👓 High-Quality 2X EPSON Compatible 3D Active Glasses RF Pro Scarlet Heaven for Epson Home Cinema Projectors (750HD, 2000, 2030, 2040, 3000, 3020, 3500, 3600, 4030, 5020, 5030, 6020, 6030) Review

I bought two pairs and they both fit the Epson 2040 projector. These glasses are quick to pair and sync. The images are sharp and clear. The battery lasts quite a long time. The battery is less than 20% empty after 3.5 hours of continuous surfing. There was no continuous blinking of the light, as one reviewer said. The goggles really do darken when turned on. Here are a few things I would like to improve. These glasses are definitely darker than the Epson RF 3D glasses. I wish they were a tone…

I bought these glasses for my Epson Home Cinema 2040 projector. They have a good design, are comfortable to wear and are very light, weighing only 32 grams. 3D is superb. And as other reviewers have said, the storage box that comes with the 4-pack is a really nice addition. They can be used with a 3D TV via Bluetooth, or with a projector or emitter via RF. I've searched the internet to find out how many pairs of glasses I can connect to my Epson projector and couldn't find the information…

I switched from passive 3D on TVs to active 3D on projectors, notably the Epson 2150. It doesn't come with Epson glasses so have I naturally looked for an established choice. A couple of reviews led me to Panasonic's TYER3D4MU active goggles, ostensibly for the brightest viewing experience, but it was definitely worth the horrible ghosting. Keep in mind that I store most of my 3D files in SBS or OU format on a media server if that would affect image consistency in the active 3D scene. Anyway, I

I've gone from passive 3D on TVs to active 3D on projectors, specifically the Epson 2150. It doesn't come with Epson glasses so of course I have thereafter sought an established choice. A couple of reviews led me to Panasonic's TYER3D4MU active goggles, ostensibly for the brightest viewing experience, but it was definitely worth the horrible ghosting. Keep in mind that I store most of my 3D files in SBS or OU format on a media server if that would affect image consistency in the active 3D…