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Green & red flash means it is trying to pair up with TV.

works with all Micro USB port cables.

About 40 hours of on time. Be careful of moving them when not in use for it turns them on.

Its best you don't.

You can use any Micro-USB cable to charge.

You need a bright light and a magnifying glass. You need to tilt the unit to specific angle to see the SN.

There is a way to reset the glasses as this happened to me i did not use the glasses for some time and they would not accept a charge where u plug them in to charge there is a little hole using a paper clip insert into the hole inside there is a button u will know when u find it and then holding down the link button on the side of glasses im not sure for how long after about 5 or 6 secs mine suddenly flashed green and then began charging again i hope this helps

I've also been searching high and dry for an answer to this problem. I gave up with the rechargeable glasses and problem solved.

If it is getting charged you will see a red blinking light. It doesn't show up anywhere that these glasses are completely charged. If you see a green light while plugged in that means those are charged and is the only indication :)

2hrs per manual. Will blink green every 2 seconds when charge is complete.

Samsung offers a wireless charging station (just hang and charge... no plugging in) and they look great. I haven't picked that up yet though so I don't know how fast it chargers but it can charge up to 4 pairs at a time. They look slick too. Just look under products/3d accessories to find it.

Yes. Call samsung they will send another pair.

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I have various Samsung shutter glasses and all have worked fine even though some of the literature implies it does not.

Your TV is not 3D.

Not sure about the non-rechargable, I haven't seen them. But the rechargable ones (I have the SSG-3500CR that came with my 7050) are lightweight and don't pinch or bother too much. I'm only guessing here but I'd imagine the non-recharable ones might use a larger sized battery and therefore may have a larger and/or heavier frame. After an hour of watching a movie the weight might become noticable...

I am sorry to inform that your glasses are indeed defective... consider exchanging them and/or using their warranty

I don't think this answers the question but I can't get mine to pair with the 6420. I think they might not be compatible.

With the included USB cord or the charging hub.

By now you have hopefully removed them, but if not, yes they need to be removed. They are attached to a protective covering over the front and back of each lens. It seems as if the lens itself is tearing, but fear not, the protective covering will come off without damaging the lenses.