Wonderfulsight Circular Polarized Clip on 3D Glasses for RealD Best Performance and fit available

These worked well for watching NeZha 2 in 3D. They’re a tad darker then the RealD 3D glasses the theater handed out, but easier to use while already wearing glasses. A protective case to keep them in would be ideal, especially at $7.50 a pair.

I got these for testing some 3D images. They do well enough for my purposes, but I hoped for better. At least it does bring out the effect. One excellent thing about it I noticed is that is excellent is that the clip part is very well coated with the plastic materials so that they don't harm the glasses they clip to, and the fact that they are flip-up clip-on is really handy. I have a particular painting to test them on that I already know how well another pair of glasses work, so the comparison will be helpful.

Superior to disposables for viewing Real3D in theaters, clip on mechanism takes a minute to figure out but worth it due to less distortion and how you only need to adjust the first time, not every time you accidentally bump your glasses.

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I was skeptical at first, unsure of how these would clip to my glasses and be comfortable enough to wear for the length of a movie. But, they clip on with ease, don't scratch the lens, and were larger than my glasses, but worked beautifully. They do the job. Good buy.

This item is lightweight and has been doing exactly what I needed it to.

As a glasses-wearing American, am vaguely annoyed when having to put on 3D glasses over my existing corrective lenses. It's uncomfortable, unsightly and it creates unwanted reflections. I looked into getting prescription 3D glasses made, but the main companies seem to be in the UK and the prices are a bit steep. Enter Wonderfulsight's clip-ons. They are cheap and I am here to say that they work, not just for the RealD theatrical system but for passive polarized 3D television systems like my own Vizio LCD. And yes, I am a 3D snob so I try to avoid 3D presentations that are not RealD. RealD's system fixes issues with low light and strobey-ness that other systems don't. I don't want to start any flame wars, but I have yet to use an active or chromatic interference system that I liked. These Wonderfulsights clip onto all of my own pairs of glasses quite easily. The clips are rubber so there is no damage to lenses or frame. They come with a cleaning cloth that couldn't do much to eliminate the particles and abrasions on the cheap plastic "glass". The good news is that I didn't notice any uncleanable scuffs or particles while watching. The clip-ons basically eliminated the reflections I normally get when putting glasses over glasses. And they easily flip up and down as needed. Although my TV came with six pairs of glasses, I'm considering buying a few more of these to have for my four-eyed guests. They aren't perfect, but they are a good value.

These are perfect. I have a 32 inch 3D TV. Try finding that !! You take your 3D TV no matter how big or small and measure it side to side (left to right) i.e 30 inches. divide by 2 = 15 inches. Add 30 + 15 = 45 inches. Sit in your chair that has been placed 45 inches from the TV and you are EYE LEVEL to the MIDDLE OF YOUR TV SCREEN. You are now sitting at eye level in the best seat in the house. You can go any direction from this center for a bit before you start experiencing ghosting and other optical problems. These clip-on's are EXCELLENT when you know what you are doing when viewing a 3D movie and HOW you are supposed to view a 3D movie !! Now you know the drill.

As per expected, very nice.