Will these glasses work with a Panasonic TV the way the older model SSG-5100GB did?
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If the older ones worked with your TV, then these ones will also work. They are identical to the others with one exception, that being the battery size which has gone down to a CR1620 in this model instead of a CR2025 which is what the previous model used.
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Yes, they will work with any Panasonic TV that supports the universal RF 3D active glasses standard, which is pretty much all of the Panasonic 3D-capable sets back to 2012. The only exceptions are the passive LED/LCD 3D TVs that Panasonic offered in 2012/2013 (which use passive polarized glasses) and Panasonic's 2010 and 2011 active 3D TVs, which used IR glasses. Basically, if your Panasonic TV uses active 3D glasses and was made in 2012 or later, these glasses will work with it.
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They must work. My TV is 47LW4500 and all the glasses I bought that came inside LG AG-F216 pack work very well with my TV. I believe that as LG uses glasses with passive 3D system (no batteries in the glasses) the system must be the same for all their 3D Cinema TV`s.
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If you have a new panasonic model with the first two letters of the model being TC the glasses will not work. The only pair I have found that work for that model are at Best Buy for $79. My brother found the same pair on Amazon for $69. The glasses are Viera for Panasonic model TY-ER3D4MU.
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Here is a list of the TVs that are supported by these 3D glasses: http://www.samsung.com/us/video/tvs-accessories/SSG-2100AB/ZA-compatible. If you don't see your TV listed here there is a button at the bottom of the page that allows you to ask Samsung directly if these glasses are compatible with your model of TV. Hope this helps.
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Hi Ripley, thanks for the reply. I have the VT20 and a 3D Blu-ray player - I'm just concerned because the EW3D2MMK2 glasses are not listed to work with my TV. Panasonic's website specifically does not list my TV as a compatible model. But I have heard that there's a possibility that they might work. Just trying to see if anyone out there has used them with the VT20/25.
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These 3D glasses only work with sony 3D compatible televisions . My tv is a Sony bravia.
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I would imagine they are compatible. My set is a plasma 7000 series. Nice feature of these glasses, if you wear regular glasses the 3D ones are large enough to wear over your glasses.
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Yes, they will. I have the TCP50ST60 which is the same hardware, just a smaller screen. They work well. I do have ghosting in my 3D content, but I don't think that is from the glasses. I think it is a calibration issue or something else.
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Hello... Robert P.. Yes.. they work! I know exactly what you're going thru trying to find glasses that will work.. If they are packaged like mine they will say for LG tv.. ( now the ones at a store that I purchased said they were for an LG and they didn't work ) so I was unsure.. Happy to tell you these did!! Enjoy !
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Tried to find your TV model on goggle but appears to not be imported to US. If your TV's 3D is the passive type like what is used at theaters (polarized lens) then these should work just fine. If your current glasses for your TV are of the active type (which are battery operated or have to be charged) these will not work. Go see a 3D movie at the theater and accidentally bring them home and try them out. If they work, so will these.. (of coarse take them back someday..) Hope this helps.
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If Panasonic recommends their M/N TY-EW3D3LU glasses with your TV, these will probably work. They're a bit larger and clunkier than Panasonic's, but they do have a replaceable battery, which Panasonic doesn't. They're so cheap, I'd say buy a pair and find out, like I did. When I saw they worked with my PT-AE8000U projector, I bought 8 more.
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No. At the time of the manufacturing date for these glasses, both Panasonic and Samsung used the same technology, but different implementations of it. Your options are either to purchase Samsung 3D glasses for that set, or purchase any set of glasses that came out onto the market as of fall 2012 that are universal active 3d glasses. There are off-brand options with this latter option also.
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First, you need to determine/clarify whether your Panasonic is "active" 3D or "passive" 3D. I understand that "active" (uses batteries, and must be charged) cannot be interchanged. I have read that "passive" 3D glasses can be used interchangeably, but I do not know this from 1st hand experience - only from what I've read. Search the Internet, or better yet, call your TV manufacturer's customer service and find out directly.
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Samsung and Panasonic use the same type of glasses (Active Shutter - RF). I bought inexpensive Samsung glasses and they work well. The SainSonic work well over regular glasses. I had a hard to sync the glasses to the TV, but once I got it working they worked fine. I have no experience with the more expensive Panasonic glasses.
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You can buy the glasses SSG-3050GB 3D. This glasses works with Samsung 3D TV LED Series D6400 and up.
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yes, they work for older model Panasonic 3D TV's and sync and work very well
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For 2012 Samsung and Panasonic glasses are compatible and many are getting the Samsung cheaper glasses avail on Amazon or other places &lt;$20 See it above under Customers also Bought http://www.amazon.com/Samsung-SSG-4100GB-Active-Glasses-Models/dp/B007K9P7H0/ref=pd_sim_e_5