Can I use my Samsung glasses with the Optoma. ????
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No you cannot. That's what I don't like about this projector. The glasses are expensive. $80 per piece
1891237
I don't think so. They must be DLP link. I bought some on amazon for $25 each and they work great!
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Maybe.. But unlikely. Samsung went to a Bluethooth connection for their active glasses. Optoma does not use Bluethooth. Prior to 2011 Samsung used an IR emitter. These type MIGHT work but I doubt it. The ones you want for this projector need to be DLP link. Good news is I have had a lot of luck with cheap ebay DLP link glasses. Most come direct from Hong Kong and have worked awesome for me and we're under $35 each and even under $25 for the small kids ones.
1185322
Sorry, I don't know. They work with Optoma 3D, but not really all that well.
970297
Nope. Passive polarized glasses are used usually in movie theaters, which is an altogether different technology( it offers cheaper glasses but the system itself is quite expensive). Polarized 3d technology is also inferior to active shutter technology imho, which is used by most home 3D systems including Optoma. Optoma active shutter glasses are expensive, but there might be lower priced alternatives( non Optoma active shutter glasses). I would love to hear if some one else have tried those with any Optoma product. I need to buy another pair for my family members.
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Sorry, but I really can't say. I'm guessing you might get that answer from Samsung by going to their website. I have an LG, 3D, and LG recommended these glasses for their TV.
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I don't have and don't know Optima models but here's what I understand about 3D and why I bought the glasses for my Epson. There are 3 primary ways 3D projectors work with the required glasses. One is passive and two are active. The passive ones are like the old technology and what is used in theaters. No power is required for these glasses. All active glasses work the same but the communicate with the projector by either IR or bluetooth. My epson uses bluetooth and the glasses work fine. In fact I have 5 different brand of glasses and they all work. If your Optoma uses either IR or Bluetooth you should be fine. If in doubt gamble the $20 on one pair.
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I did find out, the answer is no. You must use the propriatary samsung model
1201221
I can not address your specific television and to whether or not these glasses will work with it. If your television is a 3D and it uses the passive system then the glasses should work. If your television uses the active (the glasses are run with batteries) then I do not believe they will work.
383644
No, they are not compatible with samsung 3d tv. Samsung requires the active glasses. The lg clip on glasses are passive and work great with the lg passive system
2072791
I have followed the instructions and the 3D glasses don't work with the Samsung tv.
2239687
I don't know. Call Samsung customer service for your area or do a web search for your TV. Also, your original glasses should have a model number on them.
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I checked with Samsung and they ARE the right glasses...please Amazon ~ correct your site
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No it won't. I am using glasses also and no problem. The device is very good
116763
No, you need the special Samsung glasses that need batteries. They work really well.
454367
Yes. If not, you may need the optoma 3dXL converter. This bridges the compatibility between 3d dlp projectors and 3Dtv channels/3d blu-ray. The glasses are perfect though.
1025812
That is a great question to which I do not have an exact answer. These glasses have been designed to work with TV specifically the Samsung. You have to turn on the 3D on the TV and then Pair the glasses with the TV. I am not teckkie so i am not sure how all that works. However it does allow for great 3D viewing on the TV. I guess as I am writing this unless the epson projector allows you to pair the glasses with that piece of equipment they might not work. The best advise is to contact Epson or Samsung and ask. Amira I hope this helps.
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I don't know but tend to believe the glasses are compatible with Samsung's that use Bluetooth. Tech support email is support@dimensionaloptics.com. They should be able to confirm. Btw, used the glasses again last night to watch Man of Steel in 3d and they worked perfectly.
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I don't know if these would work with the Optoma TV. They didn't work with my Mitsubishi 3D HD.