Having said that there's a few new VR headsets that have super high resolutions like the Pimax 8K (about $1300 US+) or Varjo VR-2 ($5-6K) that could do the job but you'd probably want to demo those first. As a quick way to experience it you can try with PS4 + PSVR, this shows a lower/grainy resolution of the movie in a window in front of you (definitely not FHD). I'd recommend staying away from the VR/HMD headsets for 3D movies unless you've experienced it before, they're mostly designed as immersive VR units (so your central movie viewing area is almost never going to be FHD) as they need to spread the pixels out to cover at least 90-110 degrees FOV.

You'd need to do some careful research to find what would fit your requirements. Optoma CinemaX P1 which would let you project onto a wall from an existing TV stand unit without needing the longer distances from a traditional projector. If you are determined to retire your 3D TV the only really useful choice is to consider a projector, particularly a short-throw one with 3D support like for example the Optoma GT5600 or There's going to be new headsets coming out but again, the actual fundamental experience is not the same as a TV or projector.

Click to expand.I'd recommend staying away from the VR/HMD headsets for 3D movies unless you've experienced it before, they're mostly designed as immersive VR units (so your central movie viewing area is almost never going to be FHD) as they need to spread the pixels out to cover at least 90-110 degrees FOV.

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