JK Passive Circular Polarized Clip On 3D Glasses Compatible with LG SONY 3D TV & MasterImage Disney Digital RealD Cinemas

I wear prescription glasses which, for whatever reason, have always made things difficult for watching 3D movies. I can put the 3D glasses on over my normal glasses and that will work, kind of, but I have to re-adjust things every 10-20 minutes or my 3D will stop being, well, 3D. I've suffered through it in the past, but it's made my 3D movie experiences less than ideal, to say the least.Last night I watched a movie for the first time with these clip ons, and it was the first time I've fully enjoyed a 3D film. I didn't feel like I was wearing anything but my normal glasses (mostly) and the film stayed in 3D for me the whole time I was in the theater. I can now finally appreciate 3D films to their full extent, and I couldn't be happier.Now, a few caveats about these. First, they don't have any kind of anti-reflective layer. Why do I mention this? Because I had to adjust the angle of the lenses a bit to stop from seeing a sort of "reflection of a reflection" thing from the reflection off of my prescription glasses. Fortunately I could do that, but if I was watching in a brighter environment it might have been unavoidable.Second, the way these clip on is only going to work perfectly for some VERY specific types of glasses. For most of us the rubber feet of the clip are either going to touch your lenses directly or they're going to get caught on the nose pads. So long as you clean things before and/or after that's no big deal in the long run, though it may take a bit to get used to the extra "thing" in the center of your field of view.Overall I am VERY pleased with these and would recommend them to anyone who has smaller-lense glasses. Even if you watch maybe one movie a year these are worth the pretty modest asking price.UPDATE (Jan 2016): These are still going strong, still work for every normal 3D movie. However, I have found that they do NOT work for IMAX 3D. If you were planning on ordering these for IMAX use, don't. If you want these for normal 3D movies, these are still amazing and I wholeheartedly recommend them.

They clamp on ok but with my frames they only cover 2/3 of my glass lens. The part that I can see out of has the view partially blocked by the clamp on arms. Would not recommend them unless your frames do not have an upper brace.

They work great and seem like decent enough quality. Definitely overpriced, but they seem like the clear winner of what's available clip-on-3d-glasses-wise. They did a good job cutting the reflection I was experiencing by putting regular ones over my glasses.Don't listen to the reviews that say you can see the clips. I really have to strain my eyes in to even TRY to see the clips while I'm wearing them. Definitely pretty standard placement for the clips of a clip-on sunglass of any type. Unless you have incredibly narrow-set eyes or record-breaking peripheral vision, I just don't see it being a problem (see what I did there?)

I wore these for the first time at a RealD showing of The Force Awakens. It was the second time I had seen it. The first time I used the theater-issued glasses over my regular glasses and the second time I used these clipped to my regular glasses. My glasses have thin, metal frames with rectangular lenses of roughly the same size/shape of these clip-ons, so they fit well. I tried a different pair with larger lenses and thick plastic frames and the clip wouldn't work with those, so keep that in mind.I felt like the visuals were comparable. I didn't notice any real difference in the way things looked. The clips didn't interfere with my vision at all either.The difference was in the comfort. These are way better than wearing two sets of glasses. It's not nearly as heavy and irritating to the nose and ears. You also don't have to fiddle to get the sweet spot in positioning two sets of glasses.I'd recommend these if you have thinner glasses.

Works for my wife's glasses - hers are larger. For me, with a narrower set of glasses and smaller lenses the clips really get in the way and are distracting.Try to find a larger pair of these elsewhere if you have small frames.

These glasses actually worked really well at my local 3D movie theater. We bought two pairs for a couple people in the family that have glasses. They were clear with no striations through the lens that impede viewing. Sometimes the glasses you get in the theater have a sort of "fog" to them and these didn't at all. We are so pleased that we tried these. They are very lightweight, so you do have to be careful and gentle with them.The fit is good on the standard sized glasses that most people get these days for males or females. We used them for both a male and female pair of glasses and it fit fine.

The problem with flip-ups is you can see the clips that hold the lenses and its annoying. I prefer The Sony #TDG-500-P over my presciption glasses.

These are amazing. Fit over my glasses perfectly, and they work!!!! I've used them for RealD 3D and regular 3D movies at multiple movie theaters. I bought two pairs. I'd definitely buy these again.I used to get migraines with the glasses they give you at the theater, and they'd either fall off or hurt my ears after a while and I'd have to them off occasionally, these solved that for me. I can watch 3D / RealD 3D movies with no issues, no headaches, no motion sickness. Love them!I haven't used them to watch 3D TV, because I don't have one, but if they work at the movies, I don't see why they wouldn't work for a TV.