I bought the new XBR900B Sony 4K TV which has active 3D so these glasses should work for it correct?
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Better aks SONY dealer. They know wich 3D active lenses are for your new TV
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I beleive they will work as the LG Google Tv GA7900 uses a passive 3d technology. Those glasses should work fine on 3d tv's as long as they use a passive 3d tech.
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From Sony: (requires) "Two pair of SimulView active glassesNOTE: The 3D glasses used to watch 3D content on a 3D TV are not supported for use with the SimulView feature."
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Passive 3D glasses cannot work for an active 3D tvThe above glasses will not work. You need shutter or active 3d glasses.
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That depends on the model and year of the set. Sony has gone to a passive system this year. If it was last years model and supports an active system then these glasses work quite well. If it's a passive system then I would say no.
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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.
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Hi... if you have same tv.. you should get 4 free active 3d glasses free from Samsung in box.. new version lighter then previous heavey glasses. .. yes its active... hope my answer will complete your question. .. thanks :p
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They should work.I also have a Panasonic but different model (it still has active 3d) and all 4 pairs I have work
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Not familiar with that brand of tv. If it is a passive 3D tv then they will work. If it's an active 3D tv, where you need 3D glasses with a power source, then they won't work.
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Make sure the tv does not require an emitter for 3D. If it does not, these glasses will work.
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Yes. These are ACTIVE 3D glasses and an internet search of your TV demonstrates that the TV used ACTIVE 3d technology.
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No, the glasses must be active, and should be Epson. Some reviewers stated that Sony glasses would work, but they did not for me.
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Hi, Yes, I think the glasses will work with your tv. I just checked the Xpand website - http://www.xpand.me/compatible-devices/ - and this was the answer... TC-P50GT50 3D TV Devices yes Good luck. I'm really happy with mine.
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The glasses tell you what they are compatible with. Check the specs. We just use on our 3d tv.I'm thinking it can of be used on tv though.
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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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Look up your Model of TV on LG site. If it is an Active 3D (If you need batteries or recharge your current glasses) these will not work. They are Passive and do not require batteries or syncing with the TV.
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These are working excellent with my Sony KDL 550 model 3D tv, they should work with any tv requiring passive glasses