Big Bargain 5 PCS Fashionable Practical 3D Vision Myopia General Glasses for TV Cinema Films DVD Viewing Reading by SamGreatWorld

I only bought these to look at 3D images on the NASA APOD site and 77p seemed a decent price for such infrequent use. These do the job well but buy quickly because these must cost less than the postage so how can they stay in business? Very helpful staff too who anser queries about delivery overnight. I'd recommend these for infrequent users liek me or for the kids to use as it wont break the bank to replace them

The 3D Glasses themselves are well built and feel quite sturdy. They are a good fit, comfy and they stay on your face easy enough. The design of these glasses is spot on.So why only 1 star? Well, they don't work, that's why. The blue lens works well, with only a minuscule amount of ghosting visible. The red lens is another matter. It's the wrong shade so that you end up seeing both the blue and red of the image, which means you have double vision. Because of that, the whole thing doesn't work and you are left with a vaguely 3D blur as everything is repeated.If it wasn't for the red lens being the wrong shade, they would work perfectly, be well made and have a really great 3D effect. Even though it's only one thing slightly wrong, it is such an important element that it ruins the whole product and experienceDo not buy this product

Wasn't in a rush for these, they were a novelty buy that I did not realise had to come all the way from China until after I placed the order. That said they arrived before the due date and were adequately packaged for the long journey.When I unpacked them I was surprised at the sturdiness of construction and the size, I wear specs and the 3D glasses do actually fit over them, nice one!For the price I was expecting a lower grade of materials but the plastic is of good quality and the lenses are held rigidly enough to still be comfortable with my usual vision spectacles after hours of blasting radioactive mutants.Can't recommend them enough.

Glasses are well made in smart wrap around frame which helps keep our light from side. Comfortable to wear and fit over normal thin frame specs. However, the photo is misleading. The 'cyan' lens is really more of a blue lens and overall the red and blue filters are quite dense (i.e. dark) compared with other 3D glasses I have. That said, if your anaglyps are set up closer to red/blue than magenta /cyan (perhaps for monochrome work?) and you have a bright picture, these may be fine for your purpose. I will add these to my stock just in case but found that some white cardboard glasses on Amazon at £0.99 were better for the colour work I do.Incidentally, they came direct from China - took a long time on a slow boat but well packed and in perfect condition.

I have used these for gaming with an Nvidia card providing anaglyph conversion of 3d action, and for viewing photos taken with my 3D camera converted to anaglyph using StereoPhoto Maker. They seem highly effective to me; much better than a pair of clip-on filters I tried. I wear them over my prescription spectacles, which are unusually wide, so I think most people should be able to wear these. They are large but not heavy or cumbersome. My nose doesn't hurt even when I wear them for a while.

Great build quality, the plastic is a lot better than the pictures. They look excellent. When you wear them you look like something out of a James bond movie! Jokes aside, the quality is great, you can't see almost any weirdness going on, I'm using the default Red/Cyan from Cinema 4D R14 Stereoscopic. Comfortable to wear, after a while you forget you are wearing them while watching a film!

The pair I received were not the pair I ordered! I needed a pair which would fit over glasses but I eventually received a curved pair that are totally unsuitable. The quality was very poor - sharp projection from the moulding of the nose bridge which needed filing down, also thin projections again from the moulding process which needed trimming off. I know they were cheap so no real loss when discarded

Daughter uses them with YouTube to look at 3D Videos.