Sony 65 Inch 4K Ultra HD TV X95K Series: BRAVIA XR Mini LED Smart Google TV with Dolby Vision HDR and exclusive features for The PlayStation® 5 XR65X95K- 2022 Model

The media could not be loaded. I am absolutely thrilled with my purchase of the Sony 85-inch 4K Ultra HD TV X95K Series! This television has exceeded all my expectations and has truly transformed my viewing experience.Firstly, the picture quality is simply breathtaking. The 4K Ultra HD display coupled with the BRAVIA XR Mini LED technology delivers stunningly sharp and vivid images. Whether I'm watching movies, gaming, or streaming my favorite shows, the colors are incredibly vibrant, and the contrast is outstanding. The Dolby Vision takes it to another level, providing exceptional HDR performance that truly brings content to life with incredible detail and depth.The size of the 85-inch screen is nothing short of impressive. It completely immerses me in whatever I'm watching, making me feel like I'm part of the action. Despite the large size, the design is sleek and modern, adding an elegant touch to my living room.The Smart Google TV feature is a game-changer. It's so user-friendly and responsive, allowing me to effortlessly navigate through apps, streaming services, and channels. The Google Assistant integration is incredibly handy; I can control the TV with voice commands, making it convenient when my hands are full.Moreover, the sound quality is fantastic. The audio is clear and well-balanced, providing an immersive audiovisual experience without the need for additional speakers.Setting up the TV was a breeze, thanks to the intuitive interface and easy-to-follow instructions. I appreciate the variety of connectivity options available, ensuring compatibility with various devices.

Sony televisions have always been super reliable. But it's rare to have amazing picture quality, chest-pounding sound WITHOUT a sound bar, and longevity. Sony NAILED it with the X95K. Colors and tones are the most lifelike we've ever seen thanks to Sony's Bravia XR processor. LG skews blue, Samsung is a little too red, but Sony's are perfect, in our eyes anyway. PS5 games look stunning. What's surprising about this TV is the sound. Not really advertised, the front-firing tweeters combined with a built-in subwoofer provide very full sound when calibrated using Sony's built-in room analyzer software. We were going to buy a soundbar, but we both felt we don't need it! We're moving to another state today, and this Sony is the only TV that's coming with us. HIGHLY recommend Sony TVs, especially the X series.

Let me preface this review by stating that I’m not a videophile by any stretch of the imagination, and that this tv replaces an old 4k 60hz Vizio I had for 13 years.The picture quality is great to me, I’ve read many blathering reviews about blooming when I haven’t noticed it at all on my use case. There are plenty of customization options for picture to play with as well. I get it, OLED is the standard, but I’d rather have a tv that doesn’t have the risk of burn-in than to have a circle jerk about my tv having perfect blacks and no blooming. The blacks are great on this tv, and I also enjoy a bright picture, and mini led is great for that.The tv nicely smart and works well with my google home setup, as its operation system is google. It sounds way better than my old tv out of the box, but I use a google home max via a Bluetooth connection to make it thump (since I’ve had one for years). Port 3 is for e-arc, arc connection for those of you who are into that.Port 1 and 2 are 4k 60, and 3 and 4 are 4k 120. If you have both marquee systems of the moment (ps5 and Xbox X) and a sound system with e-arc you have a tough choice to make. I have only a ps5 so that doesn’t concern me.The TV was delivered on time and setup up with free assembly and haul away of the packing materials, which was great.I recommend the tv wholeheartedly to anyone replacing and old tv and who doesn’t want to risk oled’s burn-in.

I can’t get over the fact how bright this tv is. It is like having another light source in my living room. The picture quality is great, everything is super crisp with gritty color details. I love Sony’s processing, with some tuning (custom mode) things look natural the way it should be with no weird color filters. HDR just pops out on this one, in both movies and games. SDR content is especially better with that brightness and upscaling processing. Watching an HD movie you could be fooled into thinking it’s a 4k. I was going to get an OLED earlier, but after trying it out i would say miniLED is actually even better. You will not be missing out on details because of crushed black levels to favor contrast, and also the motion is better at low frame rate content like 24hz movies and 30hz games. Sure there is a bit of blooming but you don’t really notice it as your eyes are generally looking at the brighter object and not the halo around it. Glad i listened to my gf :)Apart from the picture quality, the installation was super easy, just that it is a bit too heavy to lift and setup by one person. The remote is pretty neat and light and feels nice to hold it.The google OS interface is pretty easy to use as well. Make sure to install the aerial views screensaver, it is just breathtaking!

The television set functioned properly for one year; however, after this period had elapsed, a dark line appeared along one side of the screen. Regrettably, the technical support provided was not satisfactory. None of the representatives could definitively confirm if the television set was still covered by warranty. Instead, they directed me to a specific location and provided contact information for submitting the unit for assessment. Upon contacting them, it was suggested that the screen would require replacement, an endeavor estimated to exceed the original cost of the TV. This frustrating experience has led me to advise against purchasing this product. Furthermore, I find it disappointing that they propose a solution entailing a cost exceeding $2000, suggesting disposing of the defective unit and purchasing a new one.