Do these work on a Panasonic viera TC-P50UT50
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I use these 3D specs with the Panasonic Viera TC-P65ST30, which is a 65" screen.The glasses work VERY WELL with that sized screen. Your screen apparently is 15"smaller diagonally than my screen. While I cannot speak from experience, I also cannot imagine that the glasses would not work with a smaller screen. I would be MORE concerned if our situations were reversed, but they SHOULD work with no problem. As they are sold by Amazon, if they don't work, you can just return them for a refund.
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Panasonic has not changed its 3D technology from the 25 series to the 50, so yes.
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I have an SX30 and they work fine on it. They have a 52mm thread, so if the SX50 has a 52mm thread they will work.
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Yeah, this item works with PANASONIC TC-P50 UT50. We are a responsible seller, we promise to give you an exchange or a refund if there is any problem in quality.
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This is the remote that I use for my Panasonic Viera. You may want to double check it is compatible with your specific model since there are so many different ones from Panasonic.
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I believe it would, because it works with my 55 inch version of the same series: Panasonic VIERA TC-L55ET5 (TV purchased September 2012).Please upgrade firmware before use:http://freetalk.me/media/download/FREETALKConferenceFirmwareUpdate_20110214.zip
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I have a new Panasonic VT50 Plasma TV and I can't get them to work. Has anyone else tried to use these on the new Panasonic? Nice glasses but ----
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Yes, they will. I have the TCP50ST60 which is the same hardware, just a smaller screen. They work well. I do have ghosting in my 3D content, but I don't think that is from the glasses. I think it is a calibration issue or something else.
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Yes. These will work with any panasonic phone that uses the AAA rechargeable batteries.
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Yes.Check the instructions on page 14http://service.us.panasonic.com/OPERMANPDF/KXTG7731-MUL.PDF
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I have the SainSonic G05-BT. They work with the Viera TC-P55ST50. Originally i bought a different SainSonic model that did not work. SainSonic replaced them with the model above.
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No I dont think so Stefanie, these glasses are for use on Panasonic 3D plasma tvs models 2012 and 2013. You should try "ViewSonic PGD-150 active shutter glass kit", also sale at Amazon. This glasses are made for your Viewsonic 3d projector. Hope this will help you.
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I'm sorry Guillermo, I really have no idea. I just used them with my Panasonic DVD recorder....very simple.
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Yes. I've been using them with my GT55 and they work fine. I also have Samsung and Panasonic glasses. These are about the same as the Panasonics and better than the Samsungs.
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I believe that they are as long as your television uses RF technology. Your model number of your TV ends with 50 and it was made in 2012. I think you are safe with these glasses. Here is what Dimensional Optics says about these glasses. 3ACTIVE 3D Glasses - Compatible with all 2012/13/14 Panasonic 3D TVs. These 3D Glasses are compatible with all 2012/13/14 Panasonic 3D TVs that use radio frequency (RF) technology. Compatible with all 2012 Panasonic 3D TVs with model numbers ending in 50 Example Model Number: Panasonic TC-P55ST50 Compatible with all 2013 Panasonic 3D TVs with model numbers ending in 60 Example Model Number: Panasonic TC-P55ST60 I would call them with any other questions at this number. 1.877.548.8450
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I have 4 pairs of the infrared glasses and they work great with my P50GT30 Panasonic. If these are universal in that they work in both blue tooth and infrared then you should have no problems.As opposed to other commenters I've had no problems with the Panasonic recognizing them and I haven't noticed the color distortion that others mention.
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They are a perfect fit for my panasonic canister. Yes, I believe they will fit.
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I don't know what they work with. They don't really work with our Panasonic Plasma. I wish I would have bought the one specifically for our TV. It would have saved money in the long run.