Hakim
Excellent pair of 3D glasses, dedicated to the latest generations of JVC projectors. They work perfectly, and have unfortunately become very rare to purchase.
Comment from June 24, 2026 — Experience from July 15, 2024
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The Xpand X105-RF-X1 glasses are active 3D glasses that use radio frequency (RF) technology to provide an immersive 3D experience.
Active 3D RF technology is a significant advancement in three-dimensional display technology. It ensures precise synchronization between the glasses and the display device, providing a smooth and flicker-free 3D experience. The Xpand X105-RF-X1 glasses utilize this technology to deliver sharp and realistic 3D images.
The Xpand X105-RF-X1 glasses feature LCD lenses with TN cell (Twisted Nematic) technology. This technology provides fast response times, reducing image blur and enhancing the 3D visual experience. With a diagonal measurement of 58 mm, these lenses offer an optimal field of view for complete immersion in 3D content.
The Xpand X105-RF-X1 glasses have a shutter frequency ranging from 96 to 240 Hz, ensuring smooth transitions between the left and right images, which are essential for a seamless 3D experience. They are compatible with the Dual View Gaming feature, offering an immersive gaming experience. This feature is available on select Philips and Panasonic TVs, as well as Epson projectors.
The Xpand X105-RF-X1 glasses are equipped with a rechargeable lithium-ion polymer battery for extended use. This battery provides over 100 hours of autonomy, allowing for prolonged use without the need for frequent recharges.
Hakim
Excellent pair of 3D glasses, dedicated to the latest generations of JVC projectors. They work perfectly, and have unfortunately become very rare to purchase.
Comment from June 24, 2026 — Experience from July 15, 2024
Jean-Luc
User manual in English for a somewhat unintuitive use, power button not very practical.
That said, when the glasses are on, the 3D effect is convincing, and the system works well. You just need to get used to the equipment.
Comment from January 12, 2025 — Experience from October 13, 2024
Eric
Comfortable glasses, not too heavy. Sturdy build.
Comment from December 22, 2024 — Experience from November 03, 2024