I need active 3D glasses for this TV, I bought a set for about $100...wasted money because they're not compatible and apparently none are...
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I think you need passive ones ( and they are provided with TV set....).I don't think active would work
581076
We regret to inform you but this TV does not work with active shutter 3D eyewear. The Panasonic model number is TY-EP3D20U.
581077
I don't know what you mean by active, but the glasses that came with the TV are standalone glasses, with no connections or power needed. They're just like the ones you would use at a movie theater.
581078
This TV uses passive glasses. Mine came with 4 pairs. They are about 10 or 15 bucks each on Amazon
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As the other owners have answered, this TV comes with four pairs of glasses from the factory. They require no batteries and work with MODERN 3D movies in a 3D capable DVD player. Please ensure you have the correct DVD. I have enjoyed several movies on my new TV and absolutely love it! Please note that these glassed will NOT work on old format 3D films, such as Friday the 13th or the remake of My Bloody Valentine which still uses the old-fashion red/blue lens glasses. In addition, my father has a new Samsung 3D which requires BATTERY POWERED 3D glasses and glasses from this Panasonic set do NOT work on such televisions. I hope this answers your question. Good luck and enjoy your viewing! Steven W. As the other owners have answered, this TV comes with four pairs of glasses from the factory. They require no batteries and work with MODERN 3D movies in a 3D capable DVD player. Please ensure you have the correct DVD. I have enjoyed several movies on my new TV and absolutely love it! Please note that these glassed will NOT work on old format 3D films, such as Friday the 13th or the remake of My Bloody Valentine which still uses the old-fashion red/blue lens glasses. In addition, my father has a new Samsung 3D which requires BATTERY POWERED 3D glasses and glasses from this Panasonic set do... » Read More As the other owners have answered, this TV comes with four pairs of glasses from the factory. They require no batteries and work with MODERN 3D movies in a 3D capable DVD player. Please ensure you have the correct DVD. I have enjoyed several movies on my new TV and absolutely love it! Please note that these glassed will NOT work on old format 3D films, such as Friday the 13th or the remake of My Bloody Valentine which still uses the old-fashion red/blue lens glasses. In addition, my father has a new Samsung 3D which requires BATTERY POWERED 3D glasses and glasses from this Panasonic set do NOT work on such televisions. I hope this answers your question. Good luck and enjoy your viewing! Steven W. « Show Less
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The active glasses communicate with the TV wirelessly. The shutters on the glasses have to alternate in coordination with the way the TV is displaying the 3D image. There are no current standards for this so glasses made by one manufacturer may not work with another manufacturers TV. The key word there is "may". There is just no telling.
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I never could get the others to work. I paid $150 for a first pair No differ wrench in the screen sent them back bought others and the same. So I don't use the 3D on my tv. Good Luck. All I can say is the $150 par of glasses were no different than the $40 pair.
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not if the set was made outside of the 2011-2012 range. They may work OK, but many of these 3D glasses are have subtle differences and only work best with specific sets. For example, some off-brand glasses I got worked with the LG set, but gave a purplish halo around things. These glasses could work on this set because it was made in those years and both set and glasses are "cinema 3d". Sorry I can't be definite. Since they are cheap you try a pair.
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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.
884841
No. These glasses use DLP link. Whatever device is used to display the 3D has to be dlp link compatible.
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Yes. Your model came with a built in 3d emitter that works with these glasses. Be mindful of the instructions with the glasses as they have settings for each brand and explore the options on your TV for 3d. Also it really helped me to make sure my TV was an appropriate height, it does wonders for the 3d.
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All passive 3d glasses should be compatible. Other than red and cyan, of course.
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These glasses were not designed for compatibility with any product other than LG's 2010 model Active 3D televisions. These would be the LX6500, LEX9, LEX8 and LX9500 series of TVs.
1890143
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
686393
I don't know if these glasses are compatible with that particular Sony TV. I would suggest contacting Sony or someone who deals in Sony TVs to find out specifics like that. Sorry I couldn't be of more help.
1073239
I bought a comparable pair from eBay and it worked fine. However let me warn that 3d glass and movie might cause headache and it does not matter if it original or compatible 3d glass.
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I would call LG to find out if they will work with your tv or check the manual. Some of the tv's are particular as far as which glasses will or wont work. I couldn't buy and just any pair of 3d glasses. My tv was specific so I had to but those 3d glasses for my TV.
1709516
Yes. Looks like that tv is passive 3d which is what these glasses are for. These are for the most part the same glasses you get if you go out to a 3d movie.
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I have the same tv and they do work, but don't waste your money on them. The 3D quality on these glasses is terrible. The dark areas are blurry and sometimes the depth is reversed, so what's supposed to be in front ends up being in the back, makes you go cross eyes. Spend a few more dollars and get the Samsung glasses. I have 4 pairs of those and they are crystal clear and sync up when the 3D is turned on. These generic glasses have to be synced each time, annoying. Don't buy these.
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You have to check your tv specs. Is it a 3D TV? I have a Sony 3D TV and the specs were exactly the same for the glasses that I got with the TV. If not, no, they won't work. Use the internet to go to dynex and check to make sure the specs match.
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To tell the truth, I'm not that concerned with 3D. I did plan on trying it out, but since I ended up buying a TV that doesn't come with them, I'm probably not going to buy any. I know AVSforum.com has a thread specifically for this TV and many people say a lot of the Samsung ones are compatible and work well. The Panasonic glasses are only $30 a piece now, I know that. Sorry I couldn't be of much help, but I would definitely check out AVS.