does it come with the usb cord to charge the glasses? Do they have to be charged before use?
866156
Yes, it comes with the cord to charge the glasses and we had to charge them before use.
866157
The glasses use a button type battery which is supplied and lasts a long time. I haven't had to replace mine yet and have watched around ten movies. This is from the manual: "The battery has an expected service life ofapproximately 75 hours.*When replacing the button battery, use only thedesignated battery (Maxell branded CR2025 lithiumbutton battery"
866158
No Samantha they did not come with any USB cord for charging. If I am not mistaken I think they are charged wirelessly via Bluetooth connection with TV. I am not sure though.
184145
Yes with or without adapter plugged in... will work without adapter cord once charged
310172
It comes with only a charger but I have charged it using the universal usb connection cord that came with my cell phone.
2090122
I recently bought one and yes you do need to charge it before you use it and yes it needs to be on why you charge. also you may need to flick the switch on the back that says super bright. I hope this helps
1198194
I bought a 120v wall charger that I use for charging the Viera 3D glasses. It works perfectly and seems to charge the glasses faster than plugging them into the tv. Just be sure that the charger you buy has the correct USB plug, which is a mini USB. I suggest that you take the glasses with you when you purchase the charger to be sure that it will fit.
489414
Yes it comes with a cord. Yes you charge it via usb, from a charging port on a computer, or a usb outlet, or you can buy a plug that goes into any outlet that provides several usb charging ports and additional traditional outlets for like $15. Mine did not come with a three prong outlet cord.
1648411
It has a USB plug and the only place I could put it to get charged was my laptop. Worked - could look nice under a tree (tinsel) cuz of the reflection. I had hoped it had a regular plug. I'm a senior and don't know how to use it any other way so I gave it to my niece and she likes it. Hope this helps.
263800
Per the Manual enclosed with the glasses, "only connect the supplied USB cable to a USB terminal on the TV." "Recharging using other devices may lead to battery damage." It looks like the battery is not replaceable, so you don't want to risk damage.
169341
it used a small, 1/8 inch, on the glasses, at the other end, is a regular size 5 volt plug, that I plug into, my tv, or my receiver, cord comes with glasses and they, work very well, hope this helps.
1609546
Mine came with: USB cord Battery Charger and 4 Rechargeable AA batteries (Charger sucks, slower than death...go buy yourself a better one if you don't already have one) Neck Strap Lens Cap Manual It may have come with a software disc, I don't remember entirely, and I don't use their software anyway because they stopped supporting it now that they're out of the camera business.
104738
Yes it does come with a USB cable. I charge it by plugging it in my laptop or in the outlet with an adapter. The USB cable is rather short, but it gets the job done if you charge it with an adapter in the outlet.
1669271
It comes with a small USB cord to charge it. You will need to plug it into something that can be plugged into the wall.
211317
The glasses come boxed with a drawstring carrying bag and a mini usb to usb charger
1792862
I charge mine with the cord that came with it, it plugs into a regular electrical outlet but you could also use the cord to charge on the computer too. I use the electrical outlet..
249579
It should charge from the usb. Some show nothing as far as an led etc but they are charging.
1654169
Mine came with USB cord - so yes is the answer to your question - however extra battery is needed if you are traveling and taking lots of photos.
1106707
It comes with a charger. Standard AC power, transformer on the plug, and micro-usb to plug into the headset. Takes only a couple hours to fully charge. You can also use any micro-usb cable plugged into any usb port, such as on your computer or on a phone charger.