3D Paper Glasses for Movies and TV - Blue and Red Anaglyph Cardboard Glasses for Films

Cute little 3D glasses

Worked wonderfully for what we needed them for. We don’t want to pay for the extra package of 3d glasses when we when to see Christmas lights. These were great

This was so fun. My son and I found a bunch of 3D videos on YouTube. We watched using these old school glasses. I must admit I did not think we were going to be impressed. But we were! They worked great. We kept trying to reach out and grab items in the air. They are just the old simple paper ones, but they work great!

We bought these 3D paper glasses because we wanted to test a T-shirt that had a printed 3D pattern on it. For that purpose, they did the job — we were able to see the effect the design was going for. That said, these are extremely basic paper glasses. The materials are very thin and lightweight, so they definitely feel disposable. Because of the low quality, it’s a little hard to tell how strong or accurate the 3D effect really is. Fit was a little small, and not the most comfortable glasses given it’s made of paper. Overall, they’re fine if you just need a quick, inexpensive pair to try something out or for a kids’ party or event where you need a lot of them. But if you’re looking for a more durable pair or a clearer 3D viewing experience, you might want to look for something higher quality.

These work well enough, but they’re sized more for children and the edges are sharp enough to cut skin if you’re not careful. The ear pieces could be cut to fit adults more comfortably. An emery board or some fine sandpaper would probably take the sharpness off the edges so you don’t get paper cuts on the bridge of your nose and around your ears. They were cheap enough, but they’re not as comfortable as the kind I already had. I only ordered them because most of my old ones are currently hiding and it was easier to buy new ones than search my entire house.

Works great with 3d paper. It fits most kids good, and I suggest customizing them!it’s made with a good thick paper, which is very sturdy.

I bought these because they were listed as having red and blue filters, and in the pictures the right filter appears pure blue. The ones I received are clearly red/cyan ones, which is a different standard. If you are looking for red/blue anaglyph glasses, (for example, to play 3-D World Runner on NES the way it was meant to be played) look elsewhere. I’m also getting very significant ghosting through the red filter on these.

Ok