Xpand X103 Universal Active Shutter 3D Glasses

Don't buy an Active shutter glasses 3D TV. Passive 3D is better with no chance of the glasses going the way of the dodo. Skipping the technical mumbo jumbo why plasma is better than LED. Bought an LG 50" Plasma 3D TV. Bought two pair of Active Shutter...

Unfortunatly I never had a chance to try these glasses out cuz they wouldn't synch up with my TV... which is a 2012 sammy 7100 series. So the main reason I decided write this review is for those that have the same TV. Save yourself some aggravation...

These are my first pair of 3Dglasses and they work great . I played video games with them and watch movie. And it looks great.

the 3D EXPAND Universal Glasses is all you need if you buy a Mitsubishi 3D TV. NO IR Emitter needed.The cr3020 battery is extremely cheap and makes the glasses light-weight. Just shop around for the lowest price ,Make sure they are XPAND Glasses

These glasses work perfectly out of the box! The quality of the 3D is amazing. Never thought I would like it, but I do. They fit fine over my normal glasses. Very comfortable. Recommended. They work fine with my Mitsubishi wd- 82740 dlp tv.

ordered 2 pair of these glasses ..one came in a nice hard case with a soft glass case and extra batteries and nose fittings...the other pair was just wrapped in bubble wrap..no soft case ,batteries or nose guards,, I had bought 4 pair of these same...

These glasses were easy to use and compatible with my 2010 model year Panasonic TV. I had also bought a pair made by Sain which were supposed to be compatible with my TV but either were not, or were too hard to program. I returned them and kept these...

WARNING: No longer compatible with Epson Cinema 6010 3D Models. I already purchased 4 pairs of Xpand X103 glasses that work fine with my Epson 3D Projector. However, Xpand modified the X103 model so now the X103 model is not compatible. Ironically,...

Now its a given every set of glasses acts differently with different hardware. These Glasses actually do work with the Epson projectors i have an Epson PowerLite Home Cinema 3010. here is the review essentially and make of it what you will. The glasses...

The glasses are fine, and work well with my Sony Bravia. I'd prefer if the legs didn't wrap quote to tightly around my head, but I figure they'll ease off a bit with use. The picture does darken significantly, colors are a little off, and the...