I love these glasses! For one, when I bought the VIZIO E3D420VX 42 Inch Class Theater 3D LCD HDTV with VIZIO Internet Apps, it came with 2 pairs of glasses--this pair and a "standard" pair. This pair (which, when it came with my TV, is called the premium pair) just fit great and feel extremely comfortable. They're plenty big for those of us who wear prescription glasses, and I mean big in a good way. They go over your glasses nearly perfectly so (unlike realD theater glasses) you can rarely physically tell that you've got 2 pairs of glasses on. And when you're not wearing prescription glasses, they feel fine too. In fact they're so light that when just wearing the 3D glasses it doesn't feel like you're wearing anything at all.
Second, I love that I can take these to the theater so I don't have to wear the realD glasses--which are always too tight and stiff to comfortably wear over my prescription glasses. I took these Vizio glasses when I went to see Pirates 4 and they worked PERFECTLY.
I'll be buying a couple sets of these for friends and family, which seems insane because I could probably buy 3 sets of these for LESS than the Active shutter glasses! Hah! I haven't tried active shutter glasses, and I don't think I'd want to based on what I've heard. Maybe active-shutter are full HD but honestly, the (passive) theater 3D by Vizio doesn't seem any less HD than a typical Blu Ray. So far I've watched the following 3D movies with these glasses on the TV I linked, and they look full HD (even if they aren't technically at full HD): Avatar and Tangled [which are the best], Tron Legacy, Bolt, Drive Angry [a lot better than I imagined in 3D], Piranha [horrible 3D conversion but still looked crystal clear], Despicable Me, and Green Hornet. My grandparents were amazed, saying "wow!" and "oh my gosh, this is so cool!" over and over again. They're in their 70s!!
I'm pretty convince that even when glasses-free 3D comes out, I'll still be pleased with this current setup--at least until I can afford the glasses-free. These glasses are a lot less bothersome than I had originally anticipated.
Let's say that you're reading this, thinking about getting a Vizio Theater 3D TV. Maybe you're on the fence, maybe you aren't convinced, maybe you're unsure of the tech. My advice: don't be, it looks amazing! But even if you decide against the TV, get these glasses if you tend to see lots of 3D movies at the cinema. You'll be happier than wearing those annoying, pinching 3D realD glasses. Vizio XPG202 Theater 3D™ Eyewear –(Pack of 2)
These glasses look like regular sunglasses, the disign is very nice and they are lightweight and confortable to wear. The 3D on the 65" Vizio XVT3D650SV is incredible, the best i have seen in any 3D TV. This two-pack comes with two convenient microfiber bags. Excellent value package!!!!
hey the life is not perfect, of course this tecnology is not full HD but this tipe dont kill your eyes, and you realy can enjoy 3D. no more headaches. no more a 10 pounds glasses, no more 170$ dollars.
I wanted to experience a 3d movie without the added faults found in "free" glassed given out at theaters and these surpass satisfaction. I actually went to see Thor in 3D and almost walked out due to the glasses that I used that were free. Later that night I bought the Vizio from Amazon and have been very pleased. I take my new glasses all the time and I never have to worry about glare and scratches. Highly recommend.
After buying a Vizio television, I was delighted to find these Vizio 3D glasses. I read the reviews and decided this would be an affordable option for our grandchildren to watch 3D movies.
After spending two hours with tech support with Vizio, one specialist finally told me that these glasses only work with one of the Vizio televisions. I had to return the glasses and order rechargeable, much more expensive glasses for the 3D movies.
Look very carefully before ordering these. Most Vizio televisions require the more expensive glasses. - Animation - Disney - Cgi - Blu-ray'
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