Sharp HE AN3DG40 Active 3D Bluetooth Glasses

Glasses are made of very light weight inexpensive and breakable plastic,,, But! with that said.. Treat them well and gently and they work Great! No issues with pairing with my LCUQ17U 80" sharp ..never drops pairing even from like leaving room and coming back in or from 25-30 feet away And.. the batteries are inexpensive basically 50 cents each and so far they are working 5 months with regular use Glasses over priced? maybe..but then again to have such conveniences above the basics sometimes one has to pay a bit more.. just sayin

Great 3D glasses at a great price. The glasses are comfortable, do not cause eye strain and fit comfortable over prescription glasses. There only two downsides that I have come up with. 1. The glasses are not rechargable and as such you must keep spare batteries on hand. But that also has an upside. You aren't jumping through hoops or tossing out the glasses when a rechargable battery would finally die. 2. there is nothing blocking light or other distractions from the side of the glasses. Both of these are minor to me and #1 can easily not be considered a negative. For that reason, and the fact that, unlike my Sony, Sharp included 2 pairs with the TV, I am leaving the 5 star rating and not dropping it to a 4.

Works fine. I received two of these when we bought our 90-inch Sharp television 3-years ago. One stopped working right away and the other has these weird dark spots on the lens. Glad I found this vendor. For those of you who can't get them to work, you need to find the right model for your tv, simple as that.

Quick Shipping but they don't swork. $40.00 down the drain. Iwas expecting to watch some 3-D porno movies but instead I am just sitting up here watching porno movies with glasses on now on a $3500 T.V. With the looking at me with the side eye in the background. My life sucks and I've even bought a $13.00 battery that i am now stuck with also. Since then I've been using the new battery to kill flys

These 3D glasses, just like the two same-model pairs included with our Sharp LC-80UQ17U 3D TV, couldn't not sync/pair at first, but after a power reset of the 3D TV, they synced/paired up and worked quite well over a good 6-7-ft range. 3D Brightness may need to be boosted depending on the lighting conditions. But, they seemed to have a narrow angular range, so they tended to work best if staying in front of the 3D TV; the bad news was once they lost sync (out of range, for example), they couldn't re-sync/pair by themselves or by pushing the sync/pair button. So while not perfect (we were hoping that the two pairs included with our 3D TV were an anomaly), these Sharp 3D glasses do work, albeit quite a nuisance when losing sync; we tried other generic 3D glasses, and despite their claims of compatibility, those did not work for our Sharp 3D TV at all.

I purchased a 60 inch Sharp Aquos LED TV and needed more than the two pairs of glasses that came with it. I looked at several online sites and several electronic stores in my city. They were available at only two online stores (Amazon being one) and Best Buy electronics store. Best Buy's price was $8 more. Since I did not pay taxes with Amazon, I actually saved $11.50 per pair. The glasses are exactly like the ones that came with my TV. They are excellent! We enjoy the 3D effect immensely. Friends and relatives visit specifically to watch TV. I recomend these for anyone who has a compatible TV

Well, I guess these are the glasses I'm stuck with. My TV model is Sharp's best 70'' version, and it doesn't support infrared communication/syncing, which is more than fine, but Bluetooth can sometimes be erratic, PLUS... they are NOT rechargeable. The day I received them in the mail, we had friends over who wanted to try them out, so in a hurry, since Amazon's included batteries were already dead... I ran to the drug-store to buy some. THEY WERE $6 A PIECE!!! Later, I realized I can get 10 Energizer batteries at a time for that same price as ONE, so that's not an issue, but still - it places the consumer in a precarious situation by backing us into a corner. Lastly... I don't know if I can (I shouldn't have to) modify the parallax or convergence settings on the TV... but EVERY Blu Ray I've watched so far has a halo effect around distant images. It is more than distracting, it makes you realize you're watching a 3D movie, and that something is wrong, which eliminates the whole purpose of 3D -- immersion in the film.

We like them. I have nothing to compare them to as these are the first I've used. Good value, fit well and doesn't mess up my prescription lenses. Comfortable. We bought a couple of pair to try them and then bought more for the rest of the family.