What type of glasses do I need to buy with this 3D TV? I have the 73" 3D Ready TV from Mitsubish right now and use the battery operated glasses.
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You can get DLP type but they do not work well in day light, they are however supposed to be the best for that type of TV. I have the other type, I do believe IR, here is a link to the ones I bought, they work great, good luck. True Depth 3D® RECHARGEABLE Glasses for Panasonic 3D TVs! Compatible with Infrared and Bluetooth! (4 Pairs)
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You can get DLP type but they do not work well in day light, they are however supposed to be the best for that type of TV. I have the other type, I do believe IR, here is a link to the ones I bought, they work great, good luck. http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0088R95X0/ref=oh_aui_search_detailpage?ie=UTF8&psc=1
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Can you suggest the best glasses for this TV? Are the shutter type needed?Thanks! Pat
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Yes, you'd need a 3dtv (Vizio, LG) with 3d content or a blu ray capable of 3d playback. The glasses are compatible with TV's wih "passive" 3d
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My tv is viziio 3d , with passive glasses, like the one from the movie theaters, so i use thoses glasses. The unit come with one pair of blue/cyran glasses, i never used.
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According to the LG web site, the only compatible 3d glasses are AG-S250, which is an active model that requires a non-standard battery. The LG site lists these glasses as being discontinued, although you can still find some for sale on Amazon and eBay. I prefer TVs that use passive 3d technology since the images show no flickering, less crosstalk, and use glasses that are much cheaper and more comfortable (no battery, so very light weight).
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What others have stated are true. 0 glasses come with the set. I ordered two pair to go with mine and I'd say it was a mistake as i have used them once. There was no real issue with 3D, I just never had any pressing desire to watch 3D content. My suggestion would be to just start with the TV and buy glasses later if you feel you need them.
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Ahhh, the hazards of buying anything electronic. As soon as you get it home they come out with something better. It will take a while before 3D TV's and Blu-rays make a huge impact. The TV needs specific software/hardware in order to put the 3D image on the screen and be visible with the glasses.
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Yep, it's 3D ready I bought a pair of active glasses, but have only used them just once. Unless you're big into 3D, I'd say don't bother. The TV itself is great. Probably the best electronics purchase I ever made. Still as sharp as the first day I turned it on 3 years ago.
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Yes, you need 3D glasses to watch 3D content on this tv. 4 pairs of passive 3D glasses are included with the tv. SimulView gaming 3D glasses are optional and can be purchased separately.
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It comes with glasses, but they are not necessary for everyday viewing. They smudge easily and the batteries will die within a day if you do not turn them off. It is hard to tell if they are turned off or not. Some of them work better than others. A lot of people will say the 3D glasses are just gimmicky. To me, it depends on what 3D movie you're watching. Some movies, it looks great. Others it looks worse with the glasses on, or doesn't help much. May even make you feel cross-eyed. I guess it depends on the movie. Best one is Imax with Jim Carrey.
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I never could get the others to work. I paid $150 for a first pair No differ wrench in the screen sent them back bought others and the same. So I don't use the 3D on my tv. Good Luck. All I can say is the $150 par of glasses were no different than the $40 pair.
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Unfortunatley mine arrived without the glasses. I called Hitachi who confirmed it's 3D. I have requested for the 3D glasses from supplier
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Although these are very good, I'd recommend the LG AG-F220 Cinema Clip On 3D Glasses for over glasses use. They are LG but work with other brands of passive 3d TVs (mine are used with a Vizio set).
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Hi Charles I don't want to give you any bum scoop . Here what I have and use for my replacement glasses and they work outstanding I have 60" Mitsubishi WD60638 made in 2010/ Mitsubishi 3D adapter 3DA1. I am pretty sure 3DA1 and the 3DC 1000 work off the checkerboard pattern I use a dimensional optics emitter But the standard Mitsubishi emitter should work, but I like the dimensional optic emitter a little better, cost around $25.00 . I use and have four replacement glasses two are 3D Active Glasses they are rechargeable the other two are Samsung 3d active glasses SSG-2100AB Battery both work great by experiment with the emitters I found out you can eliminate the emitter cord that go from your adapter to your TV and just plug your emitter into the back of your TV in the 3D emitter plug. I was trying to find out which emitter worked best and not knowing bypassed the adapter emitter cable, worked for me. Even called Tech support and asked why it was working without the emitter adapter cable they had no answer.
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I would call LG to find out if they will work with your tv or check the manual. Some of the tv's are particular as far as which glasses will or wont work. I couldn't buy and just any pair of 3d glasses. My tv was specific so I had to but those 3d glasses for my TV.
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I have only used samsung 3D glasses as recommended. I believe the model was made to use only samsung 3D glasses. Do an Internet and a u tube search to see what others have tried. Or call Samsung or try to contact the seller.
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I called Panasonic directly, and they said that all I need is their glasses. So I plan on purchasing them tomorrow. I will let everyone know.