Isn’t this still 2 glorified bog roll tubes with your phone attached at the end ?
I’d pay $179 for something with a bit of tech inside…
But a bit of fabric and a couple of lenses 
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The use of a goggle with a camera drone is useful when in bright sunshine, but because of the latency it’s more of a novelty. That’s why I’m more than happy with Litchi and my collapsible VR headset I got off ebay for £7 when I use my Mini2.
The makers of this Dronemask seem to be getting desperate as their adverts on Facebook are as frequent as those for dodgy drones pretending to be Autel Evo 2 Pro’s for $69.99. They’re also receiving very similar comments as the dodgy Autel Drones.
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They sent me this to test; just like last time I thought it a smidge expensive to say the least for what it actually is and I mention that twice in my video, but I’ve had enough emails and comments from people over the last year telling me how much they love it despite the price. So I decided to do, and show, a side by side comparison with a “genuine” fpv drone ( @Nidge get back up off the floor laughing) and just try and show the technicalities of it. Of course it’s a lot of money for no tech, but like everything, there’s always cheaper alternatives… You should see the number of cheapo alternative drones I’m asked to review 
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Another great video @ianinlondon, the comment was more tongue in cheek at the price 
Like you say it does what it says on the tin! and they will sell plenty of them but I can’t help thinking that if they reduced the price, more would buy it
Then again I can’t see me wanting one even at a reduced price 
It’s for this very reason I thinned out my YouTube subscriptions as too many started peddling crap instead of making informative content. And yes, you’re still in my subscription list, Ian.
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Aw shucks! 
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