Will these glasses work with the new Sharp LC-60SQ15U?
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If it's Bluetooth it should be fine all the newer sharp 3d TVs are Bluetooth so if its older and not blutetooth don't get it
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I can't tell you for sure, although I ordered four pair for my Sharp LC-60LD7570 3D LED Flat screen and they work great. They also can be recharged with a universal USB charger.
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Hello, You are correct that our 3D glasses will work perfectly with your 3D television. Our 3D glasses have many advantages to the official manufacturers 3D glasses such as ours are higher quality, they have a larger viewing area and best of all they are rechargeable so there are no batteries to replace. One other great advantage is that our glasses are both Bluetooth/RF and IR compatible so you can enjoy them with endless other televisions and projectors as well. Thanks, Carl
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I think so but check this site out it has all the info you need and I think it did say yes http://m.sharpusa.com/ForHome/HomeEntertainment/LCDTV/Models/LC60LE650U.aspx
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No, they won't work. You're 2 years older than the minimum they say they support. Too bad, they're great glasses, almost worth an updated TV :-)
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Can't answer for your specific model number, but they work finewith my LC-52LE835U. My thought would be they will for for your model also.
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All I can tell you is that I have a TC-P50GT25 (2010 model) and the glasses work fine. I believe the year might matter, and the GT designation suggests a similar model. Good luck!
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I do not know about your model, but it works perfectly with the Sharp LC-70LE650, even though this model number is not mentioned
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Most likely these are the right model. Check your owner's manual on the specifications page. It will tell you what type of glasses you need. If it says you need glasses with bluetooth technology, then these are the right ones for your set.
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Sorry, but I really can't say. I'm guessing you might get that answer from Samsung by going to their website. I have an LG, 3D, and LG recommended these glasses for their TV.
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Chris, I believe they will. There's only two ways for your tv to communicate with accessories, blue tooth or IR and these glasses do both. Either communications links are standard protocols.
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No, they won't work on this set -- different technology. The AG-F210 glasses are for passive 3D only (Cinema 3D)
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Yes, it should be compatible and work with all Sharp Units because it's listed on the code card. They don't mention about any specific models, they just list the brands of compatibility.
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Yes they will. I have the LG-55LA6200 3D Smart TV. Your TV uses the same 3D glasses as mine. They are the Cinema 3D Model # AG-F310. They have other 3D glasses that will work too, Just different model numbers. Mine came with 4 pairs, and I ordered 6 more pairs of these, and I also ordered 2 pairs of Monsters INC. Cinema 3D glasses for my son which also work. Hope this helps ,good luck and enjoy your 3D TV..
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Yes. These work with the 8000. I installed an 8000 for a customer and he's using 11 pairs of these glasses. He loves them.
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They should work fine. The viewsonic pjd5134 is only 120hz but these glasses are supposed to be compatible with 120hz and 144hz. The viewsonic works with an Irish signal same as these glasses so you shouldn't have any problems with these glasses at all
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I believe with any LG model that has the 3d tv should work. Any other manufactures may have diffrent glasses type.
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I am using the same for my 60 inch sharp tv from last one year. Tv model number is LC60LE650U. It is a very solid stand and I am really happy with it.
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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.