Cocar Real 3D Glasses, 6-Pack Circular Polarized Passive 3D Glasses for Real Cinema, 3D TV, and Projectors – Non-Flashing Home & Theater Use

I originally bought Sony 3D passive glasses when I first got mine 3D player. I have not been able to find them now. I ordered these, I have just received them and tested them. They work just as good as the expense they work just as good as the expensive ones I bought in the beginning. My original glasses would fit regular reading glasses. I was wondering if these would. The answer is yes they fit very well over my reading glasses and rest comfortably. I feel that some of the bad remarks was because people thought they would change 3D when it's not a 3D player or movie. Also they are not made for 3D movies that require red and green lens. They are basically a polarized lens and work well for movies that doesn't require glasses that require a battery. I am very pleased with them.

There are NOT 3D glasses. I tested on both types Anaglyph (red/cyan filters for simple, cheap viewing), & Polarized (passive, using light orientation for cinemas and some TVs, providing clearer images. Tried these in a theater watching a 3D movie & on the computer. These are supposed to be polarized. They do not work at all. Don't waste your money!

These glasses work perfectly with my 3D TV. Built sturdier than the glasses the TV came with. Fit comfortably, no complaints.

Make sure is compatible with your tv model, A.I. might tell you that they are, guess what??....A.I was very wrong, they don't work on my samsung tv.

Oh my goodness what an exciting time watching TV. The fish swimming under water will swim right up to your nose. Don't take that ride on a roller coaster with these glasses on unless you are ready for the thrill of your life.

they work but lenses not great very flex makes for poor viewing

Working great picture

I specifically asked if these glasses would work with my LG BX580 BlueRay player and Viewsonic PA503W projector. The seller replied that they would. They did not work.