XPAND X103EDUX3-R1 DLP Link 3D Active Glasses,Black

On the good side, the view is large, the picture is clear, and there's no need to charge the battery. On the down side, the glasses lack the functionality for swapping left and right images. However, you can still use the swapping functionality provided by your 3D projector, TV or video player software. Another down side is that the nosepiece is hard and uncomfortable to use for long time.

I figured at the price of $84, I should be getting a top notch quality 3D image on my BenQ UST projector. And the image looked nice, but after comparing them to a pair of Cocar 3D glasses, which were almost a third the price, I noticed much more image detail and zero flash screen bleeding through with the cheaper glasses. I returned these. And for those of you with a Vava, even though it's a DLP projector, go for something else because these will not work with Vava.

I've searched extensively to find a pair of active 3D glasses to do the following: 1) have the widest field of vision possible to encompass a 120 inch screen from six feet, 2) be comfortable on my nose while allowing exquisite adjustment as to position and tilt (to accommodate whatever slant in want in a reclining seat), 3) be sturdy with a solid black outline around my viewing area, 4) sits easily over my regular glasses, and 5) be the least trouble recharging between viewing sessions. This product fulfills all my objectives. I've searched commercial products for several years, purchasing more than a dozen different models, and this is the best of them all. The square wide lenses give the widest field of view available, the springy inward slanted legs sit securely anywhere on my head I wish (and easily are bent outward if too tight to make it comfortable), are elegantly and solidly constructed, are large enough to sit nicely in front of my regular glasses on my nose (and have different nose pieces to accommodate larger or smaller noses) and have a battery to last a number of viewings with no recharging necessary. I had to change my paradigm to finally purchase these as I thought having to buy batteries was "old" tech. But it turns out to be far more convenient to purchase several cheap batteries for the occasional changeover than having to plug the glasses into a USB and monitor them between each viewing (a tip: the lid to the battery compartment was tight and not sliding open until I discovered there's a slight inset at its top where the tip of a slender knife can nudge it slightly downward from whence it's easy to slide fully open with finger pressure). Absent full-face goggles, these are the best active 3D glasses I've found. Such a relief to finally view my giant screen as if I weren't wearing any 3D glasses at all. Highly recommended!

This is my third set of 3D glasses and by far the best pair out of them. I am using these with a DLP projector for 3D movie viewing and the difference from this pair and the other two is very noticeable. These are far better quality and the 3D is much more defined and crisp. I purchased another pair after trying these and will replace all my 3D DLP glasses with these.Update: It's been 4 years now owning these and thought I would update on what I think now and why I still love them. A couple years back I needed to get glasses and much to my surprise I can leave my glasses on and put these on and it had no effect of viewing or discomfort. They last a very, very long time on the battery. I had a pair of Xpands that were rechargeable and they always seemed to die in the middle of a movie. So you had to plan for 3D viewing and make sure they where charged before. These as stated live up to or close to the 100 hours on a lithium battery. And in the event they die in the middle of the movie, pause, drop in a new battery. Needless to say my rechargeable pairs have been replaced as well with these. I had tried a couple other off, cheap brands and again they didn't hold a candle to these. I am an Xpand fan for life.

didnt work with my epson EH-TW5650 projector

Long ago I used to work on 3D VFX films, this is what we used in the screening rooms. I just got a DLP Link projector that’s 3D ready and looking for glasses I saw these. Many glasses at home in the past I had ghosting, it sucked.These have zero ghosting and the same quality as in the old screening rooms. My projector is using a blank drywall as the screen, it works great! Expensive but if I’m doing it I wanted the best brand.

FINALLY FOUND THE PERFECT 3D GLASSES AFTER TESTING A FEW OTHERS OUT. THE OTHERS WORK "OK" BUT THIS ONE IS "THE ONE". AFTER HOURS/HOURS OF TESTING THIS ONE OUT, THIS IS AN EXCELLENT PRODUCT / PICTURE IS CLEAR & WIDE / NO GHOSTING - NO RAINBOW EFFECTS - NO ISSUES PERIOD. JUST PICTURE PERFECT. LOVE IT / HIGHLY RECOMMENDED. DON'T EVEN WASTE YOUR TIME WITH ANY OTHER 3D GLASSES. MY BENQ HT3050 "AMONG MANY OTHER BRANDS" WORKS FLAWLESSLY/EFFORTLESSY WITH THIS 3D GLASSES. THANK YOU

My projector's DLP link signal isn't the greatest and these glasses hold the sync better than some others I have tried. In addition, the frames do a good job of reducing reflections from appearing on the backside of the lens from being seen in you visual field. Good sized lenses for a wide field of view. All in all a good set of glasses for 3D viewing.

Unfortunately they would not sync properly with my Epson 5050UB projector.

Nessun problema di sincronizzazione DLP LINK con il video proiettore Panasonic da me posseduto, aperti e subito utilizzati con successo.Ergonomici, leggeri e funzionali: ottimi direi!