👓 Enhance Your 3D Viewing Experience with RetroDepth LT Lightweight Rechargeable DLP Link 3D Glasses (2 Pack) by Evolv3Dimensions Review

Tested on BenQ TK850 with 100" matte gray Elitescreen (non ALR version)1 underneath. - Has a button to reverse the image if needed. - Always in sync with movies. - Very clear image. (Ranked 2nd in Score comparison) Cons: - has a very slight red cast, barely noticeable (reason why they take 2nd place in the Sharp Picture category) - since they basically don't have a "frame" with very clear edges, some people might they find annoying 2 Ultimate 3D Sky Points: Pros: - quite comfortable and despite

They work as advertised but I'm not thrilled with them as the case for them is thick and bulky and keeps my glasses too far from the 3D lenses making them less than a great 3D effect as the frames The 3D glasses themselves are always visible when watching a movie. Neither I nor my spouse rate the weight of the glasses; Since we both wear glasses, the added weight and bulk of these DLP-Link glasses makes the whole experience less than good. But for sheer functionality, when watching Avatar 3d or

Hello! I bought 4 different DLP Link Active 3D glasses thanks to Revain Free Returns. I just wanted to share my findings as they are definitely not the same! For reference, I tested it on a Monoprice 120-inch 4K UHD projection screen (White) placed about 9 feet from the screen. If you have a smaller screen or are sitting further away from it, the viewing angle might not matter. My projector is a Vava DLP Ultra Short Throw, so this review should be relevant for any DLP projector with 3D.-- -…