👓 Xpand 3D IR 3D Glasses - Single Pack (Discontinued by Manufacturer) - Enhanced for SEO Review

I tried these glasses after trying to save a few bucks and bought another brand that was cheaper. These glasses worked much better. Although these glasses are slightly larger, they are comfortable to wear. The lenses themselves are larger, which is a good thing, because the smaller the lenses, the more sensitive your experience is to how your head is tilted (too high or too low). Programming these glasses was very easy. You press the button to turn it on and then hold the button down until it…

I love 3D movies/content but one of the biggest issues is that 3D glasses can be uncomfortable compared to prescription glasses, whether at the cinema or at home. I hesitated a bit about buying them, but in the end I'm glad I did! The first thing you'll notice is that they're a lot larger than most boxed 3D glasses (for 3D TVs) - which is great for a number of reasons: It fits well with most glasses (unless you're wearing BIG glasses, they should fit). Plus, the wider coverage prevents ambient…

I recently bought a Sony Bravia KDL-55NX720 which supports 3D but comes without glasses. I was interested in the 3D factor as I'm into electronics a bit. I had to buy 3D glasses and watch it. Instead of buying just one type of 3D glasses I decided to buy 3 different compatible glasses and test them out. I have three pairs of glasses: Xpand X103Sony TDG-BR250PlayStation 3 3D glasses I wear 32mm rimless bifocals. For convenience I would arrange the glasses as follows: 1. Sony TDG-BR2503…