👓 Goswot 144Hz Rechargeable DLP Active Shutter Eyewear compatible with Optoma, Acer, Vivitek, Dell, LG, and other DLP-Link Projectors (Pack of 8) Review

UPDATE, the seller contacted me and sent both replacements, works very well, no syncing or charge retention issues like the replaced ones. Great CS. I bought 3 packs and got a pack of 2 boxes. one with a box with 2 units on it and a smaller box with pictures on it with 1 unit, 3 look the same, same charging connector position, same shape. but for two the sensor LED was aligned left to right and for 1 right to left. 2 identical ones had no charge like the others and one of them stopped working…

I bought these to use with my compatible Optima projector. After I set everything up (3D function switched on on the projector), charged the glasses, selected the film, I was very dissatisfied with the final image. My kids don't mind, but the picture is almost like grainy, constant movement, not sharp and clear, and the 3D isn't that obvious at all. My husband and I can tell there is a difference, just that she outlines things and makes them a little more visible, but I honestly think $40+ was…

This is my first DLP 3D glasses Link. I just received my Optoma 3D projector for the holidays and was finally able to use these 3D glasses for the first time at Christmas. I've had a variety of active shutter 3D glasses for my Samsung 3D TV over the years, so I'm not new to high quality 3D glasses. When buying a new projector, DLP-Link 3D glasses were a must. When I found these glasses they were at a great price but I didn't know what to expect. Wow! I was very surprised by these DLP-Link 3D…