Desription :
High transmittance ensure the best 3D experience with true colors.
High transmittance ensure the best 3D experience with true colors.
-Humanized design,comfortable for long time wearing.
-Low consumption,changeable batteries.
-Automatic standby function,after 3seconds without synchronized signal,
-3d glasses automatically go into standby mode.
-Extended viewing range allows you enjoying 3D in any places in home or theatre.
-Intelligent auto ON/OFF function extends battery life by awakening automatically when receiving an IR signal and going into power saving mode 5 seconds after IR signal is cut off
Specification
| Material | ABS+PC |
| Product Type | shutter |
| Product color | black |
| Product weight | 0.45kg |
| Use distance | 0-6m |
| Contrast ratio | 1000:1 |
| Sync operatio | IR |
| Response time | 1.5-3s |
| Transmission | 36% |
| Receiving angle |
U/D:±45°C Left/Right±90°C |
| Lifespan | 5year |
| Standby current | 80mA |
| Charging time | 4.5h |
| Working time | about 50 hours |
| Charger type | USB charge |
| Charger times | 300 times |
| Storage temperature | 30 to 70°C |
| Working temperature | -10°C-60°C |
| Warranty time | 1 year |
| Support type | Samsung,LG,Sony,Panasonic,TCL,Sharp,Toshiba,Hisense,Konka ect |
| Packaging | color box/neutral box |
Characteristic of products :
1.using rechargeable lithium electricity, full of continuous use after 50 hours or so.
2.use USB cable to connect the glasses charging.
3.adjust the preview button in order to achieve the most suitable for glasses comfort depth of field
4.nfrared emission transmit signals
Why You Need Glasses to Watch 3D-TV
3D-TV glasses work by presenting slightly different images to the left and right eye. The technology is known as alternate-frame sequencing. The images are not presented at the same time though. Instead, the left eye first gets an image then the right eye, then the left again, and so on.
When one eye receives an image, the other gets blocked by the 3D glasses. However, the blocked eye doesn’t notice because it happens too fast to see. It’s like trying to watch the wings of a humming bird. They move so fast, you can’t tell when they’re up or down. This alternating effect works together to present slightly different versions of the same image. The difference matches the way your eyes normally see objects in the real world.