I have a Panasonic TC-P65ZT60 (2013) and the 3D glasses that came with it is TY-ER3D5MA, which is supposedly Bluetooth. Are these compatible?
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These "3ACTIVE's" work perfectly for my 60 inch version of your TV . . . And, they prevent the hassle of needing to change batteries due to tricky shutoff problems that plague the glasses supplied by Panasonic. They "pair" easier and quicker than the originals and, so far, have a better range and uptime life. The only downside is minor, being that they look slightly "clunkier" than the originals. BTW, check out the movie Gravity in 3D. I'm still looking for the proverbial socks that it knocked off, of members of the family. Haven't seen 3D that was this good since our Disney World trip. These "3ACTIVE's" work perfectly for my 60 inch version of your TV . . . And, they prevent the hassle of needing to change batteries due to tricky shutoff problems that plague the glasses supplied by Panasonic. They "pair" easier and quicker than the originals and, so far, have a better range and uptime life. The only downside is minor, being that they look slightly "clunkier" than the originals. BTW, check out the movie Gravity in 3D. I'm still looking for the proverbial socks that it knocked off, of members of the family. Haven't seen 3D that was this good... » Read More These "3ACTIVE's" work perfectly for my 60 inch version of your TV . . . And, they prevent the hassle of needing to change batteries due to tricky shutoff problems that plague the glasses supplied by Panasonic. They "pair" easier and quicker than the originals and, so far, have a better range and uptime life. The only downside is minor, being that they look slightly "clunkier" than the originals. BTW, check out the movie Gravity in 3D. I'm still looking for the proverbial socks that it knocked off, of members of the family. Haven't seen 3D that was this good since our Disney World trip. « Show Less
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Since it's the same make TV they should work. when I ordered my TV I also ordered rechargeable glasses which does not come with the TV and they work fine good luck.
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They should work.I also have a Panasonic but different model (it still has active 3d) and all 4 pairs I have work
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i have 65VT and they work well and agree they are much better than ones that came with TV
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Yes they are and I like them better than the glasses that came with my Panasonic.
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The included 3D eyewear is model number TY-ER3D5MA. The TV is also compatible with the TY-ER3D4MU or any other eyewear labeled as FULL HD RF 3D GLASSES. The logo is available for review in the below link. http://service.us.panasonic.com/OPERMANPDF/TCP55VT60.PDF#page=3
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This is a 2012 Model Panasonic Plasma, and all 2012 3d Panasonic Plasmas use Bluetooth (NOT IR) for Active Shutter 3D sync so these glasses should be compatible with any 2012 Panasonic 3D Plasma.
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no, you need a sync transmitter plugged into your tv's 3d port which will communicate with the glasses. Please visit http://www.i-glassesstore.com/dlp3dsystems.html for compatible options.
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I have the 60st30. It came with no glasses. But local HHGregg sold me a 2pack of the ty-ew3d3mu's for 139.99. Cheaper than on here surprisingly.
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From my research, pretty much any 3D glasses that use bluetooth as their method of connecting. You're definitely not just limited to the fairly expensive LG models. Samsung makes a pair that uses a watch battery for $20. Or, if you want a pair with a rechargeable battery, these work just fine as well (and are what I have):SainSonic G05-BT 3D Glasses
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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 doubt it since Samsung TVs from some years ago use bluetooth for TV/3D lenses comunication. Just confirm this data on your TV datasheet
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No, however, you can find lists of universal 3D compatible devices on line, You should also be able to check out which 3D glasses are compatible with your viewing devices to help you narrow down your choices. Hope that helps.
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It uses Active 3d. Panasonic recommends Panasonic VIERA TY-ER3D4MU Active Shutter 3D Eyewear which is expensive. However Samsung SSG-4100GB and Samsung SSG-5100GB 3D Active Glasses are known to work well and are cheaper. But Panasonic VIERA TY-ER3D4MU has better 3d experience or that's how I felt . Hope this helps! I have a WT50 55".
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here is what panasonic says on his site... compatible models: tc-p60st60 , tc-p55gt50 , tc-p50xt50 , tc-p50st50 , tc-p60zt60 , tc-p65zt60 , tc-l55dt60 , tc-l60dt60 , tc-l42e60 , tc-l50e60 , tc-l58e60 , tc-l65e60 , tc-l55et60 , tc-l50et60 , dmp-bdt320 , sc-btt195 , sc-btt490 , sc-btt190 , dmp-bdt500 , dmp-bdt220cp , dmp-bdt220 , dmp-bbt01 , tc-p60gt50 , tc-p50gt50 , tc-p60ut50 , tc-p55st60 , tc-p50st60 , tc-p65st60 , tc-50le64 , tc-58le64 , tc-l42et5 , tc-l55e50 , tc-l47e50 , dmp-bdt321 , tc-p55vt50 , tc-l42e50 , tc-p55ut50 , tc-p55st50 , tc-l55dt50 , tc-55le54 , tc-l55et5 , tc-l47et5 , tc-p60st50 , tc-p65vt50 , tc-p50ut50 , tc-p65st50 , tc-p65gt50 , tc-l55wt50 , tc-l47wt50 , tc-l47dt50
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I use Model G05-BT with TC-P-ST50. These are compatible. Initially I had tried an Infra Red type of Sain glasses but they did not work. Contacting Sain was somewhat difficult but Amazon transmitted my comments to Sain. They contacted me and recommended the appropriate 3D glass model.
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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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No other brand. And only Panasonic 3D to 2011 I think. Only the ones with IR not Bluetooth. Check your manufacturers web site for compatible models. There are some 'Universal' models available but they are not made by a major TV brand.
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Yes, our 3ACTIVE 3D glasses are fully compatible with all "H" series Bluetooth 3D TV's, to include the UN78HU9000F. You will be very pleased with the quality and performance of our 3D products.
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The Sony PS3 3D glasses work with the Mits HC8000. They are very inexpensive, are rechargeable and work well. I paid $9.95/pair for the glasses.
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(Panasonic TY-EW3D3ME 3D Glasses for PT-AE7000U Projector) Yes they do, as it's written on the manual!bye