Hi pokey, Thank you for your inquiry! Unfortunately, the X95K doesn't support 3D picture. However with XR sound, all of your entertainment is upscaled to 3D surround sound. With BRAVIA XR, everything you watch gets the true surround sound treatment. XR Surround virtually creates surround sound from the sides and vertically using just the TV speakers, so you can experience 3D audio without the need for in-ceiling or up-firing speakers. Experience the ultimate in brightness and contrast with the BRAVIA XR X95K Mini LED TV. XR Backlight Master Drive controls thousands of tiny, high-density Mini LEDs with absolute precision to deliver lifelike 4K HDR picture. Plus, with X-Wide Angle and X-Anti Reflection, off-angle color and brightness are preserved with less glare. Hope this helps! - Kris

No the K series is not 3D. I do have a 2015 C series that can do 3D but I have never taken advantage of it.

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Hi pokey, Thank you for your inquiry! Unfortunately, the X95K doesn't support 3D picture. However with XR sound, all of your entertainment is upscaled to 3D surround sound. With BRAVIA XR, everything you watch gets the true surround sound treatment. XR Surround virtually creates surround sound from the sides and vertically using just the TV speakers, so you can experience 3D audio without the need for in-ceiling or up-firing speakers. Experience the ultimate in brightness and contrast with the BRAVIA XR X95K Mini LED TV. XR Backlight Master Drive controls thousands of tiny, high-density Mini LEDs with absolute precision to deliver lifelike 4K HDR picture. Plus, with X-Wide Angle and X-Anti Reflection, off-angle color and brightness are preserved with less glare. Hope this helps! - Kris
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No the K series is not 3D. I do have a 2015 C series that can do 3D but I have never taken advantage of it.
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