DLP link glasses, found some good cheapies.

I have a Mitsu 73 inch DLP 3d set I bought a while ago and bought a few pair of the Optoma/Viewsonic glasses. The only difference I can find between the two is one is set in standard and the other in reverse when you turn them on, otherwise they are identical right down to the fragile side pieces.

Anyway I saw these on amazon the other day and figured it was worth a $50 splurge for two pair.

http://www.amazon.com/DLP-LINK-3D-Glasses-Projectors-Mitsubishi/dp/B004G2VJM6/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1349102999&sr=8-1&keywords=3d+glasses+dlp+link


With my Mitsu, they work very well, but they weigh about one quarter of what the Viewsonic/Optomas do, and are worlds more comfortable because of the weight, the nose piece and the ear pieces.

I read one review from someone who said it would not pick up the signal in a fully lit room, I did not have that problem. I will probably never use my Viewsonic/Optomas again. Great buy.

I don't notice either, however I watched only about 40 minutes of content with a few discs before putting them away. Waiting for my Avengers 3D to arrive tomorrow. I watched a little Tahiti Ultimate Wave, Under the Sea, and a bit of Tangled and they seemed to work great.

They seemed to have the same quality as the Optomas. I have only seen artifact a couple of times and they have always been at viewing at an extreme angle to the tv or from glare in the lenses from a light source behind me. I usually watch in the dark though.