Customer Ratings & Reviews

The glasses are comfortable and work very well. The price is fair for the product. They can recharge with any standard Android charger.

I have a Samsung TV that came with 4 pairs of glasses which initially I thought were great. My only problem with them was that they ate through batteries like crazy. So I wanted to get something that would work well and not use batteries, but I didn't want to spend a ton of money, given that technically I did have something that I could use. These glasses are great. I've only used a handful of times, but have enjoyed them so far. Some reviews said they fit over your glasses, and I had my wife confirm this. They charge well (directly from my PS4) and last a long time. I took one star away because for some reason it was difficult to connect initially to my TV. It was probably my settings, but their directions didn't work, and they're IT help email in the instructions that come with these isn't valid. So I figured it out by playing around in my TV menu. However once it worked I have not had any issues. Just know that you won't get any support with these if there is a similar issue, but that's not a huge deal. I'll definitely pick up another pair.

I picked up these 3D glasses on a whim , and I was very happy i did , They worked perfect for my Active Samsung TV . These work better and last longer than the stock ones.

Fit pretty well. Like any other glasses it takes a bit for your eyes to adjust. Glad they're rechargeable so I don't have to worry much about the battery.

Great active 3D glasses, currently using them on my Sony 55" 3D tv and couldn't be any more satisfied with them. The price for these 3D glasses is a great value and definitely plan on buying more.

I have a Samsung Curve UHD with 3D capability. I lost the two inexpensive pairs ($20 battery-powered) of glasses that were very light, but for $20 not indestructible! These glasses are Micro-USB chargeable...big plus. They are on the heavier side, but they work with most active 3D systems as I've used them at friends' houses with Samsung, LG and Sony TVs. Sometimes it takes a few moments to sync with the TV since 'everyone' has a proprietary setup...but give it a few seconds and likely a pop-up on the screen (brand/model dependent) will indicate that they're connected. I wear corrective glasses. At the end of a long movie of wearing both, they feel on the heavy side. However, I suggest wearing them with contacts or those lucky to have 20/20 vision...no glasses + glasses! As with any 3D viewing scenario, I've found that they always work best in a dark or mostly dark space, particularly for scenes that 'pop-out 'at' you'. These are also one of the few options for adding glasses to your Home Theater...and the price is great. 3D Glasses can be hard to find these days. Enjoy!

Nice price. I had no problems getting it to work on my Sony 75 inch Bravia. Wouldn't work with my older 58 inch Panasonic TV.

These 3D glasses worked perfectly with our Sony XBR75X850C TV. It wasn't real obvious how to sync them, so here's a tip: 1. With the TV remote, select the "HOME" button. Then scroll down to "SETTINGS," then scroll down to "NETWORK & ACCESSORIES," and then scroll right to "BLUETOOTH SETTINGS." 2. Select "BLUETOOTH SETTINGS," then select "DEVICE LIST," and select "ADD ACCESSORY." 3. Walk within 2 feet of the TV, and on the 3D glasses, hold down the button inside the frames on the right side until you see the TV indicate that the pairing has completed. To turn the glasses on, just hit that same button once quickly and you'll see the red light go from dim to bright. To turn them off, hit the same button quickly, and the red light will go from bright to dim. I hope this helps others, as the instructions were not very clear.

Had some diffuculty connecting. After a few attempts I did get them to work. I like that they fit over my glasses too. They are rechargeable, so that can be a plus. I purchased another brand on another website that take batteries. They are similar in performance but because of my experience with rechargeable batteries, I am leaning toward the battery operated version.

These were recommended to me by the sales person to go with my new 75 inch active 3d 4k Samsung TV. No glasses came with the new set so, you got it go buy some. Well, I have a 55 inch active in my bedroom and it to is a Samsung so I had one pair of rechargeable and several of the battery operated. First note; stay away from any battery operated glasses. One battery may last one movie, then, $$$$ new batteries. My Samsung rechargeable glasses are good on one charge for 4 to six movies. To the point, these were $39.99 a pair and I bought 3 pairs. Brought them home charged them and them proceeded to follow the directions. First use pair with the TV, be at least 3 feet in front of the TV and once paired they should when turned on pair again automatically. At leas that is what the directions said. Bottom line, overpriced, tight fitting and many times fail to pair as noted once pre-paired as per directions. My advice, now that only;y 3 TV makers (Samsung, Sony -active and LG-passive) are providing 3d TVs as the knight in Indiana Jones noted, "Chose wisely." Active is the best and please it may cost a little more but purchase the manufacturers 3d active glasses and enjoy the journey. If I had it to do over I would have ordered the active rechargeables from Samsung. Would I recommend these yes, in a pinch or if you want to save some cash. Otherwise, get the real deal. I should not that now most of the active glasses, Samsung and Sony will work on either TV makers product.

I bought these to be my 3D glasses with the Philips blu ray and Epson 5040 projector. They work pretty well and are comfortable to wear. You can wear these over top of your rx glasses if you need to. Charge is adequate and holds pretty well. I would recommend this product.

When I first watched a 3D movie on my new TV with the Samsung glasses that came with it I was not too impressed. So I went and picked these up and they make a world of difference. Clearer more immersive viewing experience and a lot more comfortable. The only negative is the on/off and sync procedures are difficult because there is only one button and one red light to control everything.

These are better than the Sony branded glasses and some of the other Universal glasses. Unlike Sony Brand, they have wide arms that block some peripheral light and they're rechargeable. Some other universal glasses flicker, I have not seen any flickering or strobing with these.

These glasses work great with my SONY XBR55X850C The 3D looks just as great and even clearer than it did in the theater. Set up was a lot easier than some reviews make it out to be. Great price.

Bought a pair to try with my new Epson projector. I got 2 pair of the Epson 3D glasses that came with the projector, but needed 10 more pair for my theater. Couldn't swallow the price of the Epson 3D glasses ($100 a pair), so decided to try these. Can't tell any difference between this pair and the $100 Epson glasses.

Good quality clear easy setup no to expensive worth tha price

Didn't buy my TV for its 3D ability but wanted to see how it would look. It's kinda cool to use but at 30 bucks per glasses, which I know is relatively cheap considering things like this were once 100-150 dollars each, not sure I'm gonna go run and buy a set for the whole family quite yet.

Great 3D glasses. Hold charge for length of movie.

These are a good pair of 3d glasses. They are a little snug but they work really good. At a fraction of the price of the name brand glasses you are getting a good deal. Just remember to turn them off when you are finished with them so the battery doesn't run down.

They're surprisingly comfortable. The grip your head and don't slip off. They do however ride higher on the face. They literally will touch your eyelashes. So they need to be readjusted from time to time. Other than that, they're a quality product.