A:AnswerYou don't have to turn them off! The rechargeable glasses shut off automatically once the TV's 3D mode is turned off. They'll turn on briefly if they are touched -- you don't ever have to turn them on or off -- but then they'll turn themselves back off after they don't detect a 3D bluetooth signal from the TV. Relax ...
A:AnswerOnly one set of glasses come in each box.
You're lucky. I bought a $5,000.00 3D smart tv and it only came with one pair of cheap battery operated glasses worth $20.00. Thanks Samsung
A:AnswerGreat question. I have 6 pair of these glasses and at $50 dollars a pop I can understand where you're coming from. As far as I know, there are no storage cases for these. What I've done is designated a drawer to store them in. It is lined with a drawer liner and there are no other objects in that drawer.
A:AnswerI have both types of glasses. Traditional glasses (Model: SSG-5150GB/ZA) are more light weight, but use 'button cell' batteries that cost about a dollar a piece. Rechargeable glasses (Model: SSG-3570CR/ZA) plug in via USB on your tv to save on battery cost (provided in the box to sync to tv). I think most TV's come with the battery operated glasses as they were about $20 when I bought another pair compared to the $50 each for the rechargeable glasses. I can't tell a difference in video quality between the two types, but the rechargeable glasses are more bulky and harder to wear around the ear. Hope this helps.
