I have Benq w1070. Getting these glasses is enough for watching 3d movies? or do i need to get any other device to pair projector with glasses?
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If your proyector it's DLP 3D Ready you won't need anything else. Look in the specs of your protector.
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I have a benq w1080p (same but short throw version) as long as you have your 3D content (I use my laptop but a 3D blu ray player would also work) connected with an HDMI cable it will work. The projector sends the signal to the glasses based on what is coming in through the HDMI cable.
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The glasses are all you need. I use them with my BenQ W1500, and the 3D is excellent.
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They work perfectly. Simply turn on the projector and push the sync button on left side of glass. You would see a blink in the glass and then the see the 3d! Normally the 3d is turned on in the projector by default, if the above trick does not work try to make sure it is turned on. Good luck!Sorry above is for HD20 that I l own, if the config is the same it should work else it may not.
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I have an EPSON 5030UB projector, and these 3D glasses to work with it. However, the two pairs of EPSON 3D glasses supplied with the projector are much nicer.
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Well, the way I understand it, a 3D TELEVISION is either "active" or "passive". I would imagine that 3D PROJECTORS are the same. ACTIVE means you will need the battery powered shutter type glasses to view picture. PASSIVE means that you can use movie theatre type glasses which are the type you purchased. So, I think you need to determine (if I know what I am talking about) which type of projector you have - ACTIVE or PASSIVE. So the bottom line, if your projector is active, then these glasses will not work. Keep in mind that I am not an expert and sometimes may not know what I am talking about!
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Hi Ashton! As every glasses with DLP link technology this device is fully compatible with any projector with the same technology. I check the Optoma HD-25 LV specs. anyway for your sure. I've 4 glasses and use them with Optoma HD 66 (same projector but 720p). Regards, Tomás.
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I don't have and don't know Optima models but here's what I understand about 3D and why I bought the glasses for my Epson. There are 3 primary ways 3D projectors work with the required glasses. One is passive and two are active. The passive ones are like the old technology and what is used in theaters. No power is required for these glasses. All active glasses work the same but the communicate with the projector by either IR or bluetooth. My epson uses bluetooth and the glasses work fine. In fact I have 5 different brand of glasses and they all work. If your Optoma uses either IR or Bluetooth you should be fine. If in doubt gamble the $20 on one pair.
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Hi. I honestly can't say if these would work at the theater with 3D movies because these glasses need to connect to a DLP source such as TV's and/or projectors. I think what the theaters use are "PASSIVE" meaning they don't use batteries (lenses are blue and red) while these glasses are "ACTIVE" (using batteries to control the lenses using refresh rate). So I'm not sure if these would work in the theaters. One thing for sure is that when it's in the "OFF" position, the lenses are clear. When you switch it in the "ON" position, the lenses turn dark. I hope I answered your questions.
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You will need to buy the Epson glasses or a compatible type they list. They are not the same as the glasses you use at the movie theater. I have Sony glasses as well but they would not connect to Epson projector. The 3d is very good for the price of the projector. I was impressed and I also have a 60inch 3d Sony TV.
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Great projector for the money, and it can connect to your gaming system with an HDMI cable. As far as wireless goes, it's OK, but you'll need to buy the BenQ wireless dongle. The wireless works well for doing presentations, but not so much for gaming. Here's the link. BenQ 5J.J3F28.A01 Wireless Dongle, Black
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I never could get the others to work. I paid $150 for a first pair No differ wrench in the screen sent them back bought others and the same. So I don't use the 3D on my tv. Good Luck. All I can say is the $150 par of glasses were no different than the $40 pair.
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Hi Qunetin, there are two ways to pair glasses with tvs or projectors, and they are DLP-Link or RF (which stands for Radio Frequiency). They are different than Bluetooth. I have tried several brands of glasses with my Optoma HD25-LV projector, and none worked. So I finally got Optoma DLP-LINK glasses and they work fine. Hope this helps.
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That is a great question to which I do not have an exact answer. These glasses have been designed to work with TV specifically the Samsung. You have to turn on the 3D on the TV and then Pair the glasses with the TV. I am not teckkie so i am not sure how all that works. However it does allow for great 3D viewing on the TV. I guess as I am writing this unless the epson projector allows you to pair the glasses with that piece of equipment they might not work. The best advise is to contact Epson or Samsung and ask. Amira I hope this helps.
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you need both a 3d player such as your (blueray) and a 3d tv OR 3d projector in order to watch a 3d movie , you will also need the corresponding glasses designed to go with your projector or tv
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Sorry for the delayed response but I just set up my projector a few days ago. Yes these glasses are great!
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I used the glasses with a BenQ MX518 XGA DLP-Link compatible Projector. If your projector is DLP-Link compatible it should work.
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They work on the Optima HD131Xe which is the 99% the same hardware. Just make sure you go into the menu and change 3D sync to DLP Link. Default is RF that you need an external module for which in my opinion is stupid to be as a default. I have 4 pairs and love watching 3d with them. Just make sure when using the glasses you get them in the correct L/R sync. Just tap the button on the bridge of the nose quickly to change. You will easily see that the picture looks better one way versus the other especially when there is text on the screen.
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Yes they work perfect. Just have to make sure that your source supports 3D. I was running all my movies off of my pc straight to the projector but when i ran it thru my denon reciever it will give some errors sometimes. Now I just run my Xbox 360 right to my reciever to my projector and the Xbox plays 3d movies natively. Who knew. They come with a decent card board box and a felt like cover. Projectors only broadcast 144hz