Will 3D Vision 2 glasses work with 3D Vision 1 pyramid?
Title says pretty much all, I'm still using the 3D Vision 1 setup, but the glasses, while still fully functional, are kind of falling apart for me... Would I be able to purchase just glasses and get them to work with the pyramid from the original set?
Title says pretty much all, I'm still using the 3D Vision 1 setup, but the glasses, while still fully functional, are kind of falling apart for me...

Would I be able to purchase just glasses and get them to work with the pyramid from the original set?

#1
Posted 03/19/2019 04:15 PM   
Yes the pyramid/emitter is the same. V2 glasses have a larger lens and longer battery life.
Yes the pyramid/emitter is the same.

V2 glasses have a larger lens and longer battery life.

#2
Posted 03/19/2019 05:23 PM   
[quote="D-Man11"]Yes the pyramid/emitter is the same. V2 glasses have a larger lens and longer battery life.[/quote] Thanks! I guess the time to upgrade is now before they all vanish from the market...
D-Man11 said:Yes the pyramid/emitter is the same.

V2 glasses have a larger lens and longer battery life.

Thanks! I guess the time to upgrade is now before they all vanish from the market...

#3
Posted 03/19/2019 10:21 PM   
I wanted to ask, do v1 glasses work with the most recently supported monitors?
I wanted to ask, do v1 glasses work with the most recently supported monitors?

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#4
Posted 03/19/2019 11:17 PM   
[quote="Skyrimer3d"]I wanted to ask, do v1 glasses work with the most recently supported monitors?[/quote] Yes, they do. My ASUS 144hz is only a couple years old. They're simply shutters, why wouldn't they work?
Skyrimer3d said:I wanted to ask, do v1 glasses work with the most recently supported monitors?

Yes, they do. My ASUS 144hz is only a couple years old. They're simply shutters, why wouldn't they work?

#5
Posted 03/20/2019 12:49 AM   
AFAIK, the only difference is lens size, battery life. I held up my V1 and V2 glasses, the lens tint is the same. Another difference is, on V1 glasses, the batter and circuitry was in the arms and the connection was made via a ribbon cable. Several users had this ribbon cable wear in two, resulting in the glasses being useless. The V2 glasses do not have this issue. Also, the large lens of the V2 glasses work so much better with prescription glasses vs V1. And yes V1 glasses work just as well with my Dell S2716DG 1440P G-Sync monitor as my V2 glasses.
AFAIK, the only difference is lens size, battery life. I held up my V1 and V2 glasses, the lens tint is the same.

Another difference is, on V1 glasses, the batter and circuitry was in the arms and the connection was made via a ribbon cable. Several users had this ribbon cable wear in two, resulting in the glasses being useless. The V2 glasses do not have this issue.

Also, the large lens of the V2 glasses work so much better with prescription glasses vs V1.

And yes V1 glasses work just as well with my Dell S2716DG 1440P G-Sync monitor as my V2 glasses.

#6
Posted 03/20/2019 09:20 AM   
Not overly relevant, but here are some links for the V2 glasses https://www.nvidia.in/object/buy-3d-vision-2-glasses-in.html https://www.geforce.com/hardware/technology/3d-vision/technology https://3dvision-blog.com/6187-nvidia-3d-vision-2-a-new-generation-3d-active-shutter-glasses/comment-page-1/
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