are these glasses comparable with samsung tv UN40FH6030FXZ?A
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Hi there, this Sony TDG-BR250 is 3D Active Glasses. One good feature about thus 3D glasses is that it has wide viewing angle and recharge very fast (via USB). 3 min of charging will give you 3 hours of use. -Ely
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I can not address your specific television and to whether or not these glasses will work with it. If your television is a 3D and it uses the passive system then the glasses should work. If your television uses the active (the glasses are run with batteries) then I do not believe they will work.
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Most 3d tv's from 2012 onward share the same glasses tech. I think Sony is the only company still using proprietary glasses. I personally bought the Samsung SSG4100GB glasses, and they work fine on my Panasonic DT50. If you have any type of light in the room other than the tv, it will distract you from the side as these glasses are open design and do not wrap around on the sides, but how can you complain when they are under $20 each.
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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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Yes, they are compatible. However, the battery remaining percent always shows up as 0, even after fully charging the glasses. This doesn't affect the viewing though. And I haven't charged them even after more than 5-6 hours of viewing.
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The actual packaging that the glasses come in lists the FH series as compatible. There's no reason for it not to work as the Samsung sets all use the universal active 3D RF standard (since 2012).
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Yes,these glasses are compatible with your Samsung 3DTV. Thank you very much for your interest.
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I do not believe they are universal. For example, this pair of 3d glasses (Sony TDG-BR250) are mentioned as compatible with my Sony 46" TV, but the traditional glasses that they hand out in theaters would not work with my TV because it sends out a type of "active signal" that these glasses decode and it makes the picture incredible. That I believe is a Sony feature. It would depend on what type of TV you have as far as which glasses you may need. I would consult the manufacturers website with the TV model number that you have/want and see what they recommend for their TV. I hope this helps.
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I was unable to use the glasses with a Samsung TV since the glasses are Model specific. I would recommend you check with the manufacturer of the Projector or the device driving the TV. Keep in mind that these are "ACTIVE" glasses, and need to by sync'd to the TV and must face the TV. If I turn away, for a length of time from the TV sync signal, the 3D glasses shut off.
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I have the same TV, and I bought the AN-3DG40 glasses from Best Buy, they told me they will work. They do not. I returned them and ordered the AN-3DG30 on Amazon. They worked.
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probably not I used them with a plasma tv. just call Samsung or google them for a answer
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No!! There are NOT compatible Do not buy them! I found that the only compatible 3D glasses are from Sharp
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I believe that the WD-73640 is a DLP-link 3D ready TV and these glasses should work just fine with this model, I am currently using these glasses with a Mitsubishi WD-73740
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I purchared a SHARP 2011 HD/3D TV last month, are these glasses compatable?
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If you go to the Xpand Website there are lists with what glasses work with specific tv models. They are also helpful if you have questions and email them. Hope this helps.
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Nope. They don't work. There is no on-screen connection made to the TV, as was done with earlier Samsung models. The glasses that came with the TV aren't bad.
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In order to find out if these glasses are compatible, I would advise going to the Sony website and look up the TV that you are interested in then check for accessories. As long as it is a 3D TV, some sort of glasses will be listed under accessories so you know which ones they recommend. Sorry, but this is not a yes or no answer without knowing which TV you are interested in.