JK Passive Linear Polarized Clip On 3D Glasses "0/90" For IMAX Only

Product worked on my glasses, tested it on several movies so far but I do see a sort of double image sometimes depending on the angle I look at the screen. They clip on easily and I didn't find the clips to be in my way of vision at all. If it weren't for the slight double image once in a while I'd of given it 5 stars. It might not be the manufacturer's fault, it could be the way my glasses are made, I just don't know for sure.

The optical quality of these isn't the best, and they do feel like they would break if mishandled just a little, but so far so good. They have been through 3 movies. I do have to hold my head at a certain angle in order to obtain the best viewing though. Can't turn my head at all or the 3D effect is lost. Since I need my glasses in order to see, there are worse options than these clip-ons. (glasses over glasses is NOT do-able in my opinion)

These actually work really well. They are ONLY for IMAX 3D so make sure you know that. I have seen 3 IMAX 3D movies with these over my regular perspiration glasses and they are very good. Far better than the theater crap they shove at you that are all scratched up, filthy AND don't fit right over your glasses if you have to wear them. Well worth it if your a movie buff.

Putting on theatre-supplied glasses on top of your prescription ones usually doesn't work. Watching without prescription glasses is not an option for most. Using contacts to go to the movies is impractical when you don't usually wear contacts.These end the problem. <3Also: the picture is pretty sharp, no complaints on that area. And the option to flip them up is super useful, especially when there are a bunch of 2d trailers before the 3d part turns on. (Or to check Facebook while the endless stream of ads is showing.) The photo depicts them raised about 90°, but there's actually a second step at about 180°.Finally, I've dropped them a few times and NOTHING HAPPENED WHATSOEVER. They look like they'd be pretty fragile, but that's not the case. (The lenses probably do scratch though, I wouldn't know — I carry them in one of those boxes for prescription glasses, and I recommend doing the same.)

Bought these for my parents who both wear prescription glasses. Unfortunately trying to actually watch an IMAX 3D feature was a bust. There was no 3D effect with these, it was basically just blue film over plastic lenses. This was disappointing as I've also purchased the RealD type and those worked just fine.

Used these for a digital imax 3d showing of Star Wars Rogue One, and swapped back and forth between the ones they give you and these to compare. And with these , the movie was brighter by a small amount. And obviously since your using your own glasses, way more comfortable. The only drawback were the type of glasses I have, which are Rayban frameless and narrow. So what that did was make these lenses sit lower so I had to tip my head backnow a little. My glasses fault, no these lenses.I will 100 % use these at every star wars imax 3D show I see, because star wars is the only thing that draws me to the theater.

Picked this up to watch Star Wars: Force Awakens (IMAX 3D) at AMC Lincoln Square 13. A little delicate but gets the job done. I'll never go back to wearing the house 3D glasses. Now I need to pick up a circular polarized pair for non-IMAX 3D.

We used this on a proper full IMAX screen. The resolution and sharpness of vision that these polarisers provide is below average compared to the ones provided by our theater. That being said, after one gets over the silly over sized clips in the middle, it is rather comfortable...just you won't get to see a sharp picture...if you can bear with that.