  | Spy Vision Goggles
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 Night Vision Goggles | |
| Yes,after the initial,it's not really night vision and justflashlights. You say ok that is probably why they are so inexpensive. Fun for the kids but they don't stay on the head and my child complains that the battery pack is painful. Also,we have gone through so many batteries that I have banned the toy. It has an on/off switch but when you flip the shades up the light go out so... and they slip back down therefore turning the lights back on and DEAD batteries AGAIN. Good fun but in the long run end up costing more than the original price, with all the batteries,you know. | |
| Not as fun as they look. | |
| I bought these for my daughter and nephew over the fourth of July to surprise them for a camping trip thinking that these night vision goggles would keep them entertained all night once it got dark. However, they hated them specifically because they were so uncomfortable. I thought they were nuts til I put them on and they got caught in your hair and pinched your skin when you pulled the lens up or down. They took them off as fast as they put them on never to be used again. The light is a good idea but there is also so much on the lens you can't see much. | |
| Have used 7 sets of batteries this year | |
| My 7 yr old got these for Christmas last year and likes them. The problem is, he can't get a turn playing with them because his 3 year old brother won't take them off. They love the spy angle and the 7 year old loves to wear them when we are driving at night in the car. As with other sets from this company, my 3 year old has not been easy on them and yet they survive. I think the adults seem to like them even more than the kids. |
