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Question: i wear glasses/// how would i use these? put them over my glasses?
Document: So I'm pleased with the overall styling, weight and look and given that these apparently have a 40 hour battery life you have to be impressed with today's tech that would allow for such a thing.After setting up the TV I wanted to dive straight into 3D as I'm sure many of you did too. So I put on a 3D Blu ray (the awesome IMAX 'Wave of Tahiti') and pressed the little sync button on the glasses.
Well Amazon told me they would put a note in my order but couldn't guarantee that I would get them. Well I received the older model, so I sent them back with no problem and they said they would try again but they really have no contact with the warehouse's that send out the products. Again I was sent the older model. This time I contacted LG customer service and explained my problem to them.
These glasses are pretty lightweight and are reasonably comfortable...I may be biased because I don't wear glasses and don't even care for sunglasses. My main concern was possible frame distraction but, the glass area is large enough not to have the frame interfere with my viewing enjoyment.Overall, I am very pleased with these glasses and really enjoy getting a better than movie-goer 3D movie experience.
The glasses are Comfortable to wear for long movies and tv shows. The battery last a very long time on a single charge. I have not had to charge the glasses in over two weeks. The charging  cord is long enough to reach any USB port you have. The 3D view with the glasses are excellent. Occasionaly they do lose sync with the television,but not that often. When they do go out of sync you just press the on button for a second and it reconnects.
These are cool. You turn them on and after a short (3 second) pause, they turn on and that fuzzy picture instantly turns to 3D. They fit all adults and most children. My youngest is 8 and she can wear the glasses just fine. None of us wear eyeglasses so I can't tell you if they can comfortably be worn over your regular glasses.I got these free with my LG HDTV. I wish the on/off switch was located somewhere other than directly across from the charging port.
By the way, I found that the old 63 version glasses work well if you drink beer and eat popcorn during the movie. Perhaps the wife or sweetheart can use wine.
They were very similar to the LG glasses in that they were the same color, same rechargeable battery, same uncomfortable feel when worn for an entire movie. But there are some huge differences such as:1) These glasses don't fold up at all, meaning they take up a lot more space when not in use.2) They don't come with anything to store them in like the bag that comes with the LG glasses do.
The glasses do emit a quiet buzzing sound when they are on but 99% of the time I don't even notice it.If LG ever fixes the syncing issue, these glasses would definitely be a 5 star product.
I tend to type way too much) These LG Glasses are very nice, the package includes a silk like bag to store your glasses in when they are not in use, which is really nice and the bag can be used to clean the lenses if they get a little dusty. These glasses are also able to bend the part that rests on your ears, so the glasses can be folded up and placed inside the bag that is included.
I have had these glasses for over a year now. I had to return 1 pair that stopped working, just before the warranty expired (BTW, my experience with LG "support" was the most frustrating experience I've ever had with "customer service".) Most importantly, though, is the fact that these glasses will "lose sync" at random times during use. Yes, it's simply a matter of switching them back on, but it is an annoying one nonetheless.
Answer: Yes, they fit fine over glasse