Will these work with the legacy 3D compatible Samsung DLP TVs? What else would I need?
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I'm not certain but I believe so. I would suggest checking the True Depth 3D website. If your question isn't specifically answered there you can ask there and get a definitive answer.
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I can't say for sure, but just google your TV's exact model number and see if "DLP-Link" is mentioned anywhere in the specs/features. If it has DLP-Link, then I'm fairly certain it will work, good luck!
454368
They will work but you might be better off getting the 3DTV glasses which are slightly more expensive. The block the DLP flash better.
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Hi Jose, Sorry for the trouble these are giving you. They will work great with your projector, but you must insure that the projector is in "DLP link" mode rather than RF (which I believe is the default mode.) Once changed, they should work great! If not, then there is something else not set right in your system (could be the 3D source: 3D blu ray player, PC, etc) If this is the case, feel free to contact us directly through Amazon or contact True Depth 3D Support (support@truedepth3d.com) and we will insure that your issue gets resolved!
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No, they are not compatible with samsung 3d tv. Samsung requires the active glasses. The lg clip on glasses are passive and work great with the lg passive system
1793070
they will work if your tv is passive 3d, these are the same type you can get from movie theaters.
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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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If your TV is from 2011 - 2013 (or maybe later), they should work. If the model is from this year, I would call the manufacturer to confirm. I think Samsung is getting out of 3D, but I have had a very good experience with those glasses. Good luck!
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Yes, I believe that they will work just fine with that TV. What is also good is that are re-chargeable, so you save on batteries.
1607202
probably not I used them with a plasma tv. just call Samsung or google them for a answer
1337841
not sure but they are dlp activated and no external light emitter at the tv is necessary. I use them with a samsung 3D dlp rear projection from 2008 and a Panasonic 3D DVD that supports checkerboard format to my TV (old technology) but the glasses work great.
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You can get DLP type but they do not work well in day light, they are however supposed to be the best for that type of TV. I have the other type, I do believe IR, here is a link to the ones I bought, they work great, good luck. True Depth 3D® RECHARGEABLE Glasses for Panasonic 3D TVs! Compatible with Infrared and Bluetooth! (4 Pairs)
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I'd say yes, but check this link for your model www.3dmovielist.com/3dhdtvs.html . I have a late 2007 model Samsung DLP and the website confirmed that it's compatible with the Samsung 3D-Blu Ray player. I also went to Samsung's website and chatted with a online tech. He verified mine will work, so I'm guessing yours will too.
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Yes,these glasses are compatible with your Samsung 3DTV. Thank you very much for your interest.
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As long as it's dlp link, it'll work. Though, I feel I should warn you. Don't know if it was just mine but if I ever got up (say, to pee/ grab a snack) and took the glasses with me out of pure laziness (instead of just taking them off) they would "unlink" and "link" (in other words, would turn on and back off) repeatedly until I would turn off, then back on, the 3d receiver hooked up to my Mitsubishi TV. This alone, made them impractical to use. That, and I was just lazier then ever (am).
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They work fine on my Mitsubishi DLP TV. I skipped the adapter (my blu-ray player can output "checkerboard") and got the 3dgrkit and it works fine.
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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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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.