NexiGo DLP Link 3D Glasses, Rechargeable 3D Active Shutter Glasses compatible Aurora Pro, TriVision Ultra, Nova Mini (Black - 2Pack)

### Editorial Review The NexiGo DLP Link 3D Glasses have garnered a mixed yet generally favorable reception from customers using them with the NexiGo Aurora Pro projector. Users appreciate the seamless synchronization that these glasses achieve automatically with the projector, eliminating the need for any manual configurations. Many find that, for individuals without previous sensitivities, the glasses provide a satisfactory viewing experience when Consuming 3D content. Comfort, however, is subjective and can be an issue for some users. While several reviewers noted that the glasses were manageable and did not pose significant discomfort, others pointed out that those sensitive to active shutter technology might experience headaches or eye fatigue after prolonged use. The glasses come equipped with a button for switching frame allocation between the eyes, which some users found convenient for optimizing their 3D experience. A notable aspect of the design is the flexible temples, allowing the glasses to sit comfortably over prescription eyewear. However, this capability does come with concerns about durability, as the glasses feel somewhat flimsy and cheap due to their lightweight build. While performance is rated positively overall, a few quality concerns, including color discrepancies in dark scenes and issues with receiving used products, have been highlighted in the reviews. Ultimately, for those who are already invested in the NexiGo ecosystem and aren't plagued by sensitivity to strobing lights, these 3D glasses appear to be a suitable choice for moving into the exciting world of 3D entertainment. ### Pros and Cons **