More stable than the original glasses from Samsung and suitable for spectacle wearers

The original glasses from my Samsung UE55H6470 came to me immediately before somewhat fragile. So it was no surprise to me that just 6 weeks are broken after purchase already two brackets. Not because of rough handling of it, but probably just because I have a big head; the strap when putting so always something were bent.
Replacement of Samsung therefore could not be used (I do not have to buy from me every few weeks new glasses). In addition, I had anyway the idea that it would be optimal to have the shutter glasses (close to the sides, thus less disturbing light is incident) in the form of a goggle.
Because Amazon is very accommodating on the redemption, the risk was calculable (if it would have worked nich, I could give it back so), so I ordered the Pulox glasses.
It was delivered in a sturdy box with glasses, micro-USB cable to charge the battery, a soft cloth bag and a cleaning cloth.
The pair with the TV went as easily as with the original glasses. About my prescription glasses (total width of strap to strap measured is 130mm, height 35mm glass) fits the Pulox so just now; much broader likely correcting glasses not be. Do not sit so well right on the nose (such as Samsung), but is mainly borne by the corrective glasses, which makes a pleasant wearing comfort on the original. It works just as well as the Samsung glasses. The wide strap is the optical shield to the sides much better (blinders effect) and you can enjoy the movie even more trouble-free.
After use, you can fold the straps and store the goggles in the cloth bag protected from dust. The battery life is the manufacturer of 40 hours, the battery should be fully charged in 2 hours. The extent to which self-discharge is to be seen.
In my opinion, Samsung would be well advised, the price of 3D TVs to lift something and then settle for those glasses. It makes a much more stable impression and acts less like a gimmick in a YPS booklet (if anyone remembers it). I'll buy two more soon, anyway. If time comes visiting, or simply as reserve.