The kit includes the emitter? Are the glasses wireless? Is it compatible with an Acer GD-235HZ? Thanks
1437547
Yes, the kit includes the emitter. In the picture, the emitter is the little cut-off pyramid thing.The glasses are wireless. You recharge the battery with a micro USB cable.It sounds like they are compatible with the Acer GD-235Hz, but I don't own one so I can't guarantee that.
1437548
Yes it includes the emitter and glasses. The glasses are wireless but charge through usb. It works fantastic with that monitor as I have the same one.
1437549
They are wireless infrared, it looks like they are the same emitter and glasses that are bundled with that 235HZ monitor.
1437550
Emitter is included, Glasses are wireless (but first generation) and it is compatible with the Acer model you provided (it is the same one i am currently using). There are new kits that include 3D Vision 2 that i would recommend over this one as the glasses fit better but if you're looking to save a dollar this still works great.
1437551
The product displayed on this page includes both the wireless glasses and the IR emitter, along with all necessary cables. Product page of Acer GD-235HZ at an online retailer site indicates that it is NVIDIA 3D Vision ready.
1974970
you need the IR emitter along with the glasses. "I got the 3 active" from amazon .com for about 176.00 and they came with 4 glasses the IR emitter and on the back of your tv it shows you IR emitter plug it and that's it the tv will show you the rest automatically. I love my Mitsubishi 65 WD-65738 and you going to love yours hope this was helpful happy viewing.
33534
This monitor comes bundled with 2 pairs of passive 3d glasses. Nvidia active 3d vision wireless glasses will not work this monitor. Although you can still use a Nvidia graphics card to get 3d to work with this monitor. You must buy tridef 3d software from www.tridef.com.
912334
I looked up the spec sheets on this system. According to Optoma, this emitter works up to 150 feet from the glasses. The newer emitter (Optoma BC300 emitter) and glasses (Optoma ZF2300 Glasses) have a much more limited range, 50 feet. According to the spec sheets, both the older and newer emitter and glasses will work with my Optoma HD25e projector, and with several other older and newer Optoma projectors. There are no line of site issues with any of these RF glasses or emitters.
2274613
The DLP glasses do not need an emitter. You only need the one for the RF type glasses
1058179
I'd like to know what glasses you have because I've tried 4 kinds and not one will pair with the emitter.
695197
This is only the emitter eye ball you need a IR receiver and power supply to make this work. You can get that here but then it comes with emitter eyeballs so you won't need the channle vision unless you need more emitters. C2G / Cables To Go 40430 Infrared (IR) Remote Control Repeater Kit (Black)
1247756
If your Acer monitor has VESA mounting holes on the back of the monitor, then yes it is compatible. Not all monitors have the VESA mounting holes, if you look at the back of your monitor and it has 4 screw holes in the pattern of a square then it's most likely a VESA mount monitor. Best bet though is to check your exact monitor model on the manufactures website specification page to see if they list VESA compatibility.
812031
The ones I ordered about 18 months ago did not come with an emitter. But I did not need an emitter because my Mitsubishi tv has a built in emitter. Actually, I the glasses i ordered did not work with my tv. I contacted the manufacturer tech support Dimensional Optics and they sent me the correct pair of glasses and I think they even payed for shipping. All I can say is their tech support was tip-top, friendly, and very willing to help me; and i don't say that lightly. If your not sure aout your tv maybe they can help you.
395956
Just buy DLP-link 3d glasses and good to go. Emitter is built-in. Glasses from 3DTV is better than SainSonoic, and about the same price ($25-$30)/pair.
92344
They are meant for each other. No emitter needed. Just turn the glasses on.Oh ! Don't forget to charge first. And the power button is the switch the pop out part too ( don't know how to explain) you'll get it.
288091
To my recollection, this only comes with the 1 set of glasses, no charger or charging cable. The Nvidia 3D Vision 2 Wireless Glasses Kit, comes with a charging cable, IR transmitter etc. The charging cable is just a standard USB to micro USB cable like what most (non-iPhone) smartphones use, likely compatible with any android smartphone charger though I have never tried it.
167087
Yes, for DLP Link 3d, these glasses should be fine. No emitter is needed for DLP.
1836799
This is a 120 Hz monitor with built in emitter and comes with 3D vision 2 glasses. The HE is a 144 Hz monitor with no emitter and no glasses. So with the HE you need to buy emitter and glasses kit in adition to the monitor.
570321
I don't have a ready answer for you but I perhaps the frequency at which the glasses operate at might not be compatible with your playback device. The glasses operate at 144Hz while many playback devices are still on 120Hz
2124418
The WD version has WiDi, which is Intel's wireless display technology. I think you need a compatible monitor to go with it, but I'm not so sure.
520082
No, some glasses do not work with this emitter. Furthermore, some glasses do work but not very well. Best thing is to use original Optoma glasses even if it means paying a lot for them.