I need the glasses for a video projector benq model MX522. Is it compatible? Thank you
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Apparently it is NOT compatible. The RealD glasses are passive glasses that use right and left polarization of light (similar to movie theater) to separate the right and left circular polarization signals. The MX522 actively switches right and left signals so you need sync'ed glasses that switch quickly at the same rate (144Hz DLP-Link glasses). See ... http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2429739,00.asp Harry
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Since I haven't tried these glasses with that particular projector I can't say with 100% certainty that it will work. However, an Amazon reviewer for the BenQ W770ST confirmed that these glasses did work for them and had great things to say about the 3D image. Hope this helps.
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You have to check your tv specs. Is it a 3D TV? I have a Sony 3D TV and the specs were exactly the same for the glasses that I got with the TV. If not, no, they won't work. Use the internet to go to dynex and check to make sure the specs match.
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Hi Jose P., your Sony TV XBR-52HX909 is a 3D active TV which is compatible with these 3D glasses. -Ely
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I think these 3d glasses will be compatible with Optoma W316. The Optoma is a DLP projector and the glasses are DLP Link type. You will not be able to enjoy full HD 3d, however, as the projector is WXGA, not native 1080p. If you buy both the glasses and the projector from Amazon and they aren't compatible, you should be able to return the glasses for a full refund. The first pair of glasses I bought were not DLP Link compatible; they were for an LCD projector instead and I had a DLP projector from Viewsonic. Fortunately Amazon took the glasses back and gave me a full refund. Good luck and I hope this is helpful. I think these 3d glasses will be compatible with Optoma W316. The Optoma is a DLP projector and the glasses are DLP Link type. You will not be able to enjoy full HD 3d, however, as the projector is WXGA, not native 1080p. If you buy both the glasses and the projector from Amazon and they aren't compatible, you should be able to return the glasses for a full refund. The first pair of glasses I bought were not DLP Link compatible; they were for an LCD projector instead and I had a DLP projector from Viewsonic. Fortunately Amazon took the glasses back and gave me a full refund. Good luck and I... » Read More I think these 3d glasses will be compatible with Optoma W316. The Optoma is a DLP projector and the glasses are DLP Link type. You will not be able to enjoy full HD 3d, however, as the projector is WXGA, not native 1080p. If you buy both the glasses and the projector from Amazon and they aren't compatible, you should be able to return the glasses for a full refund. The first pair of glasses I bought were not DLP Link compatible; they were for an LCD projector instead and I had a DLP projector from Viewsonic. Fortunately Amazon took the glasses back and gave me a full refund. Good luck and I hope this is helpful. « Show Less
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I am using these glasses with a JVC projector, so I do not know if they work with the Samsung model you mention.
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These connect via wifi to the projector, i doubt they would work. You might have to use generic glasses that are not electronic.
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If you click on the link for the glasses and go down it lists all the projectors it support for optoma. I didn't see x313. However, if you search " 3D glasses for optoma x313 projector" you should find something. And if that doesn't work you could always go to optoma website and buy some there.
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The glasses tell you what they are compatible with. Check the specs. We just use on our 3d tv.I'm thinking it can of be used on tv though.
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I see no reason they will not work. The aspect ratio is identical to the glasses I'm selling. If you have any problems with the glasses you can expect a full refund.
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I own a BenQ 3d projector. The BenQ glasses work very well. I also purchased some cheaper off brand 3d glasses as a 2nd pair. They do notwork nearly as well as the BenQ glasses.
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No, the glasses must be active, and should be Epson. Some reviewers stated that Sony glasses would work, but they did not for me.
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I have an Epson Powerlite 3020 3D projector and the glasses are compatible.
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I am not certain about the model number you requested but I know for a fact that you will need the glasses. The emitter helps keep the glasses synced with the projector.
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Try the BenQ - DGD5 3D Glasses. It should work for all BenQ projectors with DLP Link 3D technology.
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If this is a Panasonic Viera TV, then the answer is "yes". That is the type of TV I have that IS compatible with these glasses. Also, a hint. If Amazon has items bundled, it's a pretty good bet they are compatible.
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I do not know if they work for that model. However I can tell you that the quality of these glasses are junk. After several uses a piece of plastic on the arm broke and the pin that allows you to open and close the glasses no longer stays in. I ended up having to super glue the pin in so the glasses can still be used. However they can not be closed for proper storage anymore. I would stay away from this is my suggestion. There does not appear to be a way to contact customer support about this issue wither.