DLP Link 3D Glasses, Rechargeable Active Shutter Eyewear compatiable with VisionMaster Max/ Pro2/ Pro, StreamMater Puls2/ Puls & Other DLP-Link 3D projectors (2 Pack)

Best picture still mind blown with the valerion pro 2. I bought 8 pairs. Very nice case and bag and each one comes with a cleaning cloth. We'll done valerion 100%. Glasses are comfortable and not annoying and doesn't hurt your nose.

These glasses have excellent packaging, and are a nice set of glasses... but I'm not sure they warrant costing twice as much as their competition.Pros:-Excellent packaging.-Lightweight-Great clarity through lenses-Comfortable-Quick to connect and switch eye dominanceCons:-Seemingly the same exact set of glasses available from competitors for half the priceI own several pairs of DLP Link glasses from various brands. It seems like there are 2 or 3 sets that are actually unique, then many other brands will slap their logo on the packaging (you won't find it on the glasses themselves) and claim it as a unique product.This pair of glasses is so far as I can tell identical to another set I own from another brand that cost me half what these are listed for. The function is the same, the clarity, build, etc... all the same, for half the cost.All that is to say that these are my favorite style of DLP Link glasses and I love this pair, I'm just not sure I'd be willing to pay the extra for them.One big difference that may make the price worth it for you is that the packaging of these is much nicer and better thought out. Most DLP Link glasses will merely come in a simple box, I typically just put them back in said box when they're not in use which works fine, but isn't ideal. These glasses come with a surprisingly nice trifold leather case and microfiber bag to put the glasses in when not in use. This provides much better protection for the glasses and gives you less risk of smudging the lenses when pulling them in and out of their case. I personally wouldn't say that makes them worth twice the price of competitors, but for some it may make the difference.

The best projector ever! Unbelievable 3D effect with this Valerion 3D Glasses!

I got these to use with my Valerion projector, and once you find the right content they are really cool! Make sure to look for side by side (SBS), or over under (OU or TB) 3D content. These are lightweight and easy to use.

These DLP Link 3D glasses worked great with my BenQ MH530FHD projector. I do have concerns about the cheap build quality of these glasses - especially the fact that it uses a micro USB connection for charging. That micro USB connector is flimsy and WILL break. USB type C would have been much better!Given the value price these are still a worthwhile purchase, but only just so.

If you have a TV or projector that supports 3D via active shutter glasses, these should work well for you. I tested this set with a Benq X500i digital projector putting an image onto a 135-inch screen.THINGS I LIKED* The picture and 3D looked great.* The glasses fit well on a variety of different head sizes. The arms are flexible and accommodate everyone from kids to adults with big heads.* It all "just worked" with a minimum of fuss or configurationTHINGS I HATED* This is brand new product. Yet it uses a completely obsolete Mini-USB charging connector. I hate this. Everything uses USB-C these days: Android phones, iPhones, Chromebooks, rotary dishwashing tools. I find the choice of mini-USB to be completely inexplicable on these glasses. Mini-USB is "keyed" to only fit one way, and it is annoying to try to get the charger cable in, especially if you're over the age of 45.I am looking to replace the 3D glasses in my home theater, but I will hold out for glasses that have a modern USB-C connector.

You have to sit the right distance, but it works like a charm exactly how it's supposed to.

Never got these to work with my Optoma UHZ35 projector, which is fully DHP capable. To steam I tried my PS4 Pro with 3d Blu-ray discs, Roku 4k, and even with a PC hooked up. I know this is somewhat of old school technology, but at the same time you'd think all the bugs should be worked out by now. It could be that there is something wrong with the specific pair of glasses I ended up with. Anyways, support seems non-existent and the instructions were a dead end, at last for me. Sorry to say I can't recommend these.