DLP LINK 144 Hz Ultra-Clear HD 2 PACK 3D Active Rechargeable Shutter Glasses for All 3D DLP Projectors - BenQ, Optoma, Dell, Mitsubishi, Samsung, Acer, Vivitek, NEC, Sharp, ViewSonic & Endless Others!

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DLP LINK 144 Hz Ultra-Clear HD 2 PACK 3D Active Rechargeable Shutter Glasses for All 3D DLP Projectors - BenQ, Optoma, Dell, Mitsubishi, Samsung, Acer, Vivitek, NEC, Sharp, ViewSonic & Endless Others!

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Next Generation Super Fast 144Hz Refresh Rate (Backwards Compatible to slower 120Hz or 96Hz)
No Emitter required! Works with all DLP Link 3D projectors!
Automatic Power Off Function within 1 minute of turning off your projector!
Super Soft Black Rubberized Top Quality 3D Glasses (much more comfortable than lower quality standard plastic 3D glasses)!
Optimized for 3D Projectors (Not For Use With DLP or other 3D Televisions)

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What a surpriseAfter wearing 3D glasses for about a decade for a plasma TV, my family and I were used to glasses that were fairly comfortable but rather heavy. These glasses were much more comfortable to wear, given their construction and weight. The 3D glasses used with the plasma TV required the user to keep the glasses in line with the emitter located at the bottom of the TV. These 3D glasses "just work" when setting the projector to the appropriate setting - no need to purchase an emitter. All family members and I have been pleased these - they provide fine acuity, ample light transmission and operate flawlessly.5The picture through these is also amazing. My husband thinks they are a little heavy ...I ordered these for our Optoma projector because with the DLP link they are to link seamlessly to our projector. We also received another brand that for Christmas that did not have the dlp direct link so those need to be paired with the projector. We tested both sets with the projector and these were hands down faster. They connected instantly. We tried for several minutes on the others and had difficulties getting them to pair up. The picture through these is also amazing. My husband thinks they are a little heavy but he also wears these over his glasses. I don't wear glasses and I do not think they are heavy. We liked them so much we ordered 4 more pairs. Definitely recommend.5NOTE: these DO NOT work with the BenQ HT3050 ...NOTE: these DO NOT work with the BenQ HT3050 projector. I've tried 6 pairs and they constantly lose sync. Manufacturer is aware of the issue and needs to make a note in the description.1BenQ Ht2050a unbelievable 3D experienceThere's nothing bad I can say about these glasses I ordered two pair and after using them ordered two more pair they're good you won't be disappointed. You're only disappointment will be if you bought an inferior projector, I'm using 3D Heaven glasses on my BenQ ht2050a projector the 3D is on believable I'm projecting on a 150 inch screen the glasses render the 3D flawlessly. Anybody complaining about the 3D glasses probably should have bought a BenQ projector... the glasses are not too dark not murky, anyone saying that they're dark and murky is obviously suffering from some sort of delusional disorder or they just got a garbage projector.5Very nice glasses! RECOMMEND!!!These are very nice. They produce a crisp image with a 3d 'pop' that will surprise you. I bought these at the same time as the Elephas 3d Glasses and can say that both are excellent choices. Both keep a charge for an extended time, both produce clear images and are comfortable, but there are a few differences:Pro'sThese look more modern so the kids like them more.These may fit on kids faces better based on the fact that they like them more.Con'sSlightly darker image than the ElephasThat takes some explanation. The Elephas has a slightly tan shift to the lenses that keeps them looking bright whereas the 3dHeaven keep a more correct color tone but lose just a bit of brightness.I don't think you should have just one type of glasses in your home theater anyway so I recommend you try several. What I know is that I recommend these, and would buy them again. At the same time, the Elephas are cheaper right now, and although they may not look as cool, could be a good addition to your theater as well.All-in-all, kudos to 3dheaven for making a nice pair of glasses.5Holy %&^# - these things are amazing!Full disclosure: I haven't tried other DLP-Link 3D glasses with my Optoma HD 25 projector, so I don't have anything else to compare them to. That said, I have seen many Real 3D and IMAX 3D movies in the theater, and these glasses combined with my projector recreate the theater 3D experience in the home with amazing ease and video quality. I know others have mentioned issues with the video being too dim, but I didn't have this problem. When I switched my projector to 3D DLP-Link mode, it changed the color of the video - which I initially thought was strange and likely to cause the video to look discolored with the glasses. However, when viewing the video through these glasses, everything looks perfect!As far as using them, it's really as simple as turning them on. That's it. For me, at least, both pair sync instantly with the projector and I'm good to go.I can't wait to get some more 3D movies and use these glasses to enjoy them at home. I love that they work without needing to buy an emitter for the projector. An all around excellent product - I hope they last for many years to come!5Check Both Units!Wanting to host a movie night for friends, I tested each unit on (FullHD 1080p 3D Blu-ray movies). The 1st work perfectly...easy pairing & setup. The 2nd unit was a complete FAIL after conducting recommended troubleshooting.After notifying Amazon customer service of the issue they resolved the issue. If successful I'll purchase the 4-pack for a larger group.4Great Glasses, Great Price!I had been apprehensive about buying 3D glasses for my new DLP projector. I had read a lot of reviews of people having issues or dropping DLP for RF glasses and ultimately I was unsure what to do. Thanks to Black Friday deals I decided to take a risk and purchased these glasses. I am glad I did.I was very pleased with their size as they easily fit over my prescription classes and, at the same time, were very comfortable. Although it did take me a minute to figure out how to open the charging protecting cover, I was impressed with how fast they charged. When I tested them with my first 3D movie, Avatar, they quickly powered on and relayed a beautiful 3D image.If you are in the market for 3D glasses for the DLP system I highly recommend these. I ended up ordering 2 more pair. Quality and price can't be beat!5Great 3D ExperienceI'm leaving this review to compare the SainSonic SSZ-200DLB with the Ultra-Clear HD DLP LINK 3D Glasses. I'm using them with an Acer H5380BD Projector on a 115" diagonal screen. They both work great! Below I will list, what I think, are some pros and cons of each. I needed three pairs so I thought it would be good to try two different brands. I read good reviews on both and what I read was accurate.Ultra-Clear HD DLP LINK 3DPros:Good image and colorFit very wellCharged up very quicklyThey sync automaticallyHave a nice rubberized finishCons:Make the image sightly darker than SainsonicUSB port cover is tricky to openSainSonic SSZ-200DLBPros:Very good image and colorsLightweightCons:Need to swap left and right syncingThey are a little long and may stick out behind your head and move when you lean your head back in your seatThey are both nice glasses, the 3D is great on both. I personally like the rubberized finish on the Ultra-Clears. Plus the fact that they sync automatically, even when you leave the room then come back. The SainSonics don't darken the image as much but also don't sync automatically, which may be an issue for children or technically challenged. Its easy to swap left for right, one quick button press, only that some viewers may not spot the difference. The field of view on the SainSonics is slightly larger than the UCs, but its the difference between seeing four feet on either side of the screen vs eight feet on either side. None of my screen gets cut off with either pair. I have not had them long enough to see which one holds a charge longer but I don't foresee that as being a problem if I just keep them charged on a regular basis. And its recommended to charge them between long periods of storage.I'm watching content on a PS3 for 3D Blu-Rays and Netflix. If you have Netflix, watch "Art of Flight", a good film in 2D made even more immersive in 3D. Also, my cable company offers a handful of 3D movies on HBO On-Demand.For children and guests I recommend Ultra-Clear as they are smaller and simpler to use. If, on the other hand, your projector isn't super bright, I'd go with The SainSonics.5Worst 3D glasses I've ever seen.The glasses are absolute garbage. I bought them to use with my new BenQ projector, and they are the worst 3D glasses I've ever seen... which is saying a lot given that I produce 3D content and have used a wide variety of glasses, both active and passive. When used with my projection system, these dim the image to about 1/3rd of it's original brightness... it's like looking through dark sunglasses in a theater. It completely ruins the viewing experience, making the image both very dark and desaturated.1

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