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I bought these glasses after reading a favorable post in a forum relating to my 3D projector. They did not disappoint. I ordered two pair for my wife and I, then almost a year later I ordered another pair for visitors.There is a tricky side however relating to turning the glasses on and off, and there is no way to know if they are "on" without watching a 3D movie or image. A blinking LED would help but would drain the battery more quickly. The glasses blink 3 times when there is a change in "off/on" mode, and go black for a second when a 3D signal is received - then you see the image in 3D. The power switch is inside and not easily accessible when wearing the glasses so they have to be removed to turn on or off. Once "on" however they are comfortable and light-weight. For my first 3D movie, Avatar, the image was reversed and we watched the movie with the glasses upside-down - and they were very comfortable that way! For the second movie I learned to reverse a setting on my projector.

Mitsubishi TV model 73835. I sit 15 feet from the screen. Glasses work like a champ. I moved my head left, right, up and down and the glasses stayed synced with the DLP TV just fine. Haven't used for hours yet but the glasses seem comfortable enough. This TV requires the 3d Adapter sold by Mitsubishi unless you can find a Blu-ray or DVD player that outputs 3d in a Checker Board format. All the newer players/TVs have gone to other less quality formats due to cost. This checker board format is unbelievable and the glasses bring it all together. I'll update a month or two from now if any opinion changes or glasses don't work out.Ok I've used these for 2 weeks now. I just watched all 3 hours of Avatar. Used 2 pair for this test. These glasses are amazing. Comfortable. Did not loose sync one time. Walked to a distance of 40 feet and they still worked perfectly. Most amazing thing I have every seen. I can't believe they quit making DLP TV's. Beautiful 3d.

I recently bought a 58" Samsung 3D TV. I got the display model on sale so it didn't come with any glasses. After doing some research I skeptically decided to go for the generic brand glasses rather than paying Samsung $150 a pair. I went with the above glasses due to their low cost as well as the stellar feedback the seller got for customer service.I've got to say, I am MORE THAN IMPRESSED. First off, the glasses work great. I purchased Alice in Wonderland and Clash of the Titans in Blu Ray 3D and they look gorgeous! Gran Turismo 5 doesn't disappoint either.Also, these glasses work great with the 2D to 3D feature on my TV.Customer service is where the seller WINS hands down. I ordered on a Sunday and emailed them asking to do their best in getting it shipped out ASAP due a personal situation. Monday at 9am I had a very courteous message in my inbox telling me my glasses had shipped and assuring me if there was anything else I needed they'd be there.I got the 3-7 (or maybe 3-5) day shipping (I can't remember exactly), but the glasses were on my doorstep in 3 days flat.The only MINOR drawback is that due to the thicker frame of my prescription glasses, getting both to fit on my nose takes a bit of getting used to. Not uncomfortable by any means, just a bit crowded. If you've got the trendy wire-frame glasses you should have no problems.I bought the 2 pack to try them out (the seller and the glasses). I will be buying the family four pack and ending up outfitting my family with 3D glasses for half the cost! WIN WIN WIN

These glasses work with my 2007 Mitsubishi WD 65833 dpl TV / Mit adapter /IR emitter and my Mitsubishi 3d glassesAll four glasses work with my Mitsubishi Vias ir emitter. The the problem I found when different vender states their glasses work or are compatible with Mitsubishi, sure they work , if you change to the IR emitter that works with their glasses , but then your Mitsubishi glasses will not work with their emitter and you wind up with only one pair working So what the sence buying a extra set glasses and only one set works ? But they work for me they are Mitsubishi compatable. I did had problem with cross talk

I bought 2 of this product based on the description that it would work with all 3D DLP TVs. I own a Mitsubishi 60 inch DLP with the 3D projection kit. These glasses did not work, regardless of lighting or arrangment. They simply flickered on for a split second when you hit the power button and then stopped working (was not the battery). Also, there was no technical support number for these--only an email. My recommendation? ...spend a few more dollars and go with a brand you know that has a support line to help you before you find yourself trying to entertain friends with 3D equipment that does not work!

This is my first set of 3D Glasses so I really have nothing to compare them to, but they seem to be well designed and are very comfortable to wear for long periods of time, I'm using them with a BenQ 3D ready projector and a sony 3D blu ray player and the 3 seem very compatible and work well together. My only nitpick is that the batteries didn't seem to last nearly as long as claimed and were expensive to replace at my local drugstore, so I would recommend getting a case of the batteries here on amazon or elsewhere online if you plan on watching a lot of 3D.

I initially purchased the Vva-DD1G model glasses. They did not keep syncronized up to the 12 feet required to view 3D content from my couch. I wrote to the manufacturer about the limitation and they immediately offered to send me the newer, upgraded model - VVA-DD2G, which I received 2 days later. 'the newer model worked and stayed sybced up to 17 feet from the screen. Not only is the customer service excellent, the glasses work at a decent distance, but the glasses fold up and a storage bag and wipe cloth were prvided.I was very happy with the results

Nice finish, Very good product, cost a bit on the higher side.