The eyes actually move on this realistic Spider-Man mask. Using only a ring, you're able to control their movement.


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Script:
Right here I have a realistic one-to-one
Spider-Man mask that I bought off of
AliExpress I got it for about $77 but I
think the price has actually gone down I
will leave a link to it if you want to
check it out in the comment section so
at First Look the box is pretty cool
however it did get a little bit beat up
in shipping this Spider-Man mask is
actually controlled with a ring you wear
on your finger however they do actually
have a more advanced model that will
mirror what your eyes are actually doing
so once you've opened the box you're met
with a protective foam layer that once
removed will expose your Spider-Man mask
it was a little bit difficult to remove
however it looks like the foam did a
really great job protecting the mask
also included was this little pack that
came with a micro USB charger the smart
ring to control it...

...we can get a good look at the mask it has a
zipper on the back making it easy to get
on or off your head and once we've
unzipped this it exposes a plastic layer
which is obviously there to house the
components of the eye movement and help
keep the front the proper shape if you
take a closer look at the plastic layer
you'll see this panel that once removed
exposes a power button a micro USB
charger and this strange space right
here which I assumed was restoring the
ring however I quickly realized that was
not the case I then turned it on and
started the process of connecting it to
the ring this was pretty easy and after
that I was able to see it in motion this
was really cool but there was a little
bit of a learning curve since the ring
had no labels so I didn't know what each
button did after a little bit of
exploring I figured out that if you push
the top button it closes both eyes if
you click the left one it closes the
left eye and if you click the right one
it closes the right eye if you push the
bottom it does this weird kind of spam
thing which I'm not really sure what the
purpose of also if you have one of the
eyes closed and you push the bottom one
it basically resets it back to normal
the eyes are made of two layers of
plastic that are pushed together to
simulate squinting this is controlled by
a motor inside the mask which I tried to
show you here hopefully you can see it
even though I didn't do a great job but
it's inside that clear plastic part so
now that I've checked the mask out a
little bit it's time to see how I will
actually look wearing it for this my two
biggest concerns were making sure I
didn't catch my hair in the zipper and
making sure it was properly tucked in my
shirt which was actually harder than I
would have expected so once I had the
mask on I was really starting to feel
like Spider-Man however something was...


...during this time I also figured out that
if I closed one of the eyes and then hit
the top button it would actually switch
the eyes so at this point you're
probably wondering how is the view
through the eyes and I have to say it's
not great especially when you're
squinting however I can definitely see
out it a lot easier than my camera can
another thing I wanted to point out at
this part is that there is a lot of
condensation that builds up and I think
this is because they included a place
for your mouth however they did not
include one for your nose with that in
mind I'll leave you with this clip of me
looking absolutely mentally insane and
remind you even you can be Spider-Man or
something.

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