She was less happy about the way the straps slipped and hit her ears, which I didn't have an issue with.) (It also didn't particularly bother her having the straps in her long hair. My wife, who has a significantly smaller head than I do, could fit her chin in the seal, though she too felt the pressure on her nose. Oddly enough, I felt like perhaps the silicone wore in a bit and was slightly less painful against my face in subsequent days. Wearing it on the bridge of my nose was slightly better, but either way, I felt as if too much weight was on my nose. If I wore the mask on the very top of my nose, the bottom of the inside of the guard was brushing up against my bottom lip. I just got the faceguard over my mouth and nose. Unfortunately for me, that wasn't the case.
But Razer's one size fits all mentality means that this piece has to fit you for both comfort and effectiveness. This part is critical, as it's the component that makes a seal around your face, protecting you from the virus and others from getting anything you may be carrying. That's surprising, because I have a big head! But I also found that the strings could move around throughout the day, requiring readjustment.īut the silicone face guard was another story. It took me a while to find the optimal fit, but that part was largely comfortable, even after hours of wear. The one on the top rests on the back of your head, slightly above your ear line, and can be tightened with a pull string. The one on the bottom rests at the nape of your neck and can be tightened by pulling the top strap up. Both go over your head when you put it on. The mask is secured to your head via two straps.
In addition, there’s more lighting in the mask, which can light up your mouth, making your facial expressions more clear in the dark - or just make them green, purple, red, or any other color. Each one has an RGB strip around it that can be customized via a mobile app. It's bad enough we're in a pandemic, so I'm not sure we needed to go apocalypse chic with the masks.
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