that appears to not have any functionality and is not referenced in the manual. I turned it on but I'm not exactly sure of what it actually does. Aside from that, its not hard to see that they really put a lot of effort into capturing the look and feel of the Iron Man MK 50 helmet. However, that's where it starts to fall apart.Accompanying the mask is a 5 button remote with each button labeled alphabetically A-E. To understand what these buttons do, you have to refer to the user manual in the box. Button A powers the mask on/off. Button B opens/closes the helmet components. Button C toggles the eye illumination colors white or red. Button D toggles the eye illumination on/off. Finally, Button E Activates/Deactivates Back up powers that are indicated by the illumination of blue led lights on the left and right sides of the helmet. I would have liked to have the seen the functionality of each button labeled on the remote as opposed to the alphabets. I don't want to have to defer to the user guide or try to remember each buttons functionality each time I grab the remote. In addition to this, the remote would often become unpaired with the helmet. I would check the batteries, restart both it and the helmet and the problem would still exist. As of this writing, the remote no longer pairs with the helmet at all.Finally, there is the voice commands. The Wake up command is "JARVIS" or "Friday". Saying this will prompt the helmet to reply with "Boss" indicating it is then ready to receive a command. There are 10 commands to choose from. They are start system, open/close the mask, start/close combat mode, shutdown system, backup powers on/off and open/close the suit. Of these, I can really only get open/close the mask and open/close the suit to work consistently. The other commands seem to be hit or miss with the helmet sometimes doing nothing at all or performing a task I did not request.In conclusion, do I recommend this product? While I admire the attention to detail that went into building this fully functional and quite remarkable replica of the Iron Man MK 50 helmet. At its current price I cannot given it's inconsistencies with the command prompts and a remote that constantly disconnects or simply does not work at all. Aside from its presentation, the only thing that consistently functions is the touch controls on the helmet itself. Nonetheless, if you are okay with the price given its shortcomings. This is an excellent mask for a cosplayer or for an item to wow your guests with while featured on display.