infinity goggles GloFX Pixel Pro Infinite Portal Goggles
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infinity goggles GloFX Pixel Pro Infinite Portal Goggles

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infinity goggles GloFX Pixel Pro Infinite Portal GogglesFeatures: Infinity Effect Created with LED pixels combined with one way mirror lenses Over 350 Modes From basic solid colors to intense multi colored settings High Quality Hard Coated Black Polymer Frame with Extreme Comfort Rubber Pads Adjustable Elastic Band with Built In Battery Sleeve Remote Control Easy to use functions and conveniently pocket sized Super Bright with 14 Selectable Brightness Levels Perfect for any setting On Board Memory Easily

Features: 

  • Infinity Effect Created with LED pixels combined with one-way mirror lenses
  • Over 350 Modes From basic solid colors to intense multi-colored settings
  • High-Quality Hard Coated Black Polymer Frame with Extreme-Comfort Rubber Pads
  • Adjustable Elastic Band with Built-In Battery Sleeve
  • Remote Control Easy to use functions and conveniently pocket-sized
  • Super Bright with 14 Selectable Brightness Levels Perfect for any setting
  • On-Board Memory Easily save & access your favorite modes at the push of a button
  • USB Rechargeable Battery Pack Included - Average battery life of 5-7 hours depending on the mode

Over 350 Modes

These infinity mirror lenses feature a fully customizable microchip complete with over 350 different modes and the full-color spectrum to transport yourself through the vast expanses of time. Paired with 14 selectable brightness levels, the possibilities are endless!

Custom Playlist

With Pixel Pro, you can create the perfect playlist full of your favorite settings. On-board memory saves your favorites even when unplugged. Effortlessly browse through the different modes with the easy-to-use and conveniently sized remote control. The possibilities are endless with Pixel Pro Eyewear.

Built-In Battery

Infinite Portal Goggles feature a built-in battery, so you don't have to worry about a long cord or getting unplugged during carnival rides! The USB Rechargeable Battery Pack easily slides in and out of the adjustable strap so you can conveniently switch battery packs on the go!

Visibility

Rave all day and night, and dive into a fully immersive experience with guarded peripheral vision and internal light-blocking technology. These lenses are easy to see through while your Pixel Pro Goggles are on. When wearing the Goggles you will be able to see some of the light from the LEDs, but it will not impact your vision. Take in the focus of the night without the distraction of your goggles luminescence, and with just a gaze, mesmerize the crowd around you.

What's Included?

  • 1 Pair of Pixel Pro Infinite Portal Goggles
  • Built-In USB Rechargeable Battery Pack
  • Micro USB Charging Cable
  • Remote Control Battery Included
  • User Guide

WARNING: LI-ION BATTERY SAFETY

This information applies to all GloFX Li-ion batteries. Read this information carefully and comply with all safety measures always. Use necessary precautions before charging or using your battery.

GloFX Li-ion batteries are manufactured and sold for intended use with compatible GloFX products only. GloFX Li-ion batteries are neither designed nor intended to be used with any E-CIGARETTE, VAPORIZER, or similar devices. USE BATTERY AT YOUR OWN RISK! Failure to follow safety instructions and warnings may result in personal injury, fire, and property damage if the battery is charged and/or used improperly.

  • For use with compatible GloFX products only.
  • Do not use with e-cigarettes, vaporizers, or similar devices.
  • Do not drop or subject to strong physical shock.
  • Do not use below -10°C or above +40°C.
  • Do not disassemble, crush, or modify.
  • Do not short circuit the battery.
  • Do not use if the outer casing of the battery has damage. If the battery is damaged in any way stop using it immediately.
  • Charge battery fully before first use.
  • Use the provided, or comparable, high-quality charger specifically designed to charge Li-ion batteries.
  • Do not charge unattended.
  • Never discharge a Li-ion battery at a rate exceeding the maximum discharge current specified for that battery.
  • Never use force installation of Li-ion batteries.
  • Do not immerse in any liquid.
  • Keep the battery away from children, and pets.
  • Never charge the battery at a current exceeding manufacturer-specified charging current.
  • Stop immediately if while charging, storing, or using the battery it emits an unusual smell, feels hot, changes color or shape, or appears abnormal in any way.
  • It is your responsibility to determine that your charger or device is functioning properly
  • Do not throw away in the trash; contact your local jurisdiction for proper recycling or disposal.

DOWNLOAD USER GUIDE: https://officialglofx-wpengine.netdna-ssl.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/10/Pixel-Pro-LED-Eyewear-User-Manual.pdf

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