Two questions: Does this Optoma GT750E come with 3D glasses? If not, is there an RF transmitter included?
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The projector came with the RF transmistter but no glasses. We have bought and used the BGZF2100GLS glasses and the older 3DRFGLASSES. They both work fine.
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No the Optoma GT750E does not come with 3D glasses. Yes, the projector does come with an RF transmitter which is good because those tiny devices can cost up to $50. Hope this helps.
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Optoma sells this projector as the GT750E or GT750. The GT750E does not come with glasses, the GT750 does come with one pair. The GT750 is usually about 100 bucks more than the 750E. Both come with RF transmitter.The optoma branded RF glasses are rebadged bitcauldron glasses...same as the monstervision max. I know the monstervision ones work with the optoma transmitter since my friend has the monstervision glasses. The monster transmitter is the same but is also has this IR receiver...so if you have a 3D tv and this optoma projector and your tv doesn't have VESA port you can get the monster package and use that transmitter for the tv. (you can use the same glasses on both the tv and projector). Optoma sells this projector as the GT750E or GT750. The GT750E does not come with glasses, the GT750 does come with one pair. The GT750 is usually about 100 bucks more than the 750E. Both come with RF transmitter.The optoma branded RF glasses are rebadged bitcauldron glasses...same as the monstervision max. I know the monstervision ones work with the optoma transmitter since my friend has the monstervision glasses. The monster transmitter is the same but is also has this IR receiver...so if you have a 3D tv and this optoma projector and your tv doesn't have VESA port you can get... » Read More Optoma sells this projector as the GT750E or GT750. The GT750E does not come with glasses, the GT750 does come with one pair. The GT750 is usually about 100 bucks more than the 750E. Both come with RF transmitter.The optoma branded RF glasses are rebadged bitcauldron glasses...same as the monstervision max. I know the monstervision ones work with the optoma transmitter since my friend has the monstervision glasses. The monster transmitter is the same but is also has this IR receiver...so if you have a 3D tv and this optoma projector and your tv doesn't have VESA port you can get the monster package and use that transmitter for the tv. (you can use the same glasses on both the tv and projector). « Show Less
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No glasses were supplied with the projector, but an RF transmitter was supplied.
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My 750 did not come with 3d glasses. There is an additional device that optima sells that will enable the 3d function on the 750. The optima gt750xl does come with 3d glasses.
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The projector comes with what's needed to work with both RF and DLP Link glasses, but not the glasses themselves.
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When i purchased it, It did not come with 3D Glasses. It did come with an RF transmitter for the 3D glasses. I've been using it as my primary TV now for about a year and have no regrets.
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No glasses but it does come with the RF transmitter.Can you let know what 3D glasses i should buy?
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This projector does not come with 3D glasses but it does come with an RF transmitter.
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No, a pair of 3D glasses cannot be used for any type of 3D source. Televisions use several types of 3D, including ACTIVE, and PASSIVE. The source to activate the glasses can also be very different, from IR (infrared) and RF (radio frequency) the glasses must be the right kind to work. The type used in movie theaters are PASSIVE.
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I do not know what device you are referring to. Some 3D monitors come with no 3D receiver, and some do. If your computer monitors has a 3D Vision 2 receiver built in, then all you need are the Vision2 glasses (about $50.00). If the 3D monitor has no receiver built in, then you need the 3D glasses kit with includes a Nvidia receiver for Vision2 glasses, plus one set of glasses. Note that when buying a 3D monitor you need to make sure it is Nvidia 3D Vision2 capable. I hope this helps. jack
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No, they don't come with 3-D glasses. I had to pay $50 for each pair of 3-D glasses.
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Just the remote and the stand, it does not come with 3d glasses. The picture is beautiful however.
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I dont have that model projector, but these glasses are designed to work with RF such as bluetooth and infrared signals. The idea is that these should work with all current 3D technology.
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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.
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3D ready but does need active glasses with a battery which is more expensive than the passive
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No. You need a pair of projectors for passive glasses. This projector supports DLP-Link and has a VESA port for the included RF emitter so either of those glasses can be used out of the box. I believe VESA port can also be used for an infrared emitter for ir glasses.
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Yes Jeff...this was one of the factors that made me go with this model. It comes with 2 pair of the higher end ( incl Batteries ) 3D glasses. The TV also has the ability to turn non 3D programs into 3D. Have not really played with that feature too much but it is there. Hope this helped.
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Hi .. I dont know if this work with all RF glasses OR NO But im sure it's work good with my RF glasses that one I buy from amazon it's Optoma BG-ZF2100GLS, Active Shutter 3D-RF Glasses.
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I just bought one. No glasses were included. Which, considering the price of this tv, they really should have included a couple, in my opinion.
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No, it is not, after will I find out the 3D is not working right. Do know if it is the unit or the glasses. I don't recomand this because the first delievery was defacted and I had to return and this one works but not the 3D
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Hi Carl, most Optoma projectors have a 3D 'DLP-Link' emitter built into them. People often purchase this '3D-RF' emitter in conjunction with the Radio Frequency glasses because they give a better & brighter image compared to DLP-Link. I personally bought an emitter and pair of glasses which are fantastic to watch 3D through.If I've missed anything let me know,Kind RegardsCarlos Thrasy
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I have the 60st30. It came with no glasses. But local HHGregg sold me a 2pack of the ty-ew3d3mu's for 139.99. Cheaper than on here surprisingly.
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Hi Qunetin, there are two ways to pair glasses with tvs or projectors, and they are DLP-Link or RF (which stands for Radio Frequiency). They are different than Bluetooth. I have tried several brands of glasses with my Optoma HD25-LV projector, and none worked. So I finally got Optoma DLP-LINK glasses and they work fine. Hope this helps.
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Yes.you only need the glasses and activate the 3d sbs in the projector menu.