You can get these delivered from Crampton and Moore for £20.99

Clicky

Same price in currys too as got 4 pairs on boxing day for my LG active 3d tv. They take a while to pair though and never first time plus one pair refuse to pair at all. My only gripe about my tv is its not passive 3d. I may try new batteries just in case they have been sat in store a while.

got some on ebay, £16.50 delivered for 2x pair work perfect with the Sony tv, SSG-5100GB is the ones i have

yes i did wait 3 weeks :smiley:

good uk price :smiley:

I bought these a couple of weeks ago for same price in Currys.

Work just fine with my Sony telly.

Deanos'... the man... I can't be bothered to wait though.

Just for completeness here is the PC World link... note they are shown OOS at the moment.

http://www.pcworld.co.uk/gbuk/tv-dvd-audio/tv-accessories/smart-3d-tv-accessories/samsung-ssg-p51002-active-3d-glasses-twin-pack-21293308-pdt.html

I find I get ghosting with these glasses on my LG but again they may not be a good match to the tv but like sony ones lg glasses are also expensive.

I have a Ue40H6200, would these work?

You can get these delivered from Crampton and Moore for £20.99

Clicky

would they work with a panasonic st50?

If it's a deal in currys/PC world then it's a deal here when it's the same price

What do you mean 3D is on the way out? Not for me, active all the way. :sunglasses:

3D is on it's way out? I hope not, ordering a 3D TV on Monday!!

Delivery maybe longer but for £8.08 it's a no brainer. http://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B00M0FBO9E/ref=sr_ph?ie=UTF8&qid=1420231602&sr=1&keywords=3d+glasses:sunglasses:

£3.22 for a dozen batteries. http://www.amazon.co.uk/Panasonic-Specialist-Lithium-Batteries-CR2025/dp/B002EVOA4K/ref=pd_cp_ce_2:sunglasses:

3D is on its way out?! Where have you heard this? I love it. Find its much better on the tv than the cinemas.

Nothing wrong wrong with the glasses, just pointing out a cheaper option. As for 4K we are still struggling to get all channels in HD.

Nice one!

I have these the arms break easy, the previous glasses by samsung had folding arms and slight blinkers to help prevent side light.

ColdFinger in my book

You can get originals for that price

Who makes the Samsung ones? Which I've already got but buying extra for pub mates to watch sport and save £5 each is a no brainer. :sunglasses:

Lost me a little derek, I was agreeing with you and just pointing out why there is no 3D content and that regardless of opinion, the manufacturers have twigged that native 4K [not the mickey mouse version presented today!] is the way to go, hence 3D 4K content and hardware ;-)

As for the glasses, love them too!

Hmm, wonder if these would work with an LG 50PB690V...

Bad aint it, 4K malarky. I'm ordering a new TV on Monday and I am 90% going with a 55 H6400 but a 4K Samsung is tempting me... if only the price was a bit lower (£1600 the one I was looking at)

Have you considered the Sony and|or Panasonic ones of equal size but less wedge?

Hi would anybody know if these are compatible with the toshiba 48L5453DB.
the AG-O4 glasses are really expensive, around £35 each

Which ones? I was looking at the Samsung UE55HU7500 @ £1599, main reason the excellent reviews and the fact you can upgrade connections in future if the 4K players do not use HDMI.

See post #21.

they are this price in curys. nothing special here.

I've just bought a 55w829, but all reviews I've read suggest 3d is this tvs weak point, with ghosting and a soft picture. I'll be interested to find out what you thought of it!

Above comment is for busterdan!

Total tosh-you get what you pay for and in this case you pay all the money for the shipping, hence rubbish quality, stop spamming this site with rubbish you are trying to sell on Amazon mate-no one interested in your crap!

The future is no tvs, just headsets with glasses, just thought I'd let you know mate...........

There's plenty of 3D content being released. Every major blockbuster is still released in 3D and comes out on 3D blu ray. The studios seem to like 3D as they still make the films. I've always read people being convinced it's a fad, but it's been around for years now and will be for some time yet.

I've had a 3DTV and 3D Monitor for nearly 3 years. The TV is active and the monitor is passive. Want to know how much I use either? Hardly at all. Regardless this deal is hot and gives me another set of glasses to use for those odd wonders that do come out. 3D's certainly not taking over in anyway, it would have happened by now - but it's a nice bonus.

I bought these Sainsonic glasses on Ebay since everybody recommended them. Thought it was a good deal, they work brilliantly are comfortable and good quality. Only downside is these are too big for kids, can anyone say whether or not these Samsung are a better fit? Because searching online for kids 3d glasses are crazy expensive.

Same price at currys for months.

My comment about 3D-TV on it's way out was just based on my own experience of being an early adopter of 3DTV, with my 1080P Panasonic 3D Plasma (shortly going on Ebay!). Back in 2010 it was almost impossible to get 3D films and I wasn't prepared to pay the extra £5 or so for a 3d Bluray. Things have improved a little but nowhere near as much as I had expected.

Don't get me wrong I really like 3DTV and that's way I bought one again, but the discs need to be the same price not priced so much higher.

By the way I can confirm that the Samsung glasses worked absolutely fine with my Sony KDL-55W829B. They are lighter and slightly smaller than the Sony glasses and as some one has mentioned the arms are fixed although you can snap them out quite easily for storage. You would have to be careful as I would say the Samsung's are perhaps not as strong overall as the Sony's, still £21 or so for a twin pack is better than 50.

I watched Guardians of the Galaxy tonight.... what a waste of two hours... all action, no substance - I am increasingly finding the Marvel series of films pretty tedious (although I did like the recent Spiderman and Superman films). The 3D presentation is in my opinion pretty underwhelming until the final battle scene's when the special effects really take off and are very good. I've also got Dawn of the Planet of the Apes and Maleficent (watched both 2D only). I really enjoyed Maleficent and I bet it's going to look sumptuous in 3D.

If you want a few 3D samples to play with there are plenty on Youtube including these https://www.youtube.com/user/biohemmet/videos also try doing a search for just "yt3d" from your TV

Yeah that's what I thought but have been surprised, apparently it's displayed at half quality or something. I don't pretend to know all the technicalities but if it half the resolution then it's not really noticeable. What I would say though is you need to spend some time getting the display right... there is more information on AVforums, play around/tweak these settings and see how you go... https://www.avforums.com/threads/sony-w829-kdl-50w829-reviewers-recommended-best-settings.1869036/

If you like underwater documentary type programs then check out this 50 minute film.... it's 1080p but considering it's been put through the Youtube conversion it still looks amazing. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zyPLTtj-cxg

Nice deal i have been looking for a cheap set of these for about 2 weeks now after picking up the Sammy UE40F6400 so this was perfect timing

hi I bought this also having issues with Netflix dose your connect OK ? all other net connection is OK thanks for any help

Netflicks works perfectly on mine have you tried updating the firmware on the TV or you could also try using the cast option from the netflicks app on your phone/tablet to see if that will force it to start

lol like i said buy some super glue if you buy these

Ive got a Panasonic 42" and I've got non original glasses but they are dark to watch through. I wonder if these will be any good?

they all should be darker as current 3d does lose you alot of the brightness effect

Are these compatible with the Samsung 6 series? UE48H6400

Like me if you want items delivered, go to Rakuten UK and the same item totals £30.95 after delivery, use code 25%COUPONFORYOU for 25% off bringing price down to £23.95

Yeah all H series TVs are compatible I believe. I have the UE48H6240 I think and it works fine. £21.50 in Curry's as mentioned by someone else.

Yeah all H series TVs are compatible I believe. I have the UE48H6240 I think and it works fine. £21.50 in Curry's as mentioned by someone else.

thanks went to bed scratching my head after reading lots of the same reports on line with the fault code given lots of conflicting info. however tried it this mourning after changing nothing after last night's failed attempts and it worked his very strange thanks for a reply ;-)

It should work as well, I read somewhere else. Currys do not have it in stock.

Thanks for this - no RS near me so have ordered from your link.

They do work once paired. Seems to be hit and miss to pair them but once they are they work fine.

Whilst on the subject, does anyone have any recommendations on 3D films ?

Never been interested in 3D, but my new TV (Sony KDL55W8) has it built in (Active).

I've had a play about & nothing really pops out (more in depth perspective), apart from an LG 3D Demo clip on You Yube which was amazing. I didn't realise 3D via you TV could be so good, yet every film/clip I've tried has been more perspective than picture dancing around your living room.

Any films actually do this which people can recommend ? I've got a revo running XBMC which has most of the 3D films out there, so I can try out any recommendations.

Cheers

Chris

Superman isn't Marvel and Guardians wasn't shot in 3D, was added later, so will never be as good as Avatar say

for any of you that buy films in 3d you need to check this list out as it tells you what films are filmed in 3d and what are processed afterwards.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_3D_films

Crampton and Moore delivered is cheaper at £20.99 I think... the link is on the first page of the messages

I'm a XBMC user from the old XBOX (First version) days.... tell me more about this Revo thing though :smiley:

Having bought the TV we decided to buy some films... according to the Wikipedia link http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_3D_films (Thanks Klaus!!) Guardians of the Galaxy was shot in 2D, we also bought Maleficent which I really enjoyed and looks lovely but I haven't watched it in 3D yet. We also got Dawn of the Planet of the Apes... also really enjoyed that and it was apparently shot in 3D. Again I have only watched it in 2D so I'm looking forward to giving it another spin.

Dredd is a good film and shot in 3D (again I have it... just not got around to watching it.... will rectify that tonight!)
A Christmas Carol (animated in 3D) looks great and has nice 3D... lingering shots of things coming out of the screen and snow fall and candle effects.
If you enjoy motorsports (or Guy Martin) then TT - Closer to the Edge is a must, it's not all shot in 3D and some of it is added after in production but it looks great and the story is good too.
Monster House (Animated) was my first 3D BR and is much like Christmas Carol... put's 3D to very good effect.

same price at Curry's and £19 on ebay

Difficult to find/get (for me at least) and not available on line for order.... Ebay have loads of listings, they are cheaper if you are happy to wait for delivery from China.

Acer Revo (mini PC, about the size of 3 DVD cases stacked), dual boots into either Win 7 or XBMC.

XBMC had video add ins such as Mash Up, Ice Films etc, & you can stream movies in 2D/3D/SD/HD until your heart is content.

I'l have to get XBMC installed on my desktop/laptop.... or perhaps Tablet... isn't it called Kobi or something now?

I have these, they came with my samsung TV. Sorry, but it don't find them comfortable at all, and they slip about, due to the design. I also can't recommend having active 3D as opposed to Passive. Some might argue that active 3d enhances the picture...but all I see is flickering, that you don't get with the passive.

These are a good price for what they are though, just not keen myself

It is now mate, yes.

I installed the latest stable version again last week & it was still XBMC, will update to Kobi once its stable & available for my dual boot version.

Not used it in ages as I have Moviebox & Apple TV for streaming movies, but XBMC has loads of films in 3D.

There's a good article and related discussion on AV Forums about the best 3D blu-rays that's worth a read

AV Forums Article

AV Forums Discussion

can anyone recommend a pair that has closed in sides as I have these with my Samsung and find I get put off by peripheral vision

Really good article.... I quite fancy Life of Pi and Gravity in 3D

I know what you mean but most glasses have gone for the open sides presumably because of people wearing spectacles...

It doesn't bother me too much but using some black gaffer tape folded the arm and cut to shape would be a temporary fix and not to difficult.

Gravity 3D

Just ordered some from Crampton and Moore, £20.99 inc delivery.

Funny though, they have them listed on Amazon for £62.99 :/

Just finished watching Dredd 3D, it looks awesome, especially the slow motion bits.... definitely recommended!

Would these be compatible with this projector?

http://www.amazon.co.uk/BenQ-TW523P-Lumens-Entertainment-Projector-White/dp/B00JFTMNBG

i also have a pair from John Lewis and they are much lighter than the copies.

Mate your a star cheers!! Ordered 4 :smiley:

has anyone tried this with the Sony KDL55W8?

Yes they work perfectly.

Thats great, thanks for the reply!

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