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If your 3D glasses have the screw type battery compartment, the battery is the CR-1620. If your 3D glasses (older style) have a snap open battery compartment, the battery is the CR-2025.

The SSG-5150 uses CR1620 batteries. Thanks for your interest in Samsung products. --Mr.Samsung

It depends on how old these 3D glasses are. The ones I got in 2013 use the CR-2025 battery. The newer ones use the CR-1620. The snap open battery compartment (older glasses) use the CR-2025. The screw open battery compartment use the CR-1620. Since the newer glasses come with two (2) of the CR-1620 batteries and are rated for the same amount of 3D viewing time, I think Samsung is telling consumers that the CR-1620 batteries have half the expected life of the CR-2025 batteries.

For the 5150 series glasses, there are 2 CR1620 batteries with each pair. I would, personally, take them out between viewings, as they can burn out quickly if you just let them sit (I think they are rated for 17 hours of viewing, but just sitting takes away from that time). You can easily find new 1620 batteries at most grocery and drug stores.

These SSG-5150GB glasses require a CR 1620. The older model SSG-5150GB require a CR 2025.

Any brand CR2016. Normally available at CVS, Walgreens, and Wal-Marts nationwide.

The Samsung 3-D glasses comes with 2 batteries.

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If your 3D glasses have the screw type battery compartment, the battery is the CR-1620. If your 3D glasses (older style) have a snap open battery compartment, the battery is the CR-2025.
Answered by RonB 10 years ago
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The SSG-5150 uses CR1620 batteries. Thanks for your interest in Samsung products. --Mr.Samsung
Answered by Samsung 11 years ago
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It depends on how old these 3D glasses are. The ones I got in 2013 use the CR-2025 battery. The newer ones use the CR-1620. The snap open battery compartment (older glasses) use the CR-2025. The screw open battery compartment use the CR-1620. Since the newer glasses come with two (2) of the CR-1620 batteries and are rated for the same amount of 3D viewing time, I think Samsung is telling consumers that the CR-1620 batteries have half the expected life of the CR-2025 batteries.
Answered by RonB 10 years ago
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For the 5150 series glasses, there are 2 CR1620 batteries with each pair. I would, personally, take them out between viewings, as they can burn out quickly if you just let them sit (I think they are rated for 17 hours of viewing, but just sitting takes away from that time). You can easily find new 1620 batteries at most grocery and drug stores.
Answered by GBWOrld 11 years ago
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These SSG-5150GB glasses require a CR 1620. The older model SSG-5150GB require a CR 2025.
Answered by Rusty 11 years ago
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CR1620
Answered by bppr 9 years ago
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Cr1620 battery
Answered by QueDview 9 years ago
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Any brand CR2016. Normally available at CVS, Walgreens, and Wal-Marts nationwide.
Answered by bwhitsonjr 9 years ago
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The Samsung 3-D glasses comes with 2 batteries.
Answered by Tori 9 years ago
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Batteries are included
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