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Your face, replaced by a screen

LED face mask with app

A full-face LED panel you control from your phone: load a face, load a photo, type scrolling text, or let it pulse to whatever music is playing. Wave a hand and it changes expression. It's comfortable enough for a party and strange enough that nobody forgets who wore it.

$49.99
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What it actually is

  • Faces, photos and scrolling text from an app
  • Gesture sensing changes the expression
  • Reacts to music
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Gootus US

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Stock history

In stock on 2 of 2 days we have checked since Sep 9.

If it sells out, the closest thing still in stock is The pug talks when you do.

Details

BrandGootus
ConditionNew
CategoryWeird lamps and lighting

Listed on Amazon as: Gootus LED Halloween Mask with Gesture Sensing & Customizable

Full Amazon listing name

Gootus LED Halloween Mask with Gesture Sensing & Customizable

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