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Question: Does it come with one pair of 3-D glasses? See Topic
Document: In the end, the combination of customer feedback, features and price closed the deal.I do have a few small gripes: 1) The set should come with a built-in wireless networking card. Shelling out $100 for the only device indicated as compatible is ridiculous; 2) The set should also come with some 3-D glasses, which also cost about $100/pair.
Not really but wish  all manufacturers of 3D tvs would include at least one pair of glasses, but they don't for now. The Panansonic 50" VT model includes one pair of glasses, not worth it for the price difference! Buy the glasses you want. The Shutter glasses that come with Avatar are perfect fit for women, may be too tight for a man. Lots of great deals on Panasonic glasses on Ebay.com. ONE MORE TIME, PANASONIC 3D PLASMA TV IS SIMPLY THE BEST.
But to go online and see that the glasses go for 130+ a pair - that floored me. 4 Pairs put me at the Best Buy cost of the TV - DOH!Also to learn that they need to be charged and have to be special/specific Panasonic glasses, even more of a disappointment. My eye doctor also advised me that children under 7 should not be using these 3D glasses - that sunk me even more.
At any rate, it occurred very rarely and I've read that it occurs on every 3D TV. It didn't detract from my 3D experience because 95 percent of the scenes looked perfect! My only complaint was that I thought they should have included at least one pair of free 3D glasses and one 3D movie (or 3D Demo) with the TV.
The 3D is neat but we have not viewed 3D movies yet on the Blue Ray. We have some 3D content on TW cable that is available. We purchased two set of glasses separately. We order one large and one medium pair. They fit ok. So, they were not included with this set. 3d seems to work the best in the dark. I still have not hook up the internet to the TV but plan to in the next week or so.
Great picture, great black levels, and did I mention 3-FRIGGIN-D !! !Awesome !
You get a high-end Blu Ray player with the 3D bundled package which ultimately yields Avatar, 3 pairs of glasses, and one of the best TV's sold....I am very happy with my purchase.
For the record I bought the Avatar Starter Kit bundle that includes two 3D glasses.Oh btw, do not forget to upgrade your TV firmware, mine had 2.0.something and I upgraded to 3.0.something (latest one, anyway).If you want a 3D and you don't want to break your piggy bank I totally recommend this TV!
Everything you are expecting/wanting from this tv will come true. Its an awesome buy. I suggest getting a 3d blu-ray player with more apps tho. This has good ones, but no vudu app. until 3d becomes more consistent on movie sites, I'll have to stream 3d movies thru vudu:( So im getting the 110 3d player from Panasonic.Make sure you get the 2nd generation RECHARGEABLE SHUTTER GLASSES( TY-EW3D2M)! I got two pair off ebay for 95 a piece.
The tv set up easily and the picture is super clear. The features are easy to access and pretty much intuitive. TV is quite thin. A month after purchasing tv, extremely satisfied.Have no interest in the 3-D feature, but immediately wired the tv to my computer to download Netflix to my big screen. Wow! And it was easy. Got a Connector rather than a Router to hardwire. All together, it cost $12 to do that.
Answer: No. Eye-wear is separate.