Can lg 3d glasses AG-F310 WORK ON 2013 LG GOOGLE TV GA7900?
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I beleive they will work as the LG Google Tv GA7900 uses a passive 3d technology. Those glasses should work fine on 3d tv's as long as they use a passive 3d tech.
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I don't see why it wouldn't LG hasn't changed it's 3D technology. But to be absolutely sure you should contact LG tech support at LG.com
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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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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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The tv comes w/ 4 LG passive 3-D glasses. Any additional 3-D glasses have to be passive. Brand is unimportant...Amazon does offer a wide selection
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My TV did not have its own 3D glasses but the TV is 3D compatible. I would think there should not be any problem.
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No. These glasses use DLP link. Whatever device is used to display the 3D has to be dlp link compatible.
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I hope these glasses should work. Before buying,Kindly check in the menu for 3D, if you find "DLP-link" in the options then there should not be any problem.
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You can buy the glasses SSG-3050GB 3D. This glasses works with Samsung 3D TV LED Series D6400 and up.
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These are passive glasses in which i purchased for a 3D TV that needed active glasses so I returned them. According to my findings the answer is no. You need AG-S250 for your TV.
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They use regular lg glasses u can even use ones from movie theatre and they r cheap. http://m.lg.com/us/tv-accessories/lg-AG-F315
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I have the same TV, and I bought the AN-3DG40 glasses from Best Buy, they told me they will work. They do not. I returned them and ordered the AN-3DG30 on Amazon. They worked.
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Any model prior to 2013 that does not use blue tooth for its 3D functions with work with these gkasses.. newer models require the 40G version of 3D glasses.
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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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Here is a list of the TVs that are supported by these 3D glasses: http://www.samsung.com/us/video/tvs-accessories/SSG-2100AB/ZA-compatible.If you don't see your TV listed here there is a button at the bottom of the page that allows you to ask Samsung directly if these glasses are compatible with your model of TV.Hope this helps.
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No I haven't. I have an LG TV. The definitive word on this is you always order glasses made by the television's manufacturer to optimize quality. Can any 3D glasses work? Sure. You can even use the "cheapy" glasses given at a movie theatre. If Vizio has any, buy them from Vizio. Othwer wise, these work great. I am very happy with the LG glasses.
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The actual packaging that the glasses come in lists the FH series as compatible. There's no reason for it not to work as the Samsung sets all use the universal active 3D RF standard (since 2012).
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I would say yes. I have an 82838 and the glasses work without an IR emitter. The emitter is needed when you use non-DLP link glasses. Make sure you have a checkerboard 3D setting on your tv (as opposed to side-by-side). I read somwhere that the 60373 may still require an emitter if it was mfg between 2008 and 2010. Not sure how true that is. Since all 3D ready DLP tvs should work fine. btw...I have two brands of DLP Link glasses - Optoma and TrueDepth 3D Model VA-DD2. The VA-DD1 model, has a limited range. Also the VA-DD2 model is more susceptible to ambient light. The Optoma glasses work great in all light situations. Enjoy your 3D experience! I would say yes. I have an 82838 and the glasses work without an IR emitter. The emitter is needed when you use non-DLP link glasses. Make sure you have a checkerboard 3D setting on your tv (as opposed to side-by-side). I read somwhere that the 60373 may still require an emitter if it was mfg between 2008 and 2010. Not sure how true that is. Since all 3D ready DLP tvs should work fine. btw...I have two brands of DLP Link glasses - Optoma and TrueDepth 3D Model VA-DD2. The VA-DD1 model, has a limited range. Also the VA-DD2 model is more susceptible to ambient light. The Optoma glasses work... » Read More I would say yes. I have an 82838 and the glasses work without an IR emitter. The emitter is needed when you use non-DLP link glasses. Make sure you have a checkerboard 3D setting on your tv (as opposed to side-by-side). I read somwhere that the 60373 may still require an emitter if it was mfg between 2008 and 2010. Not sure how true that is. Since all 3D ready DLP tvs should work fine. btw...I have two brands of DLP Link glasses - Optoma and TrueDepth 3D Model VA-DD2. The VA-DD1 model, has a limited range. Also the VA-DD2 model is more susceptible to ambient light. The Optoma glasses work great in all light situations. Enjoy your 3D experience! « Show Less