Nvidia 3D Vision 2 Glasses :thumbsdown: Horrible design choice Ultra reflective.
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[quote name='b4thman' date='08 June 2012 - 01:53 PM' timestamp='1339160006' post='1419128']
I prefer my nvidia 2 glasses better than my broken nvidia 1 ones, but I called freak-glasses then, and I have to do de same now. Really freak design, then and now. I must be carefull to prevent anybody to see me when I wear it, I feel ridiculous. Nvidia should make a natural design glasses, the only reason to make it freaky is the battery space required, but it seems not to be very big. In the other hand I appreciate the improvement in the battery life, and the overall image quality. It wouldn't be a bad idea to make differetn desingns, to fit different taste and needs.
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lol, the do look really bad right? my wife didnt mind the other ones, but when she caught me wearing the nvidia 2's she laughed and said to take them off straight away (i was demonstrating their.. beauty to her ;-)

What do you mean about improvement in overall image quality? i tested the nvdiia 1 compared with 2, and mine were identical in colours and ghosting etc, hence why im selling them as 40 hours battery is more then enough for me. Did you notice something that i didnt?
[quote name='b4thman' date='08 June 2012 - 01:53 PM' timestamp='1339160006' post='1419128']

I prefer my nvidia 2 glasses better than my broken nvidia 1 ones, but I called freak-glasses then, and I have to do de same now. Really freak design, then and now. I must be carefull to prevent anybody to see me when I wear it, I feel ridiculous. Nvidia should make a natural design glasses, the only reason to make it freaky is the battery space required, but it seems not to be very big. In the other hand I appreciate the improvement in the battery life, and the overall image quality. It wouldn't be a bad idea to make differetn desingns, to fit different taste and needs.





lol, the do look really bad right? my wife didnt mind the other ones, but when she caught me wearing the nvidia 2's she laughed and said to take them off straight away (i was demonstrating their.. beauty to her ;-)



What do you mean about improvement in overall image quality? i tested the nvdiia 1 compared with 2, and mine were identical in colours and ghosting etc, hence why im selling them as 40 hours battery is more then enough for me. Did you notice something that i didnt?

OS: Win 8 CPU: I7 4770k 3.5GZ GPU: GTX 780ti

#16
Posted 06/08/2012 07:39 PM   
I have noticed that if I turn the head a little, the image is still good with version 2. It didn't happend with version 1, and wearing trackir was a problem because the image turned dark very soon. I think the image is a little better with v2, not only for the angle of view. And also, of course, the bright boost if you have a monitor compatible (I don't have it).
I have noticed that if I turn the head a little, the image is still good with version 2. It didn't happend with version 1, and wearing trackir was a problem because the image turned dark very soon. I think the image is a little better with v2, not only for the angle of view. And also, of course, the bright boost if you have a monitor compatible (I don't have it).

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#17
Posted 06/08/2012 09:49 PM   
[quote name='b4thman' date='08 June 2012 - 10:49 PM' timestamp='1339192145' post='1419291']
I have noticed that if I turn the head a little, the image is still good with version 2. It didn't happend with version 1, and wearing trackir was a problem because the image turned dark very soon. I think the image is a little better with v2, not only for the angle of view. And also, of course, the bright boost if you have a monitor compatible (I don't have it).
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Lightboost also works with Nvidia 1 glasses, this is something everyone (including review sites) is confused about, and i blame nvidia for some VERY dodgy wording in their nvidia 2 adverts.

I tested my glasses 1 vs 2 against the viewing angles etc, mine were identical, if i tilted my head both ghosted equally more, but then again im sure not all glases are built equally. But regarding lightboost, i can't stress the point enough, nvidia original glasses work exactly the same as the 2nd ones, aka, my screen is flipping bright in 3d! Sometimes almost too bright, a real big step up from my aw2310, defiantly worth it!

for example, i thought my glasses wernt working as they didnt darken, and i was being so dumb as my eyes were focusing a million miles away focusing into the game horizon, then it clicked.... oh.... lightboost... brilliant!
[quote name='b4thman' date='08 June 2012 - 10:49 PM' timestamp='1339192145' post='1419291']

I have noticed that if I turn the head a little, the image is still good with version 2. It didn't happend with version 1, and wearing trackir was a problem because the image turned dark very soon. I think the image is a little better with v2, not only for the angle of view. And also, of course, the bright boost if you have a monitor compatible (I don't have it).





Lightboost also works with Nvidia 1 glasses, this is something everyone (including review sites) is confused about, and i blame nvidia for some VERY dodgy wording in their nvidia 2 adverts.



I tested my glasses 1 vs 2 against the viewing angles etc, mine were identical, if i tilted my head both ghosted equally more, but then again im sure not all glases are built equally. But regarding lightboost, i can't stress the point enough, nvidia original glasses work exactly the same as the 2nd ones, aka, my screen is flipping bright in 3d! Sometimes almost too bright, a real big step up from my aw2310, defiantly worth it!



for example, i thought my glasses wernt working as they didnt darken, and i was being so dumb as my eyes were focusing a million miles away focusing into the game horizon, then it clicked.... oh.... lightboost... brilliant!

OS: Win 8 CPU: I7 4770k 3.5GZ GPU: GTX 780ti

#18
Posted 06/08/2012 10:07 PM   
[quote name='Foulplay99' date='07 June 2012 - 07:35 AM' timestamp='1339083315' post='1418805']
I think they are fine, when I'm sat in the dark playing 3d games I dont really notice the reflections. Maybe you are just more sensitive to "stupidity"?
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I hope hes not sensitive to a$sholes.
[quote name='Foulplay99' date='07 June 2012 - 07:35 AM' timestamp='1339083315' post='1418805']

I think they are fine, when I'm sat in the dark playing 3d games I dont really notice the reflections. Maybe you are just more sensitive to "stupidity"?





I hope hes not sensitive to a$sholes.

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#19
Posted 06/10/2012 05:29 PM   
Never noticed anything like this. But Im wearing 3D Vision 2 glasses along with DT 990 PRO. I put glasses "legs" on top of headphones so that lences "look" slightly down. It makes them absolutely weightless and comfortable, and no reflection
Never noticed anything like this. But Im wearing 3D Vision 2 glasses along with DT 990 PRO. I put glasses "legs" on top of headphones so that lences "look" slightly down. It makes them absolutely weightless and comfortable, and no reflection

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#20
Posted 06/10/2012 05:50 PM   
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