STAR WARS The Black Series Rogue One: A Story Imperial Stormtrooper Electronic Voice Changer Helmet Roleplay (Amazon Exclusive)

Im giving it a 5 star because the affordability for the quality! I have the Rubies outfit and this helmet is 10 times better! However, the voice changer is not good, the eye lens are very light so people can see your eyes and the interior head band does not keep the helmet stable. Those are extremely easy fixes by buying helmet pads, darker lenses and using a different voice changer. I don't like the speaker and the battery exposing on the back of the helmet either. It's a great helmet to troop in over all if you can't afford a $200-$300 helmet

I’m going to give you the basics. And this is coming from a member of the 501st international costume club. 1) Unless you are as anal retentive about every single detail as the 501st you should be fine. It’s very durable. It’s not a one size fits all. Although close. 2) it’s a great display helmet! Nice and shiny like the onscreen ones or you can dirty it up. 3) Sure you can modify it. But it would be waaay too much work for that. Unless you’re joining the 501st, what’s the point ! So chill out and just enjoy this highly affordable version. 4) If you’re just a collector, it’ll be fine. Remember, some of these are now going for double the price and even triple. Keep it in the box and wait a few years and it’ll be worth something. 👌😜 5) I have collected most of these Black Series helmets and some are pretty darn impressive. 6) it’s my opinion, you can’t go wrong. Whether you’re a big kid like me ( Middle Aged one ) or a little kid, you’ll have fun with this one. **Note: the speaker system is really a bit of a joke. But I knew that coming in to buy this one. It’s not a deal killer. I bought this helmet for around $75 or so. That’s a damn good deal! Have fun bucket heads! May The Force Be With YOU!

Pros: 1. Lenses are built directly into the helmet, preventing lenses from falling off. 2. More detailed than RS Stormtrooper helmets - this is a great stormtrooper helmet for display. 3. Helmet has inner straps for comfort and support while trooping. Cons: 1. This is not a 501st-approved helmet. Parts, including rear traps, and earpiece (voice changer button), must be modified for 501st approval. 2. The voice changer is kinda crappy but who cares? the helmet looks good anyways.

Based off of Rogue One: A Star Wars Story Imperial Stormtrooper helmet, which is a bit shorter, but wider than original Details on the helmet either painted and/or have raised plastic. No stickers whatsoever. I'd do some touchups on some of the paint as it may be faded or not dark enough Material made is very similar to plastic on nerf guns. You're paying more for the design than the materials. Speaking of nerf guns; used them to test my aim while using the helmet. Unless you're aiming at someone's feet or maybe someone shorter than you (more on this later), the helmets are not really the cause of their bad aim (if design are accurate) Comes in 3 pieces (excluding battery compartment). Very easy to assemble. Just snap them together. Once snapped in it's hard to pull apart. Before you snap all pieces together, best to play around with the head adjustment straps. Easier to adjust pre-assembly than after especially if intended only one person use most of the time. Strap adjustments very similar to what you see it the plastic buttoned strap on back of baseball cap When you put it on, it feels there's a bucket on your head. No padding except for the nose piece. Majority of the helmet's weight you're carrying is on the head strap adjustments. Helmet is not heavy seeing it's made mostly of plastic and hollow Very breathable, a lot of empty space on the chin of the helmet to let air come in Only able to look straight head, to the sides, and above you. If you look down, the eye piece will slide up obscuring your view. You can't look down unless you use a hand to hold the helmet on the side. When looking down at phone; must use the one hand holding method, or hold your phone straight up to your face. So basically you're always looking straightforward or to the high ground unless you have the headstraps super tight Batteries not included. Runs on 3 AAA batteries. Has a battery compartment in back, which you must to unscrew with screwdriver. Electronic stormtropper voice works okay. Must have mic pressed against your lips for it to pick up. Speakers come out the back for some reason. May be they're going for a surround sound effect or couldn't engineer it to have it in front for some reason. Best to swap out a voice changer for a 3rd party one at the party store for $10-15 if you want to be consistent or have a more screen accurate voice Overall very screen accurate in the looks department. Material used and electronic voice may not be ideal; but saving tons on money when you compare it to other helmets out in the market

I was very worried about this after seeing that there was some kind of difference between this black series and the 300.00 priced black series that no one could elaborate on... I thought maybe it was too small to thin to lacking in quality.... I was absolutely ecstatic when I pulled this from the box!! Perfectly sized, perfect in quality (there are some gaps - 1/8 in in joining side pieces, but nothing that would diminish my happiness with this helmet). No, I will never wear this or use it's voice changer. I will probably never insert batteries into it like the Darth...yeah, I make it breathe from time to time... Dont judge! . It is to sit along side my other helmets... It is perfectly in sized with Darth Vader and bigger (taller and wider by a couple inches) than the Boba Fett Black series helmets... I could not be happier with it!! So if you are in the market... Save your cash and buy the cheaper black series... You will love it!! Just my humble opinion...

Perfect for Christmas present

Manufacturing quality is decent. Best bang for your buck. Not as accurate as those $400+ replicas but looks amazing when displayed anywhere. If you're a Star Wars fan and want to save on helmets, this is a must buy!

This is a product review. The 3rd party seller this came through was great. My biggest issue is the size. I had read in reviews that this fit an adult head just fine. It does not fit mine. Maybe my head is gimormous, or misshapen, but doesn't fit right in any dimension. To be able to see out of the eyepieces clearly, I had to modify it it off the box. I had to remove the rubber nose guard, and extended both fitting straps to the point they are just lining the contours of the helmet. My head is against the top, it's snug against by eyebrows, and my nose is mashed against the front (with the nose guard removed). It's uncomfortable after a couple mins. For reference, my service cap 7 3/8" with a buzz, and no more than 7 3/4" with hair. So maybe on the larger size, but no Mr Mackie The helmet is ok. Honestly(disregarding size issues), I expected more. It stands up at a glance, if you inspect it closer, it doesn't hold up as well. Construction is just ok. Everything about it is just ok. This is great for a kid, or a smaller adult. I'd put it on the higher end of the toy spectrum, but the very low end of collectors grade. It's not the same caliber as the others of this series, which is a tragedy, because Storm Troopers are a staple of Star Wars.