Sony TMR-BR100 3D Sync Transmitter for Sony's 3D Glasses, Black

I bought this for my Sony 3D TV (NX810) and it works perfectly. There is a setting for where you mount this (TV level, below or above). Make sure to change it as needed as the quality of the 3D is better when set correctly. The cord length is long so you have plenty of choices on where to mount this. I do see some ghosting sometimes but that could be my TV or glasses. I would recommend this if you need it.

The Sony TMR-BR100 3D Sync Transmitter for Sony's 3D Glasses worked great with my Sony 3D TV. I can't believe that I waited this long to purchase this 3D transmitter which came only as an optional separate purchase item with the original tv. I have been really missing the great 3D performance of this Sony TV

This might be a good product but unfortunately was totally useless, did not fit my Sony Bravia. I was very disappointed and irritated because this mess could be avoided if the seller would have specified very clear which Sony TV can use this specific transmitter. Not only, but the instructions were only in Chinese - no offense to China but I'm an American and I speak ENGLISH. I'm adding a couple of pics so you can check the plug shape before you order.

I bought this for an 18 month old Sony HX800 television. It was simple to set up as you just plug it into the back of the TV and then place it somewhere in front where it has direct line of sight to the 3D glasses. In my case I placed it on top of the TV with the included adhesive tape and rotated using the thumb knob on the side so that it transmitted at eye level to someone on the couch. That was it. I handed my kids their 3d glasses, hit the 3d button on the remote to turn on the function then browsed to the 3d channel in the HX800 included network services. My kids were shouting with excitement at the new effect.

I mean if you have a 2010 model 3D Sony TV you MUST buy a transmitter separately (except for a single XBR model I believe). So with the transmitter and glasses I can now watch 3D TV. Yay I guess. This isn't a review on the quality of the 3D that Sony TVs provide..though it is pretty good. I mean the whole purpose for this transmitter to exist (aside from Sony nickel and diming it's customers) is to send a synch signal to the glasses. And it does that very well. And it works with the new 2011 TDG-BR250 glasses, so that's a plus. Our setup has us sitting about 15 feet from the TV and I was able to get a signal anywhere in the room, so it does it's job well. And it wide transmission angles are well demonstrated as we position the transmitter not in the most ideal location as described below. My biggest worry before getting the transmitter was if the cord was long enough. We have the 55NX-810, and the transmitter outlet on that model is near the very top of the TV. We want the transmitter sitting on a shelf of the TV stand about 6 inches below the TV. Well that's where the transmitter is now because the cord is indeed long enough. It's a whole 6-Feet long so plenty for anywhere around the TV. It stand well enough on it's own and we don't use the double sided tape. We just place it behind the Wii transmitter and it just tall enough to transmits above the Wii.. So I mean if you own a 2010 Sony 3D TV and you want to make the most of your TV you kind of have no choice but to get this transmitter. Good thing is it does it's job and it's decently priced. If you have a 2011 TV you have no need for this thing. 4 stars because it works......not 5 stars simply because it should have been built in an not a separate purchase in the first place.

The guy at Best Buy did not know of this product. Amazon to the rescue. Got it quick and saved $25. Works as promised and now my Sony's 3D empowered. Placed in front of my center speaker gives it good range and is practically invisible. No hassles just added viewing fun.

It a shame that you even need to purchase this, but it works as intended. I have had no issues with angles when viewing 3D

I have a 3D Sony TV without the built-in transmitter but never bought the starter kit. Then my in-laws got a 3D Sony TV with built-in transmitter and glasses. They gave me the glasses because they don't really want 3D. Then it became painless to buy this transmitter and go 3D. I wasn't sure if I will run into any trouble having the TV, the transmitter, and the glasses from different sources. Since they are all Sony, I gave it a try. I plugged the transmitter in the TV, followed the PlayStation3's instruction on identifying the TV size, popped in the 3D movie that came with the TV a while back, turned on the glasses, and that was it -- wow! Now I actually look forward to watching some more 3D content.

satisfied

does what I would expect it to do - it is a genuine Sony product and is more than £100 cheaper than Sony...what more needs to be said!