i have this tv but i need to know about the 3d glasses if is active or passive thank you
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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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Call LG 's customer service give them the model of your TV and the model number of the 3D glasses and they will tell you if they are co,mpatible
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No is passive 3d you only need the glasses it brings or even theater glasses.
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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
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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 also just purchased the tv with the Samsung SSG-4100GB 3D Active glasses, which I have read works. Cheapest glasses I found that work with this tv
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Any 3D passive glasses, just like: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00GTYOMIW/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o04_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
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I have not had any issues with any of the passive 3D glasses. I bought several generic passive 3D glasses and they work just fine.
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actually, Gooflee is right. Passive 3d glasses gives you a maximum of 540p in 3d because it splits one 1080 image into two for the glasses. Active gives you full 1080p because it displays a full 1080 image in each eye.
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Passive 3d uses the 3d glasses that are used in movie theaters. Active 3d uses battery operated glasses that sometimes cause a flickering effect and may give some users headaches. The following cnet link explains in detail. http://www.cnet.com/news/active-3d-vs-passive-3d-whats-better/
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As long as your TV has passive 3D, if you need batteries in your current 3D glasses you have active 3D and these will not work.
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This is one feature of the TV that I have not used in a while. I personally think that it is just a novelty. I still have the 55" TV I bought and it is still working fine. I chose the passive 3d because you can use the glasses from the 3d movies you would watch in theaters. The active 3d shutter glasses are expensive and needs to be recharged.
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Vizio has two kinds of 3D glasses, passive and active. The passive ones are relatively cheap and work with a lot of models of 3D TVs. These can be used in a movie theater. On the other hand, certain Vizio TVs require the active type of glasses that have to be charged and they actually communicate with the TV to provide a very accurate 3D experience. These glasses are not cheap and only work with a few particular models of Vizio TVs. They do not work in a movie theater, obviously.
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We have an LG 3D TV, and it uses passive glasses, so they work well with it. If the Samsung uses passive (meaning no batteries required) glasses, you should be fine. My husband wears glasses and likes that they fit so closely to his own glasses and gives a much better viewing experience. Heartily recommend them. He was very happy that I found them. I ordered several pair since many of our friends and family wear glasses.
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It is 3D ready. We had to buy glasses but only used it one time in 3D. This TV has been GREAT for the past 3 years.
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I think Samsung uses active 3d and these glasses are for passive 3d. Works fine with my Sony Bravia which is passive 3d.
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Yes, 3D mode is manually activated. You must view a 3D channel, choose 3D method (split screen, ect), and put on the glasses. You must switch back to 2D mode manually. Of course 2D is the default mode. If you never invoke 3D, you would not know you have a 3D TV.