Hi-SHOCK RF Pro Black Heaven | 3D Active Glasses for FullHD/HDR / 4k EPSON Projector Powerlite Home Cinema 2000, 2030, 2040, 2045, 3000, 3500, 3600e, 4030UB, 5020, 750HD | Rechargeable

Bought a pair to test with Epson 3700. They work better than other 3D glasses I own. I will definitely be buying more. Strongly recommend them and having the same glasses for all as some are brighter or darker than others. Also fit over prescription glasses and are sturdy, lightweight and comfortable.

I bought two pairs and they both work with the Epson 2040 projector. These glasses paired and synced quickly. The images are crisp and clear. The battery last quite a while. The battery barely went down less than 20% after 3 1/2 hrs of continuous viewing. There were no continuous flashing light like one of the reviewer stated. The glasses do get darker when they turn on.Here are a few things I wish they can improve upon. These glasses are definitely darker than the Epson RF 3d glasses. I wish they were a shade lighter to make viewing in ambient light more clear. There is a slight uneven curve on one of the glasses temple piece that shifted the lenses to side when you wear them. This could have been caused by the shipping process, as it does get very hot in those steel mail box under 100+ degree weather. Suggestion, aluminum pouches or something to protect the glasses from extreme heat so the plastic don't bend. Last thing is I wish the charger was micro usb, instead of whatever this connection is.Final thoughts. I really like these glasses. They are affordable and they do their job with ease.

Really great quality. Almost no "tinting." Super easy to sync with my Epson 2045! I will be buying many more of these.

This was supplied without cableI had to buy cable in IndiaThis device is non functional nowDid not even work once

I've only had them for a week but we tried them out with our new Epson HC 2040 projector and they worked great. Tested with Jurassic World 3D and it was awesome. I'm going to order two more.

Im not a big fan of these, I was hoping for glasses that would enclose my eyes a little more and sit closer to my face. I see to much of m surrounding while the movie is playing. It makes me feel like im seeing double and is distracting. I probably wont use these again. For some people it may fit there face better and they wont have any issues. They did work as described though.

I am using it for more than a month and it is really good.

Work as advertised with my Epson projector. Only reason for 4 stars is that at the time of this review you can buy ValueView 3D Glasses for $4.95 less than these, and they are exactly the same. The only difference is the label.

Je possède un Epson eh ls500.Ca fonctionne parfaitement.Je recommande.

I took time to use them a few times before writing a review.I use it with an Epson 3020 projector. I have the included glasses from Epson and also an Xpand extra pair which I bought because some distant bright light produced ghosting. The Xpand didn't fix the problem and I get used to them over time.When I got the HI-Shock, I compared them with the 2 other glasses I own and I was surprised to see that the ghosting almost disapeared completly.So I'm glad I made the purchase.The contact with my nose could be more comfy but all in all it fits ok !

Awesome stuff! These quality glasses connected with Epson Home Cinema 2040 Full HD 3D projector in a jiffy!Now, for those Mac users who are wondering how to watch 3D content (3d SBS files) on your Epson 2040 Projector, here is my set up:1. Connect your Mac with Epson 2040 via HDMI cable (for old Macs, use a MiniDisplay to HDMI adaptor cable)2. For movies, download Bino Player on your mac and play the file file on Bino with recommended settings.3. But you can also watch youtube videos (3D SBS) just play them in full screen on your mac (not sure about Windows PC)3. Press the 3D button on Epson Projector Remote.4. Turn on the 3D active glasses (this product), it will connect with Epson Projector. That's it! Enjoy 3DNote: Since this is expensive product and set up and you would not use 3D more often, I would recommend only buy if you have loads of money to spend.! :P

I did a lot of research before purchasing just one pair to try out with my Sony VW270ES 4K projector. No information out there directly relating to this model, so it was a bit of a leap of faith. These are in the cheaper price bracket, so I was a bit skeptical.The battery was completely flat upon opening, so charged for a recommended, once only,12 hrs. Subsequent charges are supposed to be 2-3hrs. After that, the pairing process took less than 10secs holding the power button on (from off) facing the projector at 500mm distance. There was no flickering. The glasses turn off when there is no signal for a certain time, but a quick push of the on button restarts them in a jiffy!They are quite comfortable and light, though the arms have a slight flimsiness to them. USB charging is a bonus.They come with a cleaning cloth, drawstring storage bag and USB cable. I think I will try to find a couple of hard cases for storage though.I tried Toy Story, Avatar, Hugo and Kung Fu Panda. All played with excellent brightness with absolutely no cross-talk on my setup (PJ in "low lamp" mode).My older Panasonic 8000 projector, struggled with brightness levels when displaying 3D images using the TY-EW3D3M 3D glasses and Hugo, for instance, was riddled with cross-talk.The Pro Black Heaven's on the other hand, display a noticeably brighter and cleaner image.I am really pleased with these so far and have ordered an extra pair.

Its not the best but considering the price its better than a lot of other glasses.