Review on Light-Up Halloween Mask With Neon LED, Perfect For Spooky Festival Cosplay Party by Ben Dixon

The mask itself was not too bad overall. It did not come with batteries so I had to buy those ($10) just for the mask to light up. Once the batteries were in the mask was on, and it illuminated to the beat of songs. I took it to a music festival (Hard Summer) and worked well the first day I received lots of compliments. It has a velcro on the back, which is not that strong, that wraps around the back of your head. Theres also a sensitivity knob that correlates to the music.If I turned up all the way, the mask is constantly on and synced to the music which was actually pretty cool. But after about 3-4 hours of raving, jumping around, dancing, the batteries came out the side compartment and I couldn't get them back in. I started getting frustrated trying to put it back in, but eventually the wires ripped and the mask could no longer be turned on. As a mask itself it was pretty good, it blocked off dust and was OKAY to breathe in. But overall, its a cool cheap mask if you want to show off to friends but won't last too long.