With the black Rochester Optical Solitaire Ace 2.0 for Epson BT-300 Moverio, you can transform your AR glasses into a full VR experience. The Solitaire Ace is designed to attach to a pair of Epson BT-300 Moverio AR glasses, blocking out your surroundings for a more immersive VR experience. Simply attach the included blackout shield to make the switch. Without the blackout shield, the Solitaire Ace 2.0's category 4 polarized sun lenses block out most light, with only 4-5% transmittance for enhanced contrast.

For Epson Moverio BT-300 AR Glasses    Category 4 Polarized Sun Lenses    Allows Only 4-5% of Light Transmittance    Blackout Shield Switches from AR to VR    Easy Slide-In Installation & Removal    Medical-Grade Foam Goggle Lining    Integrated Head Strap

The blackout shield is designed to slide into place easily, letting you quickly go from AR to VR and back again.

Rochester Optical engineered the Solitaire Ace to be comfortable over long periods of use. Medical-grade foam lines the back of the goggles, and an integrated head strap adds additional stability and comfort.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can you use the USB-C port for power instead of the micro-USB one? Micro-USB is flimsy junk, totally unsuitable for power.

A: Yes. USB Type-C port supports video and power (from the video source) over the same cable.

Q: 2. Does this also work with the BT-35E?

A: Not that we are aware of. This is for the Epson Moverio BT-300 AR Glasses only.

Q: 3. Will this work with DJI Mavic air 2? From an iPad Pro 12.9

A: This can be used with a tablet for viewing your DJI GO4 app, but an HDMI to USB-C cable is required to connect your tablet to the Epson Moverio BT-35E Smart Glasses.

Q: 4. I want to use these with my DJI also. My only concern is, are they bright enough to use outside? Thanks

A: These are plenty bright and work well even in direct sunlight!

Q: 5. Are these glasses made of glass or plastic?

A: Th lenses are not glass. They are plastic.

Q: 6. To clarify my earlier question: Can you power the glasses with USB-C while using the HDMI port for video, to avoid using the micro-USB port for power?

A: Unfortunately no. USB-C will need to provide both power and image. Micro USB is the only input that will act as a DC power supply for the interface unit, allowing power to the unit while using HDMI for your image.

Q: 7. Is there any "virtual size" spec to compare experience of "x size tv at y distance" for reference? Thanks!

A: The virtual image will appear as a 40" monitor(16:9) display at a distance of 2.5 meters. In the link below, you will see example images showcased with the BT300 version. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i_aEDx8un6A&index=4&t=0s&list=PLyXqcW1HsHRlvvrepqeYk-RRR4QvK2OiU&app=desktop

Q: 8. Does the camera work now or you need some special app which still hasn’t been developed by developers ?

A: The glasses also feature a built-in camera for use by SDK developers. The camera function requires a dedicated SDK software development kit, which can be created through the developer's guide found on the Epson website. Please contact EPSON directly: 1 (800) GO‑EPSON (1‑800‑463‑7766) M‑F 6am‑ 8pm PT S 7am‑ 4pm PT

Q: 9. Is the bt 35e compatible with a autel evo 1 drone

A: Please contact the manufacturer for more information. 800.463.7766

Q: 10. Hello guys. It’s the BT-35e compatible with DJI Inspire 1?

A: The Epson Moverio BT-35E Smart Glasses are compatible with the DJI Inspire 1 and will connect via HDMI connection available on the drones transmitter.