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Question: Will these glasses work with a Panasonic TV the way the older model SSG-5100GB did?
Document: These are the latest (2014) model of Samsung's entry-level active 3D glasses. They adhere to the universal RF 3D glasses standard, adopted in 2012, and are somewhat backward compatible so they work with Samsung 3D TVs back to 2011. They also work well with recent active 3D TVs from Panasonic and others as well as Epson's latest 3D-capable projectors. Since they adhere to the Active 3D RF glasses standard, they will work with many other brands and models as well.
I bought SSG-5150GB 3d glasses because someone here wrote that they will work with Samsung FH TV series. But they don't. They work if you wear them upside down.
On other brand TVs, it's probably a good idea to hit the power/sync button one more time at the end of your session to turn the glasses off. The indicator light will turn red then go off.If this works (or doesn't work) for your TV, let me know in the comments. Be sure to specify what brand and model TV you are using.
So they'd worth with a UN55F8000 (F series, from 2013) but not a UN46C8000 (C series, from 2010).As with last year's 3D glasses from Samsung (SSG-5100GB, now discontinued), these are great glasses for the money. They're not perfect, but they work well and are inexpensive. These glasses are very light, provide an acceptable field of view, and create a solid, stable full HD 3D image.
For the price these are great bargain. I use them on my Panasonic TV. They work really well. I have four pair so far.
Was sceptical about buying this model for my 2013 TV but had to because the original model was discontinued. The original was almost twice the price also and so I thought this might be an inferior replacement. However I was pleasantly surprise and very pleased. It paired perfectly and the quality of the glasses is just as good as the original. Thanks!!! !
They are *not* compatible with any passive 3D TVs, such as those from LG, Vizio and some Panasonic 3D LED/LCD TVs, nor will they work with earlier active 3D sets (or projectors) that used IR (Infrared) 3D glasses.
Excellent active 3-D glasses for the money. They work like a charm with my Epson 2030 projector. The only feature I could wish for nut I bet the price would go way up is fold-able arms. For under $20 you can't go wrong.
My Panasonic TCP50 works with RF 3D active glasses, instead of buying the Panasonic ones that are a little expensive (from $50 to $60) I gave a little try with these ones and definitely they worth it. They are cheap, not too uncomfortable and the most important part... they simply work. I will get another one soon.
If you have a Samsung TV or Epson projector, you will see an on-screen indication that the pairing was successful. If you have a Panasonic 3D TV, you will probably not see any on-screen indication (no message or icon) that the pairing was successful, even though the glasses have paired.
Answer: Yes, they will work with any Panasonic TV that supports the universal RF 3D active glasses standard, which is pretty much all of the Panasonic 3D-capable sets back to 2012. The only exceptions are the passive LED/LCD 3D TVs that Panasonic offered in 2012/2013 (which use passive polarized glasses) and Panasonic's 2010 and 2011 active 3D TVs, which used IR glasses. Basically, if your Panasonic TV uses active 3D glasses and was made in 2012 or later, these glasses will work with it.