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Reviewed on www.walmart.com·Derrick Wills
I'm a movie buff. Love Binge Watching. And an Avengers Lover. So Good Quality Watching is Big for me. I sat in the Store for about 2-3 hours comparing TVs, brands, and models. 1 store rep even walked with me the Entire time. I didn't want to base my decision on the typical pre-made content that shows EVERY TV in it's best light such as Cartoons and Animated Graphics. Nope. I want a more Realistic Feed. Give me a movie and a Trailer. I compared the Darks, the Lights, the Color, Resolution and Motion. This TV stood Out. Even more than the higher priced models in it's own Brand, and definitely more than the others. I've always been a Samsung guy and can proudly say I've made the switch. Samsung was killin the game, but SONY.... wow. Specifically monitored 3 key things while watching Spiderman No Way Home Trailer in 4k. Avatar 2 Trailer in 4k. Unchartered movie & Transformers Dark Side of Moon. Compared this Sony Bravia X90k with the Sony Bravia A80k, A90J, Samsung Q70A, and a cheap good Element TV. All 55 inches. Compared the blacks in Spiderman. Dark scenes. focusing on Black Trench Coat Clothing and Shadows. Too Dark on the Higher End Sonys. Pixels were off, but then you lose some detail in the shadows. Very good on the Samsungs, but not enough contrast nor color. Element was just too dark all around. Compared the Color of Avatar 2 Trailer. No comparison. The BLUEs on this TV are AMAZING. On the BEST settings, Samsung couldn't even get half of it. Then compared the Highest End Samsung in the store, and still couldn't compete. This Blue is BLUE. But not overpowering the other colors. It's not just HUE. It's BLUE. Then compared motion and detail of Unchartered & Transformers. Specifically water scenes, action scenes, wide shots, and pores on the skin. This TV outperformed the others and MATCHED the higher priced Sonys. \r\nOVERALL, this TV was the Perfect Blend. At 120hz, loved it. I originally bought the Samsung Q70A and got it home, and was disappointed. I was like... to finally go after the tv I always wanted, I didn't feel the "Spark" I needed when I watched TV. Went to the store and picked up the Sony X90K, took it home, and fell in love. Comparing it to all my TVs at home, including side by side with the Samsung I hadn't returned yet. Ended up giving the samsung to my mom and every time I turn on this Sony... I feel the Spark! So glad I bought this TV. Small Notes, the interface is fast as well. Samsung has a slight delay when you push the remote buttons. It's like the processor is faster in the Sony. LOVE the Samsung remote though with the solar feature, charging and style, but...who cares when the TV is this good. For those who care about Sound, this TV is Loud! I always have soundbars, but this almost doesn't need one. Definitely Louder than the other brands. It really is, the TV I always wanted!
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Reviewed on www.walmart.com·defaultForRating
Yes this tv is very expensive, believe me I know. I'm a disabled veteran who has to live off my disability so I had to save up little by little for over a year to finally get one , so this is especially special for me. I am a life long Sony tv user but I never had the top Sony tv out there and in my mind best tv out of all the brands! This tv really has all the bells and whistles that you could ever imagine and more! The one big thing that everyone always complains about is that OLED tvs are too dark compared to LEDs, well Sony fixed that because now you can control the brightness with low or high and boom, your tv picture is so much brighter now especially on Dolby Vision dark. Truly amazing. In fact it has a whole ton of new picture controls that I had to look up on the internet just to see what they were. And it has 2 4k 120 ports for you to use. My only complaint out of this incredible smart tv is that some external devices will not work even with the regular ports. For example, my very expensive hue sync box set up will not work. It has some crazy problem with Dolby vision and nobody seems to have an answer for the problem. And on that subject some apps like for example, paramount will not come in on Dolby vision. Just something to think about before you buy. I mean, look, SDR comes in so amazing you have to check to see if it's in Dolby vision and one could argue that it looks about the same but still, if you have to spend all that hard earned money on the very best tv out there you would hope you would not have these problems at all even if it might be the other companies fault. But even with that all said this tv is absolutely amazing and for me I can get over those small issues to completely appreciate this amazing tv and picture. The sound is pretty cool too. I have a incredible stereo system with a Yamaha a8a and RP IIs Klipsch speakers and full Dolby atmos so I can't comment to much on the tv sound but one cool thing is some of the Sony sound bars and receivers can use the entire smart tv as a center speaker which is pretty darn cool! If you can afford it this the number one tv out there very best Sony QD-OLED that has ever been made! It is one of the few things that I have ever encountered that actually lives up to the hype!
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Reviewed on www.walmart.com·Gregulah
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Recently upgraded during the Black Friday sales. I upgraded to take advantage of the newer HDMI 2.1 features with my PS5 (and AV receiver with eARC). The TV is great for gaming as I had hoped and is a nice improvement from my previous TV when it comes to TV and movies (the X90E is still really solid in this regard).\r\n\r\nThe local dimming and HDR is a nice improvement, my previous TV didn't do dolby vision so that's a welcome addition. The colours and highlights really pop and the vibrancy of the colours is really noticeable (using custom or cinema with expert1 colour and most excessive enhancements switched off).\r\n\r\nThe remote is a nice improvement, much smaller but keeping all the buttons I actually need. The menu changes are also smartly done with the prior app shortcuts being incorporated into the inputs menu (if you want it). I also really like the quick settings and the level of customization that is available.\r\n\r\nThe eARC feature works great with my older STRDN 1080 Sony receiver passing through Atmos and such through flawlessly. Also from a sound perspective the Airplay 2 addition is really nice (amp has airplay 1) as it responds quicker and integrates better with home kit. My wife and I regularly use the TV and screen off function for music and the dolby sound setting smartly selects multi speaker stereo for music (which sounds great with my setup).\r\n\r\nMinor gripe if anything is that the picture appears to be a bit cooler than my previous TV with the same settings (custom/cinema in expert1). It may just be adjusting to the more vibrant picture of the new TV but I've never felt the need to properly/proffesionally calibrate a Sony TV before and I'm hoping this won't be the first.\r\n\r\nAs with the previous x90E I really don't think there is a better midrange TV available in Australia. Very happy over all.
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Reviewed on www.walmart.com·Mac Cat
I have been very pleased with this new SONY Bravia TV. It's my first OLED and the colors are bright and clear, the resolution is incredible and I am still exploring all of the features, settings and built-in apps. I use Google TV (YouTube TV) as my primary streaming service and I was delighted that it worked right out of the box, after logging in. It even has a couple of app features that didn't work with my Google ComCast dongle devices.\r\n\r\nSetup was very easy and intuitive. It took less than 10 minutes to answer a few questions, connect to the WiFi and update the remote firmware. \r\n\r\nLater, I mounted the TV on my wall and I was very pleased to find that the VESA screws were already in the back of the TV, so that made installation simpler. \r\n\r\nAll of my streaming services worked as expected, so I installed a Digital antenna in my window and quickly found another 45 channels over the air. The best thing about this new TV is that there is only 2 wires showing - the power cable and the window antenna.\r\n\r\nI found the speakers more and adequate, so I have not even bothered to connect the home theater speakers or the Blu-Ray player. \r\n\r\nI even found a remote control app on my phone and I have been having fun throwing up content from the iPhone to the TV.\r\n\r\nNot the least of the features was the backlighted remote control, completely re-invented. I loved finding my favorite streaming apps already on the remote pad and the backlighting is a major bonus. I also like the textured aluminum case, which is easier to hold. Most of all, my wife seemed very comfortable with the remote, which is not like her. She usually hands it to me, but this time, she felt confident to use it right away. \r\n\r\nGreat engineering !\r\nThoughtful features.\r\nExcellent performance.
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Reviewed on www.walmart.com·Derek1129
Overall, this is a great television. It's not one that was on my radar, but I'm glad the associate at the store showed it to me. It cost a little more than I planned on spending, but it's been worth it. The TV was very easy to set up and despite the description, does have adjustable legs. Standing my 55" version on the higher adjusted legs, to accommodate my sound bar, there is a slight back and forth wobble, but not enough to worry about it tipping over. \r\n\r\nThis TV has excellent picture quality and color. It honestly has the most accurate colors I've seen and the color gamut is also amazing. The full array backlighting was a must for me and it provides really great contrast, although sometimes there is just a little bit of light blooming around bright white lettering. There are multiple picture modes to choose from and a lot of settings that can be adjusted. After referencing a couple websites to get a better understanding of the settings, I finally got each mode fine tuned where I like it. Movies look really great and very accurate in cinema mode Even movies I've seen before look better than I remember. Using the game mode for Switch and PS5 has also been great. The color gamut and HDR has made PS5 gaming look amazing. There are also a lot of built in steaming apps and switching through all the various inputs is a breeze. If you're looking for great color and picture quality, lots of good features, and are willing to spend a little more vs. getting a budget priced TV, I would definitely recommend the Sony Bravia X90K.
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Reviewed on www.walmart.ca·Howesy999
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This TV packs in feature, after feature. Opening the box I was impressed with the size of the tv and its build quality. (Buyers should ensure that if they are using a tv stand to check the weight of the tv as these are substantial screens.) Putting the tv up on the wall is definatley my preferred option. \nSetting up the tv was simple and we connected it to a google account. For ease of set up I used the bluetooth controller, opposed to the standard one (both are supplied). Once set up the display from the screen does not disapoint. \nI had seen some reviews that people couldn't connect their soundbars using a optical connection, however within the kit is a attachment that allows you to use this feature. Once set up I played around with the options on the audio, as the delay needed tweeking, but again not to complex to sort. \nAs well as your standard tv features I love the quick buttons on the remote, and even found extra shows that way my children love. \nI have also had a look at the room art features and love the space function with the great colours of the screen taking my mind to a peacful place as the solar images and music relax you. \nThe thing I most enjoy about this tv is that it is like having your own cinema experience at home, bringing those big screen pictures to your living room. With updates the capability of this tv and all its features will continue to grow.
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Reviewed on www.walmart.com·wr4567
This is my first ever Sony TV. This is hands down the best TV I have ever owned or seen. Stunningly good picture quality. Sony has the best processing on any TV and it shows. So bright, it can be used in a relatively bright room. Gorgeous, rich colors. Best DV implementation ever. Only slight negative is the gaming menu isn't as robust as others but gaming itself looks fabulous. Also, when the feet are in the center position the TV cannot be raised up, it has to be flat, wish it could still be raised for a soundbar. These are very minor things and don't take away from how gorgeous this TV is. Pricey but I think you are getting more value for that extra money. Amazing upscaling and fixing low quality images to 4K, can't believe how good regular cable from a cable box looks on this. \r\nHome screen Interface should be brighter, the home screen is dim, and it could be a touch more snappy, but still good. \r\n\r\nBest sound out of the standard speakers of any TV out there right now. Being able to use the TV itself as the center channel connected to a receiver is awesome and adds another level to the sound field when watching in surround sound.\r\n\r\nHands down the best TV ever made. Attached picture is slightly different color in person due to the phone's camera in ability to capture things properly.
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Reviewed on www.walmart.com·Maistro69
As a former home audio video installer I dealt with quite a few brands and LG tended to be the go to brand for TV's. They had (actually still do) a quality build, picture, and flexibility as well as a very good price point that left room for profit. Sony has always been the benchmark in the TV world when it comes to the picture. They had kind of been overtaken for several years when the plasma to LCD transition was happening and I wasn't sure they would recover their status. So with a home full of LG TV's I decided to see for myself if Sony was back in the game with a offer to good to refuse. Walmart gave me early access to a 75” $1500 Sony TV for $960 to the door. Very happy to report that I'm so glad I'm took advantage of that deal as this TV is superb for its price point. I have absolutely no complaints at all. Sure a $4K would have better this and that but I've found that 95% of the time I'm just fine without perfect blacks etc.. The other thing I was worried about was it arriving with a broken screen but it arrived in perfect condition. I don't understand people giving the TV a bad review due to a cracked screen but people are people so…. This TV is worth every penny of the full $1500 price and you won't be disappointed. Sorry for rambling
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Reviewed on www.bestbuy.com·Rich2020
The Sony Bravia XR X90K 4K HDR has a clear, sharp and bright picture with lots of features you won’t get on less expensive models. With most all newer TV’s the speakers are behind the screen and are small, so the sound is just OK. You will probably want to consider a reasonably priced sound bar for better sound. The full array LED contrast (QLED) with controlled area backlighting is so much better than LED edge lighted sets. The Google TV and Google assistant works well. Two HDMI 2.1 inputs as well as one (ARC) HDMI is provided for output to sound bars. Two USB ports are also provided. 4K UHD resolution provides good action without blurring of fast moving objects and people. The 120 Hz refresh rate means smooth lifelike viewing. We are using one of the many featured streaming services, Google U Tube TV and it works well even with our slow internet speeds. The normal over the air antenna allows us to get about 60 channels for free and they come in well on this set. Loving the voice controlled remote control too! Many more features that we are still exploring. $31 per year for electrical cost which is about average for this size and type of TV, so this model is not considered energy efficient. However you can’t go wrong with a Sony IMO!
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Reviewed on www.bhphotovideo.com·Joseph
The 9II picture is fantastic and the sound quality is pretty good for a small speaker TV. The remote is pretty simple to operate and has a nice back light on the buttons. The 9II is a fairly light TV that can be handled easily by two people. The base setup is OK, I would prefer a swivel base. I had a Hitachi plasma that had an optional electric swivel base. It is awesome and still works after 20 years. \nThe screen is supposed to be the best for anti-reflective surfaces and it does work great. However you can’t really clean it or you’ll wipe off the coating. That’s pretty lame. My son sneezed and some liquid hit the screen. Now I have a 2” diameter spot that has a coating issue. Sony should provide an excellent cleaning process but all they do is give you a dry cleaning rag, for dust perhaps. \nAnother issue I have is location of the inputs. Sony put them way off to one side facing outward to make it worse. Sure there’s probably design issues and cost considerations but give me a break. This TV is not inexpensive. Also instead of promoting Google I would rather see Sony offer the owner the option of an internet interface. My personal preference is Amazon at this time. \nFunctionally the 9II is fantastic.
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Reviewed on www.bestbuy.com·TheWatcher
First of all a BIG thanks to Manager of the Geek Squad over there in Best Buy Perimeter GA! He really knew what he was talking about when I had technical questions regarding Dolby Atmos and the correct cables and things regarding picture quality etc…
Honestly I never thought I would buy a Sony but they have radically changed and the Bravia XR series that I purchased is awesome in many ways! First it’s super fast when navigating through apps and ur cable too. The main reason i bought this particular TV is because it has Dolby Atmos compatibility with my sound system as well. Great things about the Google TV it works awesome IMO. The one remote talks to my cable box sound system and TV! Picture quality is great and I love that it has calibrated mode for Netflix and Sony Bravo and probably others. I love the TV you can’t get this type of quality for the price anywhere! I’m now a Sony fan again and it’s mostly due to the Manger of the Geek Squad at Perimeter GA.
Great TV I would buy it again!
Mine is hung using the VESA mounts, with LED lights I bought stuck to the back of it.
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Reviewed on www.walmart.com·CedsBravia
This TV offers so much I don't know where to begin.. So many features and options to help you navigate through the tv.. I'm a Sony person my last and all my tvs are and have been made by Sony.. I'm still surfing through all the options on this television.. I feel like I'm in my pearsonal office as I tune into the television.. I can go on and on about the tv.. So in love with it I still have the original screen wrapping on it yes as I watch… The packing of this item was also packed at an all time high.. 5 stars and mega more for the packaging.. If you grew up with Sony as I did then trust me you'll be very satisfied with such a purchase.I will also add the protection plans as well as an entertaining package such as sound bar speakers etc…I'm not a big gamer but a true Sony person knows if you get a PlayStation made by Sony then you get A Television made by Sony.. Absolutely love Sony from my sony walkman to all my Sony products.. Gaming watching browsing playing music from this television is awesome… Love it Love Sony forever I will choose hands down… Thank you Sony..
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Reviewed on www.bestbuy.com·GoJoe
Actually, this TV shames another 4k Smart TV that I own. All the Apps work. The picture quality and sound quality are beyond good for the price. Friends say they feel like they are sitting in a theater.\n\nLove the ability to listen to music and have a slide show of photo's playing at the same time. \n\nThe HDR10 gives true blacks. Darks scenes that my other TV just shows pitch black/gray you hear a lot of noise but see no detail. This TV seems like it has the ability to pull the shadows (kind of like when you process a digital photograph to be able to see more detail in the dark area). I can actually see some details to go along with the audio.\n\nThe only issue I have had is I cannot get it to run the Xbox One S at 120fps. Purchased a new HDMI cable that supposedly supports 48Gbps transfer speeds. Followed recommendations from Sony support plus numerous YouTube videos; Nada works for me. Really does not irritate me that much, I do not game with the Xbox, it is my 4k Blu-ray player.
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Reviewed on www.walmart.com·Thomas
I bought this 75” X90K on Cyber Monday. While waiting for it, I saw those horrifying reviews of broken screens from shipping. My TV shipping company is Pilot. I was mentally prepared to receive a damaged TV. After a long 30 days waiting, I finally received the TV. The delivery worker showed me a huge shoe print on the box. He took a picture of the shoe print and said “It doesn't look good”. Someone definitely stepped on the box during shipping. I opened the box, examined the TV, no visible damages. Power it up, screen looks normal. No damages! The TV is great with one minor annoyance: The light reflection has weird flares around the light. I am not bothered by the slight blooming. Dobly vision is superb. 4k contents are gorgeous. I cannot comment on its audio as I use a home theater system. The TV is definitely a step up from my Samsung 55” 4k TV. It's very bright with good black level. I had low expectations to begin with and now I can say “It far exceeds my expectations”.
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Reviewed on www.walmart.com·ChuckCA
I was all set to buy an LG or Samsung and then I watched and listened to the XR series. It took me 5 minutes to change my mind and purchase perhaps the finest technical television ever made. A word of advice - go slowly, understand the technology, the streaming interfaces, HDMI2.1 and define your needs/desires. Build out your sound system to give you great movie watching and consider a new gen AVR with a couple of side speakers/small towers to listen to non-tv music. Play with the settings and then refine what apps you pay for and what channels you stop subscribing to on DirecTV. We're considering the Sony STR AV1000ES AVR. With the right speakers you might not even use a subwoofer. We have the full width base support with no desire for a soundbar. Learn about the central sound channel and how it may or may not interact well with the peripheral speakers you select. So much to learn and benefit from, but worth it.
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Reviewed on www.walmart.com·Rosy99
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Picture, sound, software are all excellent. Wall mounting was a challenge for several reasons.\r\nThe power cord plug is not flat - sticks out too far to allow the screen to sit flat against the wall.\r\nThe vesa mount points are very low on the TV - so don't expect to reuse the mount location of your last TV. Also there is no documentation provided or online showing exactly where the vesa points are (60cm below the top of the tv). So you have to unpack the tv to work this out.\r\nOnce you get this heavy TV up on the wall it is awesome.\r\nWe had a day the tv didn't turn on. After support calls (they were going to send a new one), we discovered a tiny, hidden button that could force a factory reset which fixed the no turn on issue. This is a new model so we forgive the help desk for not knowing anything about it. \r\nLove the Google TV software.
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Reviewed on www.walmart.com·Hammered
The picture is great, but a lot of little things drag the TV down. \r\nFirst off, the UI is garbage. It is designed for digital advertising, not for the user. Almost no customization available, try to do away with some of the advertising and they punish you with the loss of voice control through the remote. I can say though that the settings UI is much better than the previous version.\r\nSecondly, the remote itself is awful. In trying to be sleek they have reduced the size to the point that it is aggravating to use. The action button in the center is so small that I have trouble hitting it.\r\n\r\nOverall it is a good TV, really enjoy the picture, and the audio is decent without a sound bar, but the small annoyances do just that, they annoy me every time is use it.
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Reviewed on www.walmart.ca·Hrking2000
Got this (75") TV a few weeks and have been really enjoying watching TV again - the insane brightness and perfectly handled dimming, pair well amazingly. Sound is really good, with some bass and is calibrated to the room. \nI opted for this over a 77" OLED due to the brightness + special coating eliminating glare - the TV is in a naturally bright room (French doors one side and windows on the other side) - any glare you can see on a really bright day during a dark scene is immediately eliminated when you shift to a bright/normal scene, amazing to see. Coming from a 2018 Samsung 8k TV, I am really happy and this is a significant step up. \nI think what sets this Sony apart from others is its image processing - everything looks natural unlike my old Samsung (and Samsung generally) which are super punchy, in a unnatural way.
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Reviewed on www.walmart.com·Johnny8696
The TV still has a few bugs that need to be worked out. I'm still having an issue with Dolby Vision working with my Apple TV connected through my Marantz receiver.( this seems to be a known issue with multiple brands of receivers) I have to constantly switch HDMI settings depending on whether I'm playing my PS5 or watching Apple TV. There was an older issue with Dolby Vision not working externally at all but the was addressed in the last update. Im also waiting for the MultiView feature to become functional in a future update. Although I really believe this is Sony's best TV ever released, it does have a whole lot of bugs and unfinished features. I wish they would have taken time to fix all of this before releasing it.
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Reviewed on www.walmart.com·HTSGuru
I purchased the 65" Bravia 9 to replace an older 65" Sony TV, wall-mounted in our bedroom. This TV is so bright, the colors pop incredibly, and the image clarity is remarkable! The almost nonexistent blooming is a testament to the incredible Backlight Master Drive technology in this television. As an owner of an 83" Sony OLED in our media room that has perfect blacks, seeing the Bravia 9 in action, with its incredible black levels for an LED-LCD TV, shows how far Sony and local dimming display technology have come. \nAdditionally, although we use a Sonos soundbar, the audio performance is quite impressive for a TV.\nIf you need a TV for room that has plenty of ambient light and less light control, I highly recommend considering the Sony Bravia 9.
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Reviewed on www.walmart.com·Gabby715
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This TV is amazing. The picture is incredible, so crisp and clear. It was very easy to setup less than 30 minutes mounted in our wall. Once on, the setup was seamless it had QR codes in multiple places to log in to some of our streaming services as well as setting up the entire TV. I love the remote. It is compact while still having enough buttons to do everything. I also love that it's backlit so when it's dark I can see what I am clicking. The volume is perfect. Our last TV needed a sound bar to be able to hear in our room, this one does not require one. My only negative is the speak button. It doesn't always pick up what I am saying but all of the other features outweigh this by far.
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Reviewed on www.walmart.com·WraithWriterReviews
The tv itself is big, colors are vivid. The black is very black. Lots of settings to tinker to your liking. Like being in a theater. Heavy and fragile so lifting up onto mount wasn't fun. I had to return this one and buy the same exact item from Best Buy because Walmart contracts delivery to Maersk and the 2-bit delivery company Maersk subcontracted the last mile to, had a single guy with a hand truck flip the 125 pound box on its‘ side and crush the side of the tv. Refund process wasn't bad, just repackaging the behemoth and getting it to the front door wasn't fun. The tv however is fantastic. Get your Sony Bravia before it becomes the TCL Bravia.
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Reviewed on www.bestbuy.com·Ghost13187
I purchased the Sony 65" X90K. I would definitely recommend this tv for any budget price. I would like to say this tv by far has what I needed for my PS5! HDMI 2.1 with 120Hz Refresh rate, VRR, and ALLM, all in one package. Which was a huge improvement from the tv I was already gaming on. IMAX Enhanced feature as well as Dolby Vision for watching content in the best quality it can deliver. So much more. As with any new tv initial setting up tv was alittle troublesome at first. Once set up is complete thats where you can see the benefits of what this tv can offer. This tv may not be for everyone so do more research before buying. I would like to thank Best Buy Associate member ID #4578257156 for helping us on 12/03/2022.
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Reviewed on www.bestbuy.com·tgijosh76
I needed a bigger TV for my bedroom and did some extensive research. I have LG OLED's in my other rooms, but my bedroom is where I watch the least amount of TV so I just wanted a great LED set.
This is great TV with every feature I can think of. It works seamlessly with my Sony soundbar and I really love the Google TV operating system. It's the only tvOS I've seen that has Youtube TV integration.
The only negative with this TV is how thick it is. It is a full inch thicker than most other LED's, and almost an inch a half thicker than comparable Samsungs. I would love to see Sony work on slimming this model down.
Kudos to the Manalapan NJ store and their Geek Squad installer. They did a great job for me.
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Reviewed on www.walmart.com·defaultForRating
I did a lot of research and spend a lot of time looking at videos and reading reviews before making my purchase. The screen and operating system are great. I wanted a clean looking setup with no wires or cables showing when looking at the TV, However I have several issues with the back of the TV as follows:\r\n1) The stands only fit on the ends, I would have preferred a center stand (pedestal) that would have given the TV a better appearance when setting the TV on a cabinet.\r\n2) Cable Management, the inputs are to close to the edge. I had to bend the HDMI cables as much as possible and still couldn't install the back cover.
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Reviewed on www.walmart.ca·Gazzamius1
At first I thought this TV was going to be a problem, there are so many ways to adjust sound and picture quality. it took me 3 whole days just to get used to the controls and apps. BUT now I have set this up to sound and picture quality to just how my wiife and I like it. and all I can say is WOW !! we are both blown away with it.\nThe picture is so clear and bright and stunning 4K quality as good as any OLED TV I have had in the past. I bought the Mini-Led as I was fed up with screen burn on OLED. this TV is guaranteed no screen burn.\nWe are very very happy with this TV and with the HT-AN7 shoulder surround speakers with 360 degree sound. couldn't be better. many thanks SONY
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Reviewed on www.walmart.com·JoeTV
After owning an HDTV for 20+ years, it began to fail. I talked to a few friends and did my research, went a local A/V shop and looked at the 65" A95K and was immediately sold. Not only does this TV have every kind of setting imaginable (or nearly so), but it has a spectacular picture that is just amazing to watch, especially 4K programming. Even HD programming looks so much better. I would've liked all the inputs to be 120hz-capable rather than just 2 out of the 4, but that's the only con I can think of for the A95K. If I had more wall-space available, I would've gotten the 85" model! The picture is just amazing and with the Klipsch soundbar I have, it also sounds spectacular too.
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Reviewed on www.walmart.com·Matthew303
I love OLED technology, but I had purchased 3 LG OLED televisions before finally coming back to Sony (I had one previous 55 inch Sony about 17 years ago and loved it). This television absolutely and easily outperforms my LG's, each one of which had multiple malfunctions which required service or total replacement. Yes this television has a premium MSRP but the performance and build quality is absolutely worth it to me. Vivid color, excellent brightness and contrast ratio, processing etc this is the best television I have ever used or seen. Build quality of Sony products has been impeccable in my experience, which was the first reason I decided to come back to Sony televisions.
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Reviewed on www.walmart.com·TV Enthusiast
This is hands down the best TV Sony has ever produced. The picture quality is outstanding and so filmic. You can also make the picture look however you want whether you're an accuracy person or someone who prefers pop and enhancement. I know people say OLED is the best but I beg to differ. The 85” Bravia 9 model specifically is in a league of its own and has to be seen in person, preferably in your or someone's home and not a retail store, to understand just how great this TV is. I'm coming from an 83” A80L and tried the LG G5. I returned the G5 because I missed that SONY processing and I went with the 85” Bravia 9. Best TV buying decision I've ever made hands down.
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Reviewed on www.bhphotovideo.com·MarkinBoulder
I see that your new 2025 model has the following sound output capability. \n\nI see that your 2025 model has the following sound capability.\n\nSingle view, simultaneous sound\nOur TV with simultaneous sound output lets you listen to a show on your headphones while your partner listens to the same show through the TV speakers. You can also change the volume using Bluetooth devices separately. Using Sony’s headphone, you can smoothly switch Bluetooth® connection from other devices.\n\nI have not yet added the Bravia Home Theater Quad to my A95L yet but, I don't see the above capability in the menus.
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