Are there any other glasses compatible with this projector without having to purchase from Epson?
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I purchased the Samsung SSG-4100GB Active 3D Glasses and they work great with the Espon 5020UB. You can purchase them for $19.99. They are not as comfortable as the Epson glasses but they are a 1/4 of the price and they work great for 3D.
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There's actually quite a few. The glasses that came with our Samsung 3D tv work with our Epson projector as well. Spend a little time doing some research online and there's some deals to be found. My wife found a 5 pack of generic glasses for a little over $100 and they work fine.
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I'm not aware of any other compatible glasses. They have to connect with your projector using blue tooth (or some other method that is wireless) so you will want to make sure they are compatible. I like the glasses that come with the projector because they charge quickly and the battery lasts a very long time. 3 minute charge will last for a three hour move. A full 40 minute charge will last like 40 hours of viewing. I may be off a little because I am doing this from memory.
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They will, Epson call them now Epson 3D Glasses ELPGS03, see http://www.epson.com/cgi-bin/Store/jsp/Product.do?BV_UseBVCookie=yes&sku;=V12H548006 but they use the same, new RF technology. We have 6 pairs, each came with an USB charging cable, the 2 first pairs came with the projector and a charger (Epson is the only one to offer glasses with their projectors). Enjoy! ;-)))
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No. These are made by Quantum. I have an Epson Powerlite W16 projector. These glasses worked fairly well. But I noticed on several different DirectTv recordings that there was noticable ghosting in the distant background in scenery. Some recordings seemed to be OK. I purchased the Epson glasses http://www.amazon.com/Epson-V12H548006-RF-3D-Glasses/dp/B00AB9IDOU/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1393951995&sr=8-2&keywords=elpgs03 and compared them to the Quantum glasses. The Epson glasses worked perfectly on my projector. I then returned the Quantum glasses to Amazon. I have no opinion on how either pair would work for you. Whit Kirk
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Im not familiar with that projector. These glasses are DLP-Link. Is the projector a DLP or LCD? If DLP, should be fine.
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Yes. I've tested these glasses with the Epson Home Cinema 2000 which is identical to the 2030 except the bulb. These glasses will work fine with that projector.
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yes, Carl's ProGray - great choice! I have an Epson PowerLite Home Cinema 2030 1080p 3LCD Projector ( 2000 lumens ). I am very pleased with the picture.
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I'm sorry I do no know. I have an Epson Work Force. I can tell you that I have been pleased with the compatible products at a much lower price.
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Sorry Andre, projectors are a separate and NOT inexpensive purchase. We went to Best Buy and got one that was being discontinued for a reasonable price
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I Agree with Matt and Glenn Bonat -- DLP-Link (the Sainsonic are great, inexpensive DLP-Link glasses!) and RF Glasses Only. Additionally as Matt mentioned, there is a 3D-Evolver Kit that needs Two Identical 2D Projectors to do Passive 3D. (The 3D-Evolver costs $1,200 in addition to the cost of Two Identical 2D projectors.)
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We use Epson 8345 projector as our one and only video source. We are very satisfied with the performance.
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Though I can't say that I have done this personally, the projector has type A & B USB so you can plug it directly into the projector itself. I do believe I read somewhere you can do it, I don't remember where. Here is the site that I use to get most of my information and compare different models to determine what best suites my needs: http://www.projectorcentral.com/Epson-EX5210-projection-calculator-pro.htm?haveflashipromise
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These are 3D glasses for 3D HD moves or videos. I bought one @ $50 and noticed that it sometime out of sync with the images on screen. Such kind of issue may not be noticeable. Many didn't know till I told them. I am picky so I go back to buy another one from Epson @ $100.
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Please try the following link... http://www.epson.com/cgi-bin/Store/support/supDetail.jsp?BV_UseBVCookie=yes&infoType=FAQ&oid=183883&prodoid=63091942&foid=198024
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the glasses i purchased were not compatible with my epson 5010 and were returned with some difficulty, not recommended
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1 I have since sent back glasses and my PT-AE-8000u Projector and switched to the Epson 6020 do to Panasonic"s poor customer service and flat out bad warranty. epson cost about $400 more but came with mount, extra bulb, 2 pair 3d glasses and the best warranty of any projector picture quality is the same as the Panasonic, but does have better black's
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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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I bought a comparable pair from eBay and it worked fine. However let me warn that 3d glass and movie might cause headache and it does not matter if it original or compatible 3d glass.