Hasbro - Star Wars The Black Series Boba Fett (Prototype Armor) Electronic Helmet - White

Name: Hasbro - Star Wars The Black Series Boba Fett (Prototype Armor) Electronic Helmet - White
Brand: Hasbro
SKU: 6411159
Rating: 4.7 (40 reviews)

Model: E9499

SKU: 6411159

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General
- Brand: Hasbro
- Model Number: E9499
- Product Name: Star Wars The Black Series Boba Fett (Prototype Armor) Electronic Helmet
- Color: White
- Recommended Minimum Age: 14 years
- Brand/Character: Boba Fett, Star Wars, Black Series, Hasbro
Warranty
- Warranty - Parts: Not available
- Warranty - Labor: Not available
Other
- Batteries Included: false (Indicates whether the product comes with the required batteries for its operation.)
- Battery Size: AAA (The battery size required for operation.)
- Number of Batteries Required: 1
- Item(s) Included: 1
- Battery Powered: true
- Play Set Material: Plastic
- Play Set Theme: Movie
- UPC: 5010993733743

Suit up for galactic battles with this Star Wars The Black Series Boba Fett Prototype Armor electronic helmet. The film-inspired detailed design features interior padding for comfort and an adjustable fit to accommodate various Stormtroopers' heads. This Star Wars The Black Series Boba Fett Prototype Armor electronic helmet features an illuminated rangefinder heads-up display with two red LEDs for some Mandalorian role-play.

Boba Fett electronic helmet: Featuring a highly-detailed design and interior padding, adjustable fit, and electronic lights, this full-scale Boba Fett helmet will be a perfect gift for any Star Wars fan.
Illuminated rangefinder heads-up display: With the press of a button, the rangefinder drops down, activating two red LEDs that flash in a hunting pattern as well as a white LED-illuminated heads-up display.
Movie-inspired design: Fans and collectors can imagine the biggest battles and missions from a galaxy far, far away with this electronic helmet.
Recommended minimum age: Suitable for children ages 14 and up.
Boba Fett electronic helmet: Featuring a highly-detailed design and interior padding, adjustable fit, and electronic lights, this full-scale Boba Fett helmet will be a perfect gift for any Star Wars fan.
Illuminated rangefinder heads-up display: With the press of a button, the rangefinder drops down, activating two red LEDs that flash in a hunting pattern as well as a white LED-illuminated heads-up display.
Movie-inspired design: Fans and collectors can imagine the biggest battles and missions from a galaxy far, far away with this electronic helmet.
Recommended minimum age: Suitable for children ages 14 and up.

Whats Included

Hasbro Star Wars The Black Series Boba Fett Electronic Helmet
Owner's manual
Hasbro Star Wars The Black Series Boba Fett Electronic Helmet
Owner's manual

Q: What are the helmet dimensions?

A: The dimensions are 10 x 10.5 x 11 inches.

Q: When can we expect the original preorders to ship?

A: undefined

Q: can you buy this still?

A: undefined

Q: When is the next batch of helmet coming?

A: We might see these helmets back in stores like Best Buy if Hasbro pulled their heads out and realized its not kids buying these but us adult collectors who've been into Star Wars since 1977. Because Hasbro tries to limit the numbers and the only ones who get them are the scalpers or the lucky, millions of us adult collectors like me are finally growing up and getting out of this worthless hobby.

Customers are saying

Customers often highlight the impressive design and the overall quality of the Star Wars The Black Series Boba Fett (Prototype Armor) Electronic Helmet, noting its suitability for display or customization. While some appreciated the detailed interior, others pointed out minor imperfections in the paint job and texture. The helmet's functionality and visual appeal were frequently praised.

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Rated 5 out of 5 stars
Another boba fett helmet.. why not!?
I personally don't think it's as cool as the other boba fett helmet in the black series but still had to have it for the collection.
Posted 4 years ago by Joeb1kenobi
Rated 5 out of 5 stars
Your Inner Child Will Love this Helmet.
For those who are like me who grew up with Star Wars, and are experiencing their mid life crisis / second childhood, this product is for you. When I was a kid we had a choice between something made of cheap plastic from a store, or something hand made from a plastic gallon milk jug which was of equal or lesser quality than the stuff released back in the 1970’s. Though I would like to think that the original Rubies helmets were kind of neat, they really cannot hold a candle to these helmets. Right here. Here is the good, the bad, and the ugly of this product. You will need a standard Phillips head screw driver, and 1) AAA battery. The helmet itself is cast out of some kind of PVC which means it will definitely take some cosplay abuse. It has a well realized interior that if you were a stickler for detail this would meet your demands. The Range finder attachment is quite easy to put on, though it will make battery replacement a bit of an issue as you will likely have to remove the rangefinder and over time you might start to create dents in the seams where the two parts join. The plastic is not hard ABS, it’s some other kind of plastic which I think is durable enough but might fatigue. Be careful. The visor is dark enough to where you can have your face obscured but can see out pretty clearly. There is a parallax to the visor so you will get some distortion. The rangefinder when dropped down lights up and alternates the red led’s. That’s actually quite nice to see. The inside of the range finder is different than advertised, as it is an etched piece of clear plastic and you will not see it very well from inside the helmet due to the curve in the visor plastic. It is the same effect you get with certain sunglasses and safety goggles. Curves tend to create distortion. Not so bad that you can’t see, just a bit too much to make viewing the rangefinder clearer. The lines of it are nice and crisp, the seams are well hidden on the rangefinder side. You can see two really thin holes if you look for them and if you are joining a cosplay group, they might want you to make that seam less noticeable. The bad of this product is that it was not made for people who have a giant head. I am one of those people whose head is larger than normal due to the fact that my brain is very large and full of wrinkly goodness. That being said, the adjustment band in the helmet made wearing it impossible to see out of. Fortunately the adjustment band comes out easily. The helmet will also fog up pretty fast if you don’t treat the lens with anti-fogging spray, or have a way of moving air through the helmet with a fan. The ugly of the product is that this is not a brand new sculpt. The dent from the previous Boba Fett helmet had been filled in, but the chipped paint pattern is still on the face and back of the helmet. Which means if you are joining up with a Mando Group, you will probably have to fill in those little paint chips. Other than that, there is really nothing bad with this product. As a toy sculptor I do understand a need to get product to market fast enough to make money. What I don’t understand is how on the interior of the helmet if all they changed was the dome, there is still the dent on the inside from the old mold. From my perspective if you are remaking the upper half of the helmet, you can take the dent out of the inside instead of simply filling the holes on the outside. That is my only real complaint about it.
Posted 5 years ago by ArtistWriter
Rated 4 out of 5 stars
Nice helmet but could be improved.
This is a nice version of the Prototype Fett helmet but could better if they didn't resuse the same base from the normal Fett. The battle damage is still present on the helmet.
Posted 5 years ago by Mathias