Will this work in our Samsung 3D glasses?
1577999
You're going to have to help us out, Samsung makes allot of Tvs. A better idea would be to find the battery compartment or the instructions with your glasses and see what you have that way. If you can't do that at least leave us a model number.
1578000
If your glasses are the SSG-5100GB model glasses, then yes, they take CR2025 coin batteries. My Samsung TV model is UN60F7500AF.
2082285
No, The adapter will not work for Samsungs. The 350 should work with the glasses alone as long as you set the output to "checkerboard". Some people have problems with the DLP-Link glasses not working all the time, so you may have to buy the ones with the emitter if that happens.
559777
No, they won't work on this set -- different technology. The AG-F210 glasses are for passive 3D only (Cinema 3D)
1712558
I got the newest Samsung SSG-5100. They worked find with the Panny. The instructions are very brief on how to use the Samsung. The Panny 3d glasses are rechargeble and fold up like normal glasses. The Samsungs are not rechargeable and do not fold up to be put into a case.
2072791
I have followed the instructions and the 3D glasses don't work with the Samsung tv.
1794882
Don't know if it will work with that model, but it didn't work with my brand new Samsung 55 inch 3d smart tv. Had to return and get the Samsung glasses.
278374
If your Mitsubishi 3D TV has a built in emitter, yes it should work. I have an older Mitsubishi 3DTV that required an external emitter. These glasses wasn't compatible with a cheap emitter until I replaced the emitter that was Mitsubishi compatible. Once, the emitter problem was solved, the glass problem was also solved. So, yes, it should work depending on the emitter.
123504
Yes. The sony kdl55w802a is report3d to be a passive 3D device and any passive 3D glasses should work... http://www.cnet.com/news/cnets-guide-to-3d-tv-what-you-still-need-to-know/
222951
Not sure, but from my research it looks like it should. Although, Samsung offers (looks like to me lighter ones) their glasses ssg5150gb. At a better price 16 bucks.
1368367
The SSG-5100GB 3D glasses should work with any 2012/2013 Samsung model 3D TV. They came with my 60' Samsung 3D Smart TV , so it was easy to pick this set (which worked/synced perfectly by the way). I would suggest going on to the Samsung web site, click on the "contact us" link on the bottom of the page and start a chat with their support personnel and confirm compatibility.
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I'm 99.9% sure these glasses will work with your tv as they are IR and blue tooth compatible. They work much better than the Samsung glasses as they reduce the light coming from the side. I liked them so much that after buying i pair to test out i bought 4 more pairs even though i already have a few samsungs. Just a tip about 3d viewing, if your tv has the dynamic contrast setting enable it for 3d viewing as it will counter act the dimness of the 3d glasses. I initially turned it off as it made it too bright for regular tv viewing but it really makes the 3d pop.
295898
As long as it's dlp link, it'll work. Though, I feel I should warn you. Don't know if it was just mine but if I ever got up (say, to pee/ grab a snack) and took the glasses with me out of pure laziness (instead of just taking them off) they would "unlink" and "link" (in other words, would turn on and back off) repeatedly until I would turn off, then back on, the 3d receiver hooked up to my Mitsubishi TV. This alone, made them impractical to use. That, and I was just lazier then ever (am).
2249122
These 3D glasses only work with sony 3D compatible televisions . My tv is a Sony bravia.
787640
It depends on the type of 3D tv it is. If it require passive 3D glasses then yes these will work. If your TV uses active 3D technology no these won't.
383647
NO, NO, NO. Samsung 3D uses active glasses. The LG AGF220 clip on is what is known as "passive" and are not compatible on Samsung TV's. From what I have read on line, the passive glasses are the way to go for now. Actives give you a better picture but they cause more eye strain, require recharging batteries, and are costly to buy. Hope this helps. I am very satisfied with my passive glasses on my LG TV. Active glasses is also why I did not purchase a Samsung TV.
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I don't know but tend to believe the glasses are compatible with Samsung's that use Bluetooth. Tech support email is support@dimensionaloptics.com. They should be able to confirm. Btw, used the glasses again last night to watch Man of Steel in 3d and they worked perfectly.
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This glasses is compatible with Samsung 2010 LCD 750 series, 2010 LED 7000, 8000 and 9000 series, 2010 PDP 7000 and 8000 series 3DTV's are using IR type 3d glasses. For all 2011 and 2012 Samsung D,E and ES, F and later series 3DTV's, you will need to use ASIN: B00DYXCYFO