Samsung Rechargeable 3D Glasses Not Charging

I am currently using this case to store 4 pairs of Samsung 3D glasses. I know, overkill, but buying a cheap case to put them in cost more than this and laying them around the coffee table was not an option. Very protective. Well made. Made in USA. Inside foam can be re-ordered so it can be configured for other items in the future. The only downside to me would be a cheaper price, but this one was priced well.

This rechargeable battery is impressive, just like the flashlight. It goes for hours without charging.

Very fast charging of my Samsung 5 phone.

Used for looking at targets in 3D archery shoots. Easy to carry and easy to use, even with glasses. I'm very happy with my purchase. No problems here.

Needed an eyecup to be able to use the viewfinder of a Leica Disto distance meter with glasses. 3D printed an adapter and... voila!

I did my homework and decided on the Samsung SSD 850 Pro because of the new 3D vertical NAND (V-NAND) flash memory, top performance and high endurance. I believe the extra monies spent will be well worth it. Installed with no problem and up and running. I replaced a WD VelociRaptor that was having problems.

If there was any doubt about whether I like this monitor, it should be dispelled by the fact that this is the third Samsung UR59C monitor I've purchased. I'm using them on three computers. I use them for programming, electronic design (schematic capture and PCB layout), 3D modeling, as well as the usual office applications, email, etc. A curved monitor does take a little bit of getting used to for CAD and 3D modeling.

I have been using Watson rechargeable batteries for years in all my cameras and accessories and found them very dependable with a long charging life.

This is my first time purchasing rechargeable Lithium Ion batteries with a built-in USB charging port. That's a very convenient way to charge the battery especially if you forgot the adapter at home.

This is my 5th Led Lenser light. Their customer service is top notch so I always go back to them. I got tired of having to replace batteries in my lights so decided to try a rechargeable version. This is high quality like the rest. The magnetic charging base is likely my favorite feature. I use it for work, so at the end of the day I hang it up and it's ready to go in the morning. Instead of sealing the unit they supply a AA rechargeable in place of An alkaline version. I guess once the supplied one stops accepting a charge you can just put a regular AA in there instead. Everything they give you is in the plastic blow molded case. While the case is nice it's ultimately useless. The charging base comes with screws and wall anchors for mounting, but I epoxied magnets to the back so I could hang it in my toolbox. The charger will work with a computer or the supplied power brick. You could get a small 1 amp lighter charger and charge it in your car. I'm not a fan of the belt clip, but it is not a deal breaker at all. The adjustable, lockable, focusable beam is a nice feature as well. Good for spot checking or broader open areas. The beacon will be good for campers and such. Nothing but great things to say about this light. B&H had the best price I could find. Led Lenser has me as a customer for life.