BIAL Red-blue 3D Glasses/Cyan Anaglyph Simple style 3D Glasses 3D movie game-Extra Upgrade Style

My 7 year old loves them. They are good quality and arrived in a nice case.

While red/blue 3D is not nearly as common as back during times when it was trending, I did find myself in need of a pair of glasses for an "old" 3D book that made its way into my possession, missing the little paper 3D glasses it would have come with new years ago. However, even if it had those, with my existing prescription glasses, it would not have been a perfect solution, as those tend to be too small and too "forward" in front of my glasses, and I would not have had the vision quality to appreciate the book without my lenses. This, set up with frames like wrap-around sunglasses use, was the perfect solution. They fit comfortably over my regular frames for the correction function to be filled. Color appeared accurate for both lenses for what the book needed, as at the book's best, images REALLY popped well with this pair. This price was affordable for even the one reason, but with their effectiveness, I will be willing to explore additional 3D media with them should that itch need scratching again.

I was really hoping for a next-level optic-quality anaglyph experience, but these glasses are almost identical to some old NVIDIA-branded ones I had sitting around. they're pretty good, as far as plastic lenses go--I've definitely seen worse--but I was looking for something more. Comfort-wise, they're fine, and they worked great with some anaglyph blu-rays I have. The case is a really nice addition; it's one of those expanded-foam affairs with a quality fabric covering and a good zipper closure.

Great quality and serve their purpose well.

Decently built glasses that satisfy the mid-level user on a tight budget. The colors are not quite true, the blue is quite a bit light and does not filter the some blues out completely. If you need high fidelity glasses you might want to look into a higher quality pair.

Bought these for the movie theater and they did not work. They also just made the movie horribly tinted to the point I just watched the 3d flick without them and dealt with the annoyance of not having glasses.

You cannot argue with the price. And the glasses do exactly what they claim. There is no need for glass batteries or even a 3d tv / monitor (just use VLC and change video settings; takes about 2 seconds once you know where to find the 3d option). So what is the downside? Afterall, you are saving hundreds of dollars (more like a thousand dollars or more) so what gives? Well, many movie scenes will look "washed out". Once you remove the red & green colors from the movie, everything will tend to a look greyish. Is this a major issue? For the price? No, absolutely not. But since most 3d movies are a visual spectacle (Shakespeare they ain't) you may find it annoying to watch your favorite movies without the full color spectrum. To be clear, your movies will not be full on black & white, but in all likelihood you will notice the difference to a regular movie. Other than that limitation, I was pleasantly surprised and can heartily recommend these glasses to 3d enthusiasts. p.s. if you are new 3d (or you are familiar with pre-Avatar 3d), don't expect objects to come out of the screen at you. 3d these days more generally refers to your display/tv/monitor looking like you could reach into the display. I am a huge fan, but it is an acquired taste. For many people, they don't enjoy this type of 3d but for the price of these (refundable, I think?) glasses there is an easy way to take it for a test run and see if it works for you.

I regularly go to the APOD (Astronomy Picture of the Day) website. Occasionally, they publish a red/blue "3D" picture of something. Without the right glasses, the pictures are... well... kind of ugly. Dislike: Nothing. Like: I need glasses. This product fits over my glasses. It came with a nice case. The case also held a microfiber lens cloth. All good. The Integrity helicopter in 3D on the surface of Mars is fun to see. Lava falls on Mars are spectacular. A boulder field on Mars is almost familiar. The surface of Pluto is exotic. Some pictures of the surface of comets and asteroids are (wait for it) out of this world. In terms of my values, the glasses paid for themselves within minutes of being received.