Are these glasses the same that are advertised on TV and on HDVISIONVISOR.COM?
57443
I don't know if they are the same or not as I haven't tried the ones advertised. They do what they say they will do. I have had numerous laser surgeries on my eyes and the glare from the lights make it impossible to drive during rain and at night. I have driven at dusk and the glare front the headlights doesn't seem to bother me as bad. Haven't driven when it is dark but I have driven in the rain and can see a lot better.
57444
Yes they are the ones advertised on T V. Not sure about the HDVISIONVISOR part of the question, but hazard a guess and say yes.
656892
They are duralex brand. However, they are extremely small. That's why I ordered one size larger Duralex glasses separately.
1671519
I bought mine with the emitter included. Not sure what HD25-lv is. I know the glasses have been expensive. 80.00-120.00 each. Very specific about what glasses can be used and none of the cheaper ones work.
699103
Both glasses are identical. You can use them for both red and white. J. Balmer is accurate.
1037147
I see no reason they will not work. The aspect ratio is identical to the glasses I'm selling. If you have any problems with the glasses you can expect a full refund.
1859398
There are different manufacturers and each one makes them a little different. I ordered two different brands and can tell you that these particular ones were better. They worked great. The other brand I bought had more of a wrap around style and weren't nearly as good as these. I'm not sure what you're talking about when you say there are different photos. I did not see two different styles of glasses when I was on this screen.
110710
Not very well I have yet to see a pair that do, yes they are tolerable a little better than the ones that came with the T.V. but honestly the first company to realize that there are a large percentage of people who wear glasses and really make a pair that fits over them even if they are very large to do so will make a fortune, so far they all seem to follow each others poor design which is perfect for those who do not wear glasses for the rest of us they are all missing the boat this company included.
1738283
Nope - They're fine. My wife and I have had no issues with these or the MDR-Q23LP, over multiple years and multiple glasses frames.
1453755
Yes, the only difference apparently is they support simuview. However I very highly recommend the Samsung 5150 glasses over these. These glasses will sit at the bottom of my pile till I have too many people watching for the good glasses. Then I will give them to the guest I don't like so much.
1944808
I have not found any issues with these Glasses. The pictures are digital quality. I am truley amazed that they only cost $35.00. My Brotherinlaw has purchased ( 2 ) pair and Loves them.
383649
Sorry, but I really can't say. I'm guessing you might get that answer from Samsung by going to their website. I have an LG, 3D, and LG recommended these glasses for their TV.
1711198
They are very much same... looks like they are made for different retailers/channels.
887497
The glasses tell you what they are compatible with. Check the specs. We just use on our 3d tv. I'm thinking it can of be used on tv though.
1920005
I can't answer that question. The glasses I ordered are the same as came with my TV. I had almost the same question as you did and resorted to a live chat with Samsung that gave me the info. Go to http://www.samsung.com/us/support/contact and click on live chat. One of the Samsung reps will be able to answer your question. Sorry I can't be of more help. Greg
454369
I Erica, I have nearly the same model projector as you ( I have the cheaper svga version) and these glasses worked fine!
1860696
The Excelvans are active shutter 3D glasses and the TV that you have listed states on the manufacturer's website that it uses active shutter 3D so YES these glasses should work.
58070
They are like those given at a 3D movie. I guess that would be polarized glasses, they are not shutter glasses. They are made for the current models of LG television 3D.