Do these work with optoma lv hd-25
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Hi, Tasha. Yes they will. These glasses are for "DLP Link" projectors. I just googled your projector, and the HD-25LV does support DLP Link, so you'd just have to make that setting in the projector's menu. You may have trouble getting these glasses to work in tandem with RF-Glasses, if you already have some of those.--- Tasha must have deleted her question, so my answer popped up here. But to answer yours. If your projector is "DLP Link" compatible, then yes, these will work. (I couldn't find your model)
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Dear Dianne,Thank you for your question regarding the Optoma HD25. Of course you will need 3D glasses. There are 2 types that you can use. There is the Optoma DLP Link Glasses and the Optoma RF Glasses. If you use the DLP Link Glasses then you will be set to go. If you choose the RF Glasses, then you will need the optional 3D RF Emitter. I hope I have answered your question satisfactorily. Feel free to contact us anytime. Thanks so much! Charlotte
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Hi Jose, Sorry for the trouble these are giving you. They will work great with your projector, but you must insure that the projector is in "DLP link" mode rather than RF (which I believe is the default mode.) Once changed, they should work great! If not, then there is something else not set right in your system (could be the 3D source: 3D blu ray player, PC, etc) If this is the case, feel free to contact us directly through Amazon or contact True Depth 3D Support (support@truedepth3d.com) and we will insure that your issue gets resolved!
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Shouldn't be any reason why it doesn't considering its a DLP projector. Works great with my Optoma HD25e. You shouldn't have any trouble.
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Yea these glasses will work with any dlp link 3d projector. The optima hd26 and the Benq w1070 are very similar projectors. Besides the brightness, the optoma is brighter. I would recommend these glasses for your projector. A heads up to if the picture is a little off in the glasses just hit the invert button on the glasses. A awesome feature with the glasses.
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Sorry did not know u were referring to the ones above. It looks like they should but again I took a chance with The infrared ones and it worked. If all else fails u could just return them. Sorry about my initial answer.
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Hi Sanjay. These glasses works perfect with any projector that supports DLP Link technology. DLP projectors synchronize with the glasses sending white flashes yo them (not visible to human eye). With these glasses you could correct the right or left (or OU/TAB) eye from the glasses. Regards, TM.-
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These Glasses work with all DLP LINK projectors. As for the HD66 I don't know but if it is DLP LINK compatible it should have the logo on the projector or say so in the manual. I looked on the Optoma website and it doesn't mention it at all so My guess is no. The HD66 requires a 3D converter box called the 3D-XL in order to use for 3D. That comes with a pair of glasses. The manual for that may provide more information as well.
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They work on the Optima HD131Xe which is the 99% the same hardware. Just make sure you go into the menu and change 3D sync to DLP Link. Default is RF that you need an external module for which in my opinion is stupid to be as a default. I have 4 pairs and love watching 3d with them. Just make sure when using the glasses you get them in the correct L/R sync. Just tap the button on the bridge of the nose quickly to change. You will easily see that the picture looks better one way versus the other especially when there is text on the screen.
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They should work.I also have a Panasonic but different model (it still has active 3d) and all 4 pairs I have work
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It's universal and has many adjustments so it should. But may not bring the screws needed. I had to purchase my own for the Optoma h31.
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Yes, they should work. They are pretty good glasses but because the frames are thin they do let any outside light enter your vision. I purchased the Rechargeable for 3D DLP-Link Projector Full HD HS75 - HS075 from Rakuten.com and find them much better. Here is the link for the HS75-HS075. http://www.rakuten.com/pr/product.aspx?sku=252866389
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Yes it works with the 3 Hole Optoma HD141X. Remove one of the arms, and use the short extensions. One extension needs to be mounted backwards. I'll try to post photos later.
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I can't say for sure. I have a Viewsonic. According to the specs, it "should" work on Optoma if it is the dlp-link kind. You'll want to make check the specs of the Optoma and see which ones they recommend. Then check the specs of those and see how they compare to these. Finally, also read the comments purchasers made. That's how I finally choose these to try out with mine and was glad they work.
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I don't know the specifics of an Optoma hd25e but I do know that this mount is highly adaptive. With the range of adjustments on all four "legs", just about any geometry is possible.
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No they do not work for that Mitsubishi. I have a 73 and got the same ones and they didn't work. Too make sure you get the right glasses go here and put in the tv that you got and it will tell you which glasses you need. ( 3dglassesunlimited dot com ) I hope this help you Lamar
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Not familiar with that brand of tv. If it is a passive 3D tv then they will work. If it's an active 3D tv, where you need 3D glasses with a power source, then they won't work.