Samsung SSG-P41002/XC Battery Operated 3D Glasses (Pack of 2)

The glasses were recevied within two days to Ireland. Easy to put together, not flimsy but I wouldnt be throwing them around. Once the batteries, which come included are inserted, a handy push of the on button once your tv is on and they connect. I have a samsung UE46D6100 which they work well with. Have watched two movies and was pretty impressed. I say pretty impressed because I am not that into 3d but thought that it was worth "looking" into due to the price of these glasses and it seemed a waste to have the functionality and not use it. I played back two 3d Blur ray discs from my ps3. Overall, would recommend. 4 stars out of 5 because the design of the glasses means there is a frame where you see the 3d, they are not the wraparound design. I do not wear prescription glasses who these are probably aimed at.

After looking around for different makes and models of glasses for my 2012 Panasonic TV, I stumbled upon these glasses by accident on another site that mentioned they work on Panasonic TV's. Quick google search bought me here, the guy above said he had a 2012 Panasonic TV that it worked on....so thought why not.Bought them Yesterday (Monday) and arrived Tuesday fantastic stuff.When you open them up you think hmmm is that all there is to them (extremely thin and light) but this actually helps in my opinion as when you have them on you don't feel like you have glasses on (I wear glasses all the time), these fit perfectly over the top of mine without making you look like a complete nutjob.So to cap it off, extremely light, comfortable, work perfectly on Panasonic 2012 TV's, cheap (Panasonic glasses are £49.99 each) and even my daughter can wear these where she couldn't wear the official panasonic glasses (she is 5 by the way)Grab these for this price, can't go wrong. My TV is the TX-P50GT50B for those that want to know what it is and the picture quality with these glasses is fantastic.Only downside in my opinion is the fact it's not rechargeable but no big deal seeing as a pack of 12 batteries costs £2.40 on here I think it was.

The glasses are light, fit comfortably over prescription spectacles and work well. It should be noted that unlike the earlier (heavier) Samsung glasses, the side arms don't fold. This makes them bulky for storing, unless one dismantles them each time, but I suspect that the number of times this can be done is limited. I had some problems with delivery as I had ordered them on Supersaver which would have been ok if the glasses had been despatched the next day. When I checked, it was quite clear that they had not been, and so I had to cancel the order and re-submit it with the chargeable next-day delivery; this worked fine but clearly increased the total cost of the product.

Arrived in a non-Samsung box (no markings) which is "curious". No included user information, so no guidance on batteries insertion, pairing with the TV, switching on/off etc (still not sure if they switch off automatically when 3D switched off on TV?)(the Samsung site also gives zero information -- I guess it's in the TV guide somewhere). Ear branches appear to be fragile as one broke (next to the nose piece) immediately on first use (now attempting to get a replacement -- will report later). No 3D DVDs or emissions to play so only able to check "synthesised" 3D, which seems to work - gives more depth. Overall result is that I am not enthusiastic at this time.

When looking for a new TV, one of the things which put me off the idea of 3D was the cost of the glasses; I was imagining having to spend around £100 a pair, and on top of that they would be heavy and uncomfortable to wear.I was surprised then to find these packs of Samsung glasses for less than £30 for two pairs. I bought one pack initially, largely on the strength of the Amazon reviews. I didn't hold out much hope for them, but after having tried them for the first time I was amazed, not only at the quality of the picture but also by how comfortable these are to wear. That goes too for our kids (aged 8, 10 and 12).I can't imagine that these can be improved upon, and certainly for the price they seem like an absolute bargain.

My TV came with 2 pairs of the older 2011 version; bigger and heavier but with folding arms.I bought these new ones for when we have guests. They are much better value than the older ones and work just as well. My only gripe is that they don't have folding arms; instead they have removable rigid arms. So you they either take up a lot of space in a drawer or you have to store them in pieces and re-assemble them every time they are needed.

Sure, they may appear flimsy, and to some extent they are, but these 3d glasses are great! I had no problem getting them to work with my 2011 Samsung. As a matter of fact, these have become my preferred glasses. They are light, fit reasonably well over my regular glasses, but what surprised me most is the image quality. Compared to my other glasses, one of which I paid over twice as much for compared to this set of two, they look great. The colors are better and they are not too dark. I found that the flicker is less noticeable, and they work well even if there is a lot of environmental light. So to recap, completely unexpected great product at an even greater price. Just don't give it to little kids because they may break...

Bought two of these to watch 3D movies. They were comfortable to wear although you can see the frames which is little off putting. Both pairs broke very easily, the stems snapped off. Nice and lightweight but I wouldn't buy another pair by the same make.