Carl Zeiss Cinemizer OLED Review

The Cinemizer is much, much smaller and lighter than the HMZ-T1, weighing just 4.3 ounces (8.6 including the control box and HDMI adapter) and looking more like a bulky, white pair of sunglasses than a head-mounted display.

Two small 2.5mm audio ports, one on each arm, connect the included Sennheiser earbuds, and plastic cups under the ports hold the buds in place when they're not in use.

With its padded rubber nosepiece, the Cinemizer is surprisingly comfortable on the face.

Each eyepiece has a diopter adjustment from -5 to +2, so even if you wear normally wear glasses you can use the Cinemizer without them.

The Cinemizer doesn't have a rubber eye shield (eye cups to block out outside light), but you can get one as an optional $30 accessory (shown).

Two adjustable ear hooks clip on to the arms of the Cinemizer, and can be moved up to fit snugly against your ears to keep it from falling off your face.

The box itself has a power button a 3.5mm port for a composite video connection with the included adapter, a 3.5mm headphone jack, a mini-USB port for charging, and power and volume controls.

The glasses and control box all fit in an included zip-up case.