Emgreat reg; 3D Active Shutter Glasses Bluetooth Eyewear Glasses for Samsung/Panasonic/LG Bluetooth 3D TVs (2 PCS)

I bought these last year when I switched from my old LG 3D TV to a nice shiny new 4K/3D Panasonic TV. While the LG TV came with a single pair of glasses specific to that TV, the Panasonic came with none. That was not such an issue though as the LG TV would only let you use a specific model of their own glasses which could be pretty pricey at around £40-£50 a pair. Thankfully the Panasonic allows you to use a multitude of different glasses by makers of cheaper brands. I bought these as they were cheap enough, and came in a pair.While the glasses themselves work exactly how you want them to with zero fuss (just press the on button on the glasses and the TV recognises them straight away), there are serveral issues with them. Firstly they are quite flimsy and small, with the horrible pop in arms breaking quite easily if you are not careful, especially as you basically have to bend them to get your head in them. Also, with the incredibly small size of the lenses, you do get a lot of peripheral vision distraction.My other disapointment with them is with the batteries. Each pair of glasses runs on one large watch style battery, and comes with two batteries, so you have a spare lined up for when the battery finally fails.As I pretty much watch most 3D films on my own, I essentially had two spare batteries and a spare pair of glasses in case by some miracle I wanted to watch with someone else.The first battery I put in has pretty much lasted the best part of a year, but the glasses have not. The first pair broke about five or six months in, so no longer had a spare pair of glasses. The battery from the first pair though kept going in the second pair of glasses and only died in the last week. This is where my next problem came in. I in essence had three spare batteries due to the dead glasses. All three of these batteries turned out to be dead as well. Not exactly great for three batteries that had never been taken out of their packaging.I have now decided to go with another set of glasses which were slightly more expensive but like my old LG glasses, are rechargeable through USB and have tradition pivoting arms.Shame really though as when they worked, they did so really well.

I needed some Glasses for my tv and noticed that not only do you get 2 pairs but at £16.99 could you possibly go wrong???.Well the answer was no. I have a TX-58DX750B and these work like a charm. Delivered next day with Prime, thank you, they assemble in a couple of minutes. You get a spare battery for each pair and a nice little draw string bag with cleaning cloth to keep them in.The only downside is that you have to remove the arms to get them in - little tip, put a drop of washing up liquid on the ends and they slide in and out a lot easier.My wife and daughter don't like watching things in 3D so I don't think I will get another set but they are well worth the price.

These are Brilliant!! we have a Panasonic 3D tv and the picture quality is Brilliant, they are lightweight and a little fiddly at first but we bought some that were 3 times more expensive and they had a picture drag/shadow problem, which made watching 3D useless, so we tried these and I have bought 8 pairs in total, so we have spares, you have to be careful how you handle them when putting them on because the side arms are very thin, kids could easily snap them. But they are comfortable to wear even over my prescription glasses. Don't forget to choose the right type for your tv, these are Bluetooth.

Received in mint condition and very well packaged - I'm a heavy handed hitter so by accident I snapped one of the handles - I sent a message over to the supplier and they sent over 2 new handles for me without issue - put the power cell in the centre of the glasses - you'll see i small flip down section behind the light on the front this is where the battery sits - push the button on the top and you are away my friend - so easy to connect to my TV - I've a panasonic 50cx700 series and they work brilliantly with it. For the money I paid I are more than happy with the glasses and the customer service is superb. Highly recommended.

Worked with a Sony kd-55x8509c TV from 2015 no problem. Picture is a little dark maybe but massive saving even now on the original Sony glasses for this TV.You must use the built in video player on your Android TV though for 3D to work but this is not a limitation on the glasses at all, just thought it worth mentioning in case anyone else buys these to use with same or similar TV.

Got these glasses for my 4k hisense Tv and they work well with it. v easy to pair with the tv just click the button and away you go. i gave these a 4 star review as you can occasionally see the flicker in the glasses and this my give some users headache. but its not bothered me or my family. recommended if you dont want to spend alot as there decent and 2 pairs for under 20 quid shipped is an awesome deal

These include a pouch to store the glasses in when not in use. The problem is that the arms need to be removed to fit them in the pouch, but once assembled they don't come off easily. The plastic is very brittle, so even with great care I managed to crack a lens. Being active shutter lenses, this resulted in a 2p size inky black blob in the middle of the lens. I guess the brittle plastic flexed slightly and sent a shock through the lens. This happened on first use!I'm not sure why they include a pouch when the glasses are clearly not designed to be collapsed once assembled. Poor product.

For the price they work well after setting up. You cannot say they are comfortable if you wear specs as I do. The 3D is good from Sky but you have to go for boxed sets so you need broaband to your sky box. I assume that Blu-Ray is also good but haven't tried it as yet.Bargain! The Panasonic ones ar £39. They come boxed with removable side supports, 2 batteries per pack and a velvety bag to keep them in.