Description says "Only compatible with Sony KDL-55W900A 55-Inch 240Hz 1080p LED HDTV" but apparently they work with other Sony active 3D TVs...?
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Yes, it does look like it may work for more Sony models. If you get me your model I can see if it might work.
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Hi Vanavah, this Sony 3D Sync Transmitter is compatible with Sony 3D HDTV (HX909 or HX800 series model) only. It gives a 3D experience from a wide viewing angle. Your Sony KDL70W850B doesn't need 3D sync transmitter nor will work on it. Hope this helps. -Ely
1150998
I dont know if these glasses will work with any other than Vizio active tech 3D sets.
1237883
According to the packaging, they'll work with any Samsung TV with the following letter codes in their model numbers: D, E, EH, ES, F, FH and H series Samsung 3D TVs. This means most or all of the Samsung 3D-capable TVs made since 2011. They'll also work with Panasonic active 3D TVs (2012 and up), select Epson projectors (2013 and up) and other manufacturers that adhere to the universal active 3D standard adopted in 2012. Hope that helps.
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Elhassan, there is nothing on the packaging to indicate that these cables are 3D compatible. These cables have been designed to meet the performance standards set by HDMI 1.4 and have passed stringent Category 2 testing. They are backward compatible to all previous versions. Sincerely, SteveC.
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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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My first question did they ever work with your tv. Did u check to make sure the batteries are good. Is your Tv 3d READY or or 3D there is a different to my understaning you dont need a 3d adapter with 3d Tv If your TV is 3D ready you need a 3d adapter that convert your signal to checkerboard pattern all so need a good emitter there is a good emitter on amazon for $25 sorry I not sure on the brand I think it 3dtv corp DLP-link
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Tried to find your TV model on goggle but appears to not be imported to US. If your TV's 3D is the passive type like what is used at theaters (polarized lens) then these should work just fine. If your current glasses for your TV are of the active type (which are battery operated or have to be charged) these will not work. Go see a 3D movie at the theater and accidentally bring them home and try them out. If they work, so will these.. (of coarse take them back someday..) Hope this helps.
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I have a Samsung UN60F7050AF 3D TV and the glasses work really well with my set. If you got the standard Samsung glasses your TV should work OK. The instructions that come with my glasses say that they work with all 3D TVs. I am extremely happy with their operation. I have also found that because the glasses shut out most of the ambient light you don't get headaches like some people do with the other flimsy glasses that come with the TV. I have also used them with a Sony 3D TV and they work just as well.
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I do not believe they are universal. For example, this pair of 3d glasses (Sony TDG-BR250) are mentioned as compatible with my Sony 46" TV, but the traditional glasses that they hand out in theaters would not work with my TV because it sends out a type of "active signal" that these glasses decode and it makes the picture incredible. That I believe is a Sony feature. It would depend on what type of TV you have as far as which glasses you may need. I would consult the manufacturers website with the TV model number that you have/want and see what they recommend for their TV. I hope this helps. I do not believe they are universal. For example, this pair of 3d glasses (Sony TDG-BR250) are mentioned as compatible with my Sony 46" TV, but the traditional glasses that they hand out in theaters would not work with my TV because it sends out a type of "active signal" that these glasses decode and it makes the picture incredible. That I believe is a Sony feature. It would depend on what type of TV you have as far as which glasses you may need. I would consult the manufacturers website with the TV model number that you have/want and see what they recommend for their TV. I... » Read More I do not believe they are universal. For example, this pair of 3d glasses (Sony TDG-BR250) are mentioned as compatible with my Sony 46" TV, but the traditional glasses that they hand out in theaters would not work with my TV because it sends out a type of "active signal" that these glasses decode and it makes the picture incredible. That I believe is a Sony feature. It would depend on what type of TV you have as far as which glasses you may need. I would consult the manufacturers website with the TV model number that you have/want and see what they recommend for their TV. I hope this helps. « Show Less
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I own the LG 55LM4600 3D tv. These 3D glasses work great with my tv. The kids glasses are great for my younger children and its nice to have a set that are different for me. The kids dont touch them. The main thing to know is that these are for passive 3D tvs. If your tv is "active 3D" they will not work.
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I have one and it works well with the Hitachi 3D TV! I got mine on here and may get another pair soon!
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I don't know about the Samsung brand its accessories, but this transmitter will only fit Sony and work with its active 3D glasses. Since this model was manufactured in 2010 it may have missed the "FULL HD 3D GLASSES INITIATIVE" agreed in Sept. 2011 that they say supposed to standardize the 3D glasses technology between brands. Not sure if this is true or not, I have never tried it. Most likely this means that it will not work. Also active 3D glasses will not work without some kind of transmitter (internal/external to the TV set). Try it and find out...
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first find out if your tv requires active or passive, these are active, are manufactures the same these are sony correct you could buy one pair to try if it doesn't work, i buy it from you. depending on cost. kabosh@sbcglobal.net
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I don't see where that tv says it's 3D capable. So probably not.http://www.dicksmith.com.au/tvs/sony-50-127cm-full-high-definition-smart-led-tv-kdl50w700b-dsau-ge4018Says no 3D, sorry.
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I checked the manual but didn't specify any brands in particular that work or don't work. If it helps to know, the seller actually e-mailed immediately following my order to ask what make and model my tv was. I e-mailed him back and he replied less than an hour again after mine telling me it would work and he would ship them immediately. Hope this gives confidence to buy cause I love the glasses. Used a dozen or so times now still on original charge.
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They work well with my 60" plasma 1080 LG smart tv. They are active glasses and battery last pretty long. Quality is okay not the best. I Purchase some universal 3d glasses from best buy and its the same thing