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Sony 3D Glasses (TDGBR250B)

  • Model Number: TDGBR250B
  • WebID: 10169598
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These Sony 3D glasses not only deliver ultra-realistic 3D HD images when used with your 3D HDTV, they also ensure the image is as perfect as possible by eliminating ambient light to fully enhance and underscore the image you see.

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FEATURES:
  • Fully-adjustable 3D glasses

  • Rechargeable

  • Durable construction with a lightweight design

  • Cut out ambient room light for the full 3D effect

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  • Parts - 1 Year(s)
  • Labour - 1 Year(s)

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1 Customer Reviews for Sony 3D Glasses (TDGBR250B)

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3.0
  • Stanley
  • from Richmond Hill
  • Dec 11, 2011

Decent Glasses

Tried the glasses with Beauty & the Beast and HP Deathly Hallows 1 & 2 on our Sony 55" HX720 model and they seem perform relatively well. However, they do cause dizziness with the non-stop refreshing (approx. 60 per second) causing 1-2 second instances of either eye being blurry. Repeating this problem over a long movie such as HP ruins the benefits of having 3D, hence the dizziness. This was less noticable with the slower and shorter Beauty and the Beast. So opinions will dramatically vary depending on the movie. I highly recommend researching the quality of the 3D movie, as HP was considered average, but Beauty was good. Not all 3D movies are the same quality. The technology is still considered average, but spending money on expensive glasses and movies might not be worth the premium.