Sony BRAVIA XR, XR-55A80L, 55 Inch, OLED, Smart TV, 4K HDR, Google TV, ECO PACK, BRAVIA CORE, Perfect for PlayStation5, Metal Flush Surface Design, 5 Year Warranty

this TV was built as an upgrade for our previous Sony Bravia a few years old, after shopping around for a long time it was found best delivered and best price from Amazon. Th is fantastic comes with two remote controls and multiple features. The graphics and sound quality is brilliant, but we did buy an additional sound bar to enhance this. The TV is study and hung on the wall with an additional bracket purchased. I would highly recommend for sound quality and ease of use..

Great TV. Easy to set-up up and configure. Excellent picture quality. Google TV interface is easy to use. All in all, very pleased.

State of the art TV. The picture is amazing.

Fantastic TV, very good price. Delivered on time

You get what you pay for and this is MINT! Beautiful picture, lovely sound quality. When I play my 4k UHD discs, they blast off the screen! Supreme. Love it!

This has an excellent picture and many built-in apps But one big flaw... It uses 'Youview' not 'Freeview' so on CH# 82 TPTV it doesn't give you the Red 'Encore' Red button facility for their catch up service 😢

It’s a very clear picture.

This TV arrived looking great and after a relatively quick and easy installation on the wall I fired it up. The picture quality of the TV is good without being absolutely stunning, bear in mind I had upgraded from a LCD LG TV from 2013. The issue here, and the reason for my 1 star review, is the laughably bad sound quality the TV has. Unlike any TV I've owned, when the picture on the screen changes or there are bright colours displayed on the screen the TV emits a high pitched "whine" similar to something that a cat scarer might make. To make matters worse, the high pitched noise isn't resolved by muting the TV (it seems to be a screen issue rather than a noise originating from the inbuilt speakers, which are usually very good). When watching high energy action films or anything with a consistent backing track the issue is less noticeable however, sports like Tennis or Golf where there are long periods of silence and bright green images frequently displayed are unwatchable. For a £2,000 TV I expected a lot better than this, I'm a huge Sony fan, who still regularly uses Sony kit in my home dating back over 50 years. To make matters even worse, I complained to Amazon about the issue, after following the recommended online steps to resolve the problem which didn't work, and they promised to send out an engineer to assess the issue. This, of course, never happened so, after a considerable outlay I'm left with a TV that I'm embarrassed to use because of the high pitched whining sound which it makes without fail whenever the screen colours change. I'd highly recommend looking at other brands because Sony don't seem to take the quality control of their TVs seriously any longer.