is this the same glasses as the Panasonic TY-EW3D3MU 3D Active Shutter Eyewear for Panasonic ? My concern if this model has the active shutter eyewear
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I guess so, since the last 2 letters only stand for the size. I use the glasses for my Panasonic 46st33e TV. it works great.
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As far as I understood, the TY-EW3D3ME and TY-EW3D3MU are the same glasses for different markets. With absolute certainty I can confirm that the TY-EW3D3ME has active shutter eyewear (I use them for a PT-AT6000E projector). The second last character indicates the size (in this case M for Medium)Hope this information helps!
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Paulo: Unfortunately, I haven't had the opportunity as of yet to try the 3D glasses. However in the owner's manual it says it is active shutter. Also the glasses require charging so I can only assume they have the electronics to alternate which eye you are viewing from. They most definitely are more than just the standard paper 3d glasses.
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I am not sure of the original glasses for this TV I got w/o the glasses, but I thought the 3D was great with these glasses as long as your TV uses passive glasses. There are different glasses for different TV's.
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I used Playstation3 glasses with fair success. Universal active shutter glasses (G03-A) are reportedly a cheaper alternative to original Panasonic glasses. It fits most main-stream Panasonic 3DTVs . Note Before Purchasing: these glasses only work with 2010-2011 Panasonic 3D HDTVs (LED and Plasma). If your Panasonic 3DTV was bought in 2012.Be sure you purchase the right glasses with Compatibility list provided bellow. Compatible Panasonic 3D Glasses and HDTVs: 2010 3D Glasses: TY-EW3D10U 2010 3D Kits with Glasses: TY-EW3D10M, TY-EW3D2MM 2010 3D HDTVs: TC-P50VT20, TC-P50VT25, TC-P54VT25, TC-P58VT25, TC-P65VT25, TC-P42ST30, TC-P46ST30, TC-P50ST30, TC-P60ST30, TC-P50GT30, TC-P55GT30, TC-P55GT31, TC-P60GT30, TC-P65GT30, TC-P55VT30, TC-P65VT30 Attention: The item only works in 15FT distance, horizontally 120 Degree and vertically 30 Degree. Only for 2010-2011 Panasonic TV and Not suitable for 3D projectors and cinema.
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It is my understanding that 3D glases are brand specific and year specific for the brand. If it were me, I'd look for Panasonic 3D glasses to be sure.
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They look like the same piece, I have the one and would not give it up for the world. It's like using a older video camera with the big eye cup, very comfortable and I have it on a Panasonic FZ-2000
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If you have a new panasonic model with the first two letters of the model being TC the glasses will not work. The only pair I have found that work for that model are at Best Buy for $79. My brother found the same pair on Amazon for $69. The glasses are Viera for Panasonic model TY-ER3D4MU.
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This is what the web site says: Samsung-SSG-5150GB-3D-Active-Glasses. However I can't see why the ones you mentioned wouldn't work. If not just send them back to Amazon. They have the best no questions asked return policy.
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No, unfortunately, this doesn't come w/3D glasses. I ordered some of these Samsung glasses (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B007K9P7H0) and then the Panasonic glasses (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B007EHI1DK), both of which work fine, naturally, the more expensive of the two have additional "features" and are more comfortable. Viewing quality is very similar however.
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Have to agree with Mr.J's comments here.As for Student62 - defective I believe is not the word here, because as you mentioned - "still works"..,,more like small bits on the outer edge of one or both lens will show signs of "melting"if that is the correct word when you look *real close, besides that while wearing the 3D glassit is absolutely unnoticeable when you are watching any 3D film.
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It is an active shutter 3D and not passive. Any kind of active shutter glasses from Sharp, Samsung or Sony will work great. Also it has a LED lighting source combined with a LCD panel to create the image.
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When purchasing 3D glasses you need to check your TV manual as to whether it accepts Bluetooth Glasses or Infrared (IR). Then match the glasses accordingly. I already learned this lesson. This Panansonic model is IR.
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Yes they appear to be the same but they will not have the filter feature of the panasonic ones
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I have Panasonic TC-P50ST50. They do work with my model. What year is yours? From what I understand all models of Panasonic active 3D TVs from 2012 on should work with these glasses.
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Unfortunately, no. Those glasses I bought and reviewed sync thru my tv by infrared signal. That Panny tv you asked about is the newer model that uses bluetooth to sync the glasses with the tv. If you bought that tv you'd need the TY-ER3D4MU model glasses...but don't worry, they are not that expensive and you can buy Avatar 3D in the stores now.
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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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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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Panasonic VIERA TY-ER3D4MU Active Shutter 3D Eyewear (for 2012 and 2013 Panasonic VIERA 3D TVs)Been using theses since I got the TV. Works like a CHAMP.