Can a person with glasses use this device? Would a user be stuck using WiFi or can a user hook up an HDMI cable to view movies and the like?
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A bit not that comfortable with glasses but works. You have yo use the wifi access to view movies via dvd, xbox, etc... you can use a self powered usb device that you can hook directly to the headset to view the movie content.
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Yes you can wear glasses and still use the device. You can use a HDMI cable only.
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It depends what's the dimension of glasses you have, HDMI works perfectly to play games or watch movies.
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Hi Roger, Here's the vitual image size 750 inch in 20m distance. Yes, you can hook up HDMI Cable. Dave
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I wear glasses and own this product, but I'm about 125/150 so one side is a little blur. It's not a sophisticated vision correction device, nor perfect for every viewer. As for the HDMI connections, it comes with two parts - transmitter and the receiver. The transmitter can house up to 3 HDMI inputs and an output HDMI for returning the signal back to your TV when the device is not on. The receiver is always attached to your goggle, and it comes with one HDMI input. Two ways to enjoy your device, you can plug a HDMI cable directly to your device, provided you have a cable long enough, or sit within the wifi range and watch any of the three devices connected to your transmitter. It have it's limitation and your mind need to be tricked into believing how large the screen is. If I am facing a wall fairly close to me, like most computer desk, then the image feels like I'm seeing a large computer monitor, but if I sit on a couch and there's 20' to 40' feet of space between be and the wall, the screen looks huge!
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I don't wear glasses my self, but I see no reason why you can't use this device with glasses, and Sony says the same thing. You can absolutely hook up any device that uses an HDMI cable.
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I wear glasses when I use mine, can't see the little electronic connections without 'em. The glasses don't get in the way.
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yes you can. you'll be able to use its android features (watching movies, youtube, etc.) by connecting it to the tv using hdmi cable.
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Yes, you'd need a 3dtv (Vizio, LG) with 3d content or a blu ray capable of 3d playback. The glasses are compatible with TV's wih "passive" 3d
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You can't browse the internet on this tv. The wifi for the tv is used for apps pre-installed on the tv like Netflix, Amazon Prime video, Flickr, etc.
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Not capable, but you can solve it through a work around by using a 3D Video Wizard Console3D Video Wizard Console with 2 Pack of 3D Adult Glasses
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NO, the device sends out its own WiFi signal. I've used it with two IPADs watching different movies at the same time, where there was no WiFi signal.
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It is wifi ready, not wifi built-in. Meaning you have to plug something else in to receive the signal. The problem is that many USB adapters do not work with sony blu ray players. Sony says only their $80 adapter will work. What Janean and everyone is asking which USB adapters will work besides Sony's.
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yes, you can watch video through wifi... but two way conversation, its supposed to, but in practice volumen at max is so low that's impossible.You can talk through the App and it will sound good in the camera but the other way around... if someone speaks to the camera you will bearly listen (at max volumen) in the App.
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No it won't. I am using glasses also and no problem. The device is very good
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I did not have much luck with this device, I ended up going with a wifi solution for our projectors. Best of luck
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The glasses don't have to be connected. Each glass opens and closes one of the eyes very fast (you won't notice) and this is how the 3D picture is made. Best is to check youtube with the words "3d shutter glasses" you'll find a bunch of videos explaining to you.Also the amount of people watching isn't important, since the glasses aren't connected with the TV. I also have a Samsung TV and they work fine. Just remember you have to charge them before watching a movie.
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Just got the 215 @ Costco for $149.99. Doing firmware update via wifi now. Still haven't played anything with it... just passing in info on the price. The HDMI cable it comes with is fine for those of use who know how to separate our power cables from our video/audio cables. If you mix them, you may want something with a heavier insulation on it. I need Lasik anyway, like I'd notice the difference between a free HDMI cable and a $90 Monster brand cable.
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i have only used a 3d blu ray player for my 3d efforts... however i can still get wifi outside and could potentially use this on the patio where mine is installed at. thus if you do find an answer to this i would like to know. i currently have a netgear hub with 4 2tb drives that store my music and movies its on my home network so its available on almost any device that see's my network that would be a good opportunity for me to upgrade laptops and get 3d via that as well... have fours sets of glasses and they all work great so i can only imagine if what your asking works. thanks E
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I would only use a HDMI cable. I suppose you could, but I personally would stay with the HDMI cable.Good Luck, Bill
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Dear, yes. If you use your iPad or iPhone to connected with the item, you need to download the EZ VIEW Apps by wifi. And it will be OK to use. Thanks a lot.
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I don't believe so - We access Netflix through an auxiliary device that is connected to the TV via an HMDI cable. I did not see any wifi capabilities when setting up the tv.