This is the TV I've decided on but I'd prefer to not pay so much on 3D glasses can you recommend oner that works well with this set? Thank you.
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To tell the truth, I'm not that concerned with 3D. I did plan on trying it out, but since I ended up buying a TV that doesn't come with them, I'm probably not going to buy any. I know AVSforum.com has a thread specifically for this TV and many people say a lot of the Samsung ones are compatible and work well. The Panasonic glasses are only $30 a piece now, I know that. Sorry I couldn't be of much help, but I would definitely check out AVS.
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3 Active from Dimensional Optics work very well. Model I'm using now is A1S01241GD5. First pair I got from them didn't work very well. Images in the background were fuzzy. Emailed them for tech support and was very impressed. End result, they replaced them with the new IF1's. These are great. Every bit as good as the Panasonic's.
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Yes, when I bought this a couple years ago I checked how much it was and it was 300+ with the glasses and all when I only paid 599 for the tv on the black Friday deal. So it wasn't worth it for me. Might be cheaper now.
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They work fairly well. You should know that most passive 3D tv's don't work as well as active on I max so it's not south the glasses as the technology.
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The HX800 is an awesome set. You'll get HD on a Vizio and other cheaper brands, but it's not going to be HQ... I was ok with Samsung, Magnavox, and Sharp HDTVs until I got used to watching this set.
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I personally haven't seen the 3D on this TV yet but I had done a lot of research on this particular model before I ordered it. It is arriving tomorrow. The 3D quality on this TV is one of the best available out there. Ghosting and crosstalk at almost nonexistent. If you are not looking for a 4K tv, this is your best choice among 1080
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I haven't seen a brand new 3D for this year. The ones I have seen are a couple years old, but with this one its great quality and you don't need powered glasses like some other models. However normal HD bounces btw 720/1080 and is not Always without the 'streaky blur'. If mainly 3D viewing, I say it's worth it, if u can handle a few glitches-but can maybe be repaired with the perfect settings.
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I'm not impressed by the 3D on the tv. You need special powered glasses that have to sync with the TV. There's also image ghosting. My Inlaws have a cheap LG TV and the 3D is much better on that, they can use the glasses that come free at the movie theater and the quality of the 3D is much better than the Sony 3D.
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I read where the ps2 3 d glasses will work great just like the others but our half the price, not sure if they are still available and have not try them myself, might look into that more
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Yup these guys already stated it right. I have the HD33 and two sets of MonsterVision Max 3D glasses. They work great. My only issue has been keeping them charged. I think that is only cause I rarely watch things in 3D but when I do it is amazing!! MonsterVision Max 3D Eyewear System with Active Sync - Glasses and Transmitterer Kit for Active 3D
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Hi there. I haven't used it often but what I have seen impresses me very much. I would have to agree it is Cinema quality. I like that it's a passive system so I don't need to charge the glasses or waste money on batteries. I am in no way an expert in 3D technology but it impresses a layman such as myself. The tv overall is phenomenal best tv I've ever owned, especially for blu-Ray. Happy hunting.
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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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No I haven't. I have an LG TV. The definitive word on this is you always order glasses made by the television's manufacturer to optimize quality. Can any 3D glasses work? Sure. You can even use the "cheapy" glasses given at a movie theatre. If Vizio has any, buy them from Vizio. Othwer wise, these work great. I am very happy with the LG glasses.
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This is not necessarily true of the new passive TV's. I agree that there are limitations of the active glasses I own, primarily that your ability to lay down and watch 3D is restricted, but the image quality seen from these passive 3D sets is primitive at best. I had taken consideration in waiting for a new passive 3D set until viewing them in-store. These new sets of passive 3D have a lesser sense of depth than their active 3D competitors as well as there inability to produce a 3D image in 1080p. Their 1080p resolution is limited only to 2D image production and on larger screens, appear very grainy. This is not to say that the next generation of passive 3D will not show improvement in these areas, but I am thrilled with my XBR-55hx929 and dont feel like waiting a likely 2 more years before passive can match this experience.
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I have the same TV, and I bought the AN-3DG40 glasses from Best Buy, they told me they will work. They do not. I returned them and ordered the AN-3DG30 on Amazon. They worked.
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Got mine for $950.00 total, plus 10 pr of 3d glasses @ Andorama.GREAT tv for the price!
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Is a great tv for it's price but I'm a huge fan of 3D and the passive format divides the resolution in one half for each eye. For a truly enjoyable experience get a tv with active shutter format. It's the closest to real 3d.
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Although these are very good, I'd recommend the LG AG-F220 Cinema Clip On 3D Glasses for over glasses use. They are LG but work with other brands of passive 3d TVs (mine are used with a Vizio set).