Panasonic TC-P58VT25 (58-inch) Plasma 3D TV compatibility? Has the unit been tested with this TV yet?
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Hello Costnzo: While it has not been tested with this TV, it should work the TV itself. The 3D glasses are often driven from an IR source that may produce Ir pulses as well. We do not yet know if these sources affect IR remote signals. Best regards, Marcus, Microsmith Inc.
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Check to see if it has 3DTV on the side. I don't remember what my box said. If they work well I would count my blessings :)
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Thanks Dylan! That's great info.Acc. to this CNET posting, a 46"inch LED Samsung is around 106watts while a Panasonic Plasma is around 160 watts. Both Samsung LED TVs and Panasonic Plasmas have improved over their last year models by an impressive margins. I am still inclined towards a Plasma for reasons of black and contrast on plasma over LCDs (LCDs are improving, but not sure if they can match Plasmas yet). If Plasmas are still consuming 400watts, then the choice would have been very clear, but now bet. 100 and 150, it is not clear.
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I have Panasonic TC-P50ST50. They do work with my model. What year is yours? From what I understand all models of Panasonic active 3D TVs from 2012 on should work with these glasses.
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Best price I have seen for the Panasonic TC-P58V10 is through BING cashback and CentralDigital.com in NY. $2065.30 with free shipping!!!http://www.bing.com/shopping/Panasonic-Viera-TC-P58V10-58-Plasma-TV/search?q=Panasonic%20tc%20p58v10&p1;=%5bCommerceService%20scenario%3d%22o%22%20docid%3d%22D979B7ED19EC89566DDE%22%20cashback%3d%221%22%5d&wf=Commerce&scope;=cashback&FORM;=ENCA0
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Check the specs on the actual Sanus web site. I have a 60 inch Panasonic Plasma on my LF228 and it works great. Amazon says it will only accept up to a 58 inch. The difference between the two is the size of the TV is will hold. The Sanus site has mount finders for your exact TV so you can be sure it will fit. I am very happy with my LF228 though It doesn't work with "finger tip control" it is easy enough to reposition.
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Panasonic VIERA TC-P50VT25 50-inch 1080p 3D Plasma HDTV, BlackIt says it's 3D and these were introduced in 2010. Read the reviews, they talk about the 3D quality.The 2010 top of the line VT20/VT25 models were the very first to introduce 3D. http://news.cnet.com/8301-17938_105-10466702-1.html?tag=contentMain;contentBody;2nhttp://ces.cnet.com/8301-31045_1-10427983-269.htmlLooks like you're good to go!Of course, as I'm sure you know you need 3D glasses that work with a Panasonic HDTV and any model of 3D Blu-ray player. Panasonic VIERA TC-P50VT25 50-inch 1080p 3D Plasma HDTV, BlackIt says it's 3D and these were introduced in 2010. Read the reviews, they talk about the 3D quality.The 2010 top of the line VT20/VT25 models were the very first to introduce 3D. http://news.cnet.com/8301-17938_105-10466702-1.html?tag=contentMain;contentBody;2nhttp://ces.cnet.com/8301-31045_1-10427983-269.htmlLooks like you're good to go!Of course, as I'm sure you know you need 3D glasses that work with... » Read More Panasonic VIERA TC-P50VT25 50-inch 1080p 3D Plasma HDTV, BlackIt says it's 3D and these were introduced in 2010. Read the reviews, they talk about the 3D quality.The 2010 top of the line VT20/VT25 models were the very first to introduce 3D. http://news.cnet.com/8301-17938_105-10466702-1.html?tag=contentMain;contentBody;2nhttp://ces.cnet.com/8301-31045_1-10427983-269.htmlLooks like you're good to go!Of course, as I'm sure you know you need 3D glasses that work with a Panasonic HDTV and any model of 3D Blu-ray player. « Show Less
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I believe they are.I checked with Panasonic when I bought mine. 3d tv broadcasts are very limited. I only used them once with a 3d blueray DVD.Iwasn't impressed. 3d dvds are twice the price so i haven't tried another one and dont intend to. The 50 inch panasonic HD tv is great anyway.
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http://forums.cnet.com/7723-19410_102-502107.html or here's one for the G25 series http://reviews.plasmatvbuyingguide.com/plasmatvreviews/panasonic-g25-calibration.html
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is your 3d tv on the list of tvs that this device is supposed to operate on? are you running 3d media when testing this?
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TOM, I have the Samsung Plasma PN63C8000 and PN58C8000 and contacted Samsung (I "chatted' online) to find out if the Samsung SSG-3050GB 3D Active Glasses will work with my plasma 3D sets and they checked and came back and said,..........."they will work!" So TOM, check with the source of the product before taking someone's opinion.
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Hello! My wife and I own two plasma TVs (See recent post on Panasonic TH-50PZ800U, "Great delivery time and our recent experience") and we both wear glasses. There is little to no glare from the screen and we have not noticed any problems watching TV with glasses.By the way, our LCD and CRT TVs, also in very well lit rooms, are not different from the plasma TV display from a glare perspective. If you watch any TV at night from an angle with other light sources near the TV, maybe you'll experience a "halo" effect with your glasses, but it's not unique to plasma TVs. Hello! My wife and I own two plasma TVs (See recent post on Panasonic TH-50PZ800U, "Great delivery time and our recent experience") and we both wear glasses. There is little to no glare from the screen and we have not noticed any problems watching TV with glasses.By the way, our LCD and CRT TVs, also in very well lit rooms, are not different from the plasma TV display from a glare perspective. If you watch any TV at night from an angle with other light sources near the TV, maybe you'll experience a "halo" effect with your glasses, but it's not unique to... » Read More Hello! My wife and I own two plasma TVs (See recent post on Panasonic TH-50PZ800U, "Great delivery time and our recent experience") and we both wear glasses. There is little to no glare from the screen and we have not noticed any problems watching TV with glasses.By the way, our LCD and CRT TVs, also in very well lit rooms, are not different from the plasma TV display from a glare perspective. If you watch any TV at night from an angle with other light sources near the TV, maybe you'll experience a "halo" effect with your glasses, but it's not unique to plasma TVs. « Show Less
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These Panasonic plasmas are not image retention prone. Look at your HTPC as the conduit/plumbing and the Panasonic as the faucet. If you don't consider the HTPC the problematic component you'll be delighted by the Panasonic: their support people are forthcoming.
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Did anybody tried the N5HBZ0000055 adapter (or any other less expensive adaptor) with the Panasonic UT50 series Viera TVs (TC-P55UT50 to be more specific)? Thanks,
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Richard All your questions should be answered by the following link on the Panasonic site. http://shop.panasonic.com/shop/model/TC-P55VT50?t=warrantyIf you get the tv and it is delivered to your address and plugged in and it works you are then covered by the limited 1 yr. warranty in home parts and labor, etc. A copy of the warranty is at the pdf link if you scroll down the site. I 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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Yes indeed. 3D confirmed with my Panasonic 3D Plasma. No hands-on experience with the 4K part, though.