Are you looking for a new TV? Sony’s Bravia line of TVs continues to impress, with the latest models turning heads with fabulous picture quality, great built-in sound, sleek designs, and intuitive smart TV interface. You’ll find models in the 4K LED, Full Array 4K LED, Mini LED, OLED, and QD-OLED lines, with sizes ranging from a 42-incher for the bedroom, kitchen, or kids’ room to a behemoth 98-inch TV that will become the new centrepiece of your living room.
All TVs in the line are Google TVs with integrated Google features like Hey Google and Google Cast. They also feature Apple AirPlay, Works with Alexa compatibility, and Dolby Vision Atmos (excluding the entry X77L series). Here, we’ll tell you all about the current line of Sony Bravia TVs, covering the highlights, important details, and why they are worth the upgrade.
Sony Bravia 4K LED TVs
There are two models in Sony’s Bravia 4K LED TV line: the Sony Bravia X77L and the Sony Bravia 3. The Sony Bravia X77L 4K LED TVs, available in 55-, 65-, and 75-inch sizes, is a versatile option that’s great for any room. It boasts the X1 processor, Live Colour, Dynamic Contrast Enhancer, and ALLM for gamers along with features for PlayStation gamers like Auto HDR tone mapping and auto genre picture mode. Enjoy enhanced clarity with 4K X-Reality Pro combined with X-balanced 2-channel speakers.
The Sony Bravia 3 comes in a wider range of sizes from 43 inches up to 85 inches and boasts over a billion colours via Triluminos Pro for the most realistic picture. With the upgraded 4K HDR processing X1, this model also adds features like a Game Menu, Dolby Vision Gaming, and hands-free voice search.
Sony Bravia Full Array LED TVs
Step-up to full-array LED TVs, which places the LEDs across the entire screen versus only along the edges like with traditional LED TVs. This ensures more precise control over light and dark areas, affording improved contrast along with deeper blacks and crisper whites. This line is ideal for more serious TV viewers who watch content like action movies and sports, as well as for gamers.
The Sony Bravia Full Array LED TV line includes the Sony Bravia X90L, which you can get in an up to 98-inch size to make a statement in the living or games room. It comes with XR Triluminos Pro and XR Contrast Booster 10, which further enhance colour accuracy and contrast, respectively. There’s also XR upscaling for upscaling lower-resolution content so it looks better on screen, and auto HDR tone mapping and auto genre picture mode for PlayStation 5 gamers. Acoustic Centre Sync provides enhanced audio when connected to Sony soundbars, while the TV itself adds side-firing tweeters to the multi-audio system.
Sony Bravia Mini LED TVs
The mini-LED TV Bravia line includes the Sony Bravia 7 and Bravia 9 models. Mini LED technology improves upon things like brightness, contrast, and black levels thanks to local dimming. For Sony TVs, this is driven by the company’s XR Backlight Master Drive. It controls clusters of LEDs for independently dimming each zone, which results in enhanced, true-to-life picture on these big screens.
Both the Bravia 7 (55-, 65-, 75-, and 85-inch sizes) and Bravia 9 (65-, 75-, and 85-inch) lines, the latter of which Sony says is its brightest 4K TV to date, include the XR processor, XR Triluminos Pro, Game Menu, and Acoustic Centre Sync. The Bravia 9 adds more powerful contrast boosting and enhanced viewing through X-wide angle and X-anti reflection. For audio, while the Bravia 7 comes with acoustic multi-audio with side-firing tweeters, the Bravia 9 adds frame tweeters and beam tweeters for a more immersive 2.2.2 channel system.
Sony Bravia OLED TVs
You’ll get the best colour reproduction, deepest blacks and crisp whites with OLED technology. For Sony, the Bravia OLED TV line includes the Sony Bravia A90K and Sony Bravia 8. Both boast the XR processor, XR Triluminos Pro, Game Menu with Dolby Vision, and Acoustic Centre Sync. The Bravia A90K is a smaller screen for rooms like a bedroom or den, available in 42-inch and 48-inch sizes. XR OLED Contrast Pro boosts both colour and contrast.
The Bravia 8, which comes in 55-, 65-, and 77-inch sizes, includes XR Contrast Booster 15 that provides detailed highlights and richer overall scenes. Movie lovers will appreciate the pure blacks of the A90K while gamers, sports enthusiasts, and TV watchers, will love the enhanced sound and design of the Bravia 8.
Sony Bravia QD-OLED TVs
Finally, there’s the Sony Bravia QD-OLED TVs, which provide a wider colour palette via an enhanced XR processor. Rather than use colour filters for red, green, and blue lights like in traditional OLED TVs, QD-OLED technology uses a blue OLED backlight and quantum dot technology. This results in even better colour accuracy, a wider colour gamut, and higher peak brightness, ideal for brightly lit rooms.
You’ll find vivid colours and more realistic textures, so the images truly pop on screen. It’s the top-line option with all the features included in the other TV line-ups. The Sony Bravia A95L 4K QD-OLED TV is available in 55-, 65-, and 77-inch sizes.
Find the right Sony Bravia TV for you
Sony offers a wide range of Bravia TVs, including 4K LEDs, 4K Full Array LED TVs, 4K Mini LEDs, OLED TVs, and QD-OLED TVs. These are offered at varying price points to suit your budget. You’ll also find sizes ranging from as small as a 42-incher TV for the bedroom or even kitchen to a 98-inch stunner for the main viewing room. With the latest processors, improved picture and sound, features for gamers, and Google TV smart TV functionality, Sony Bravia TVs will help you step up your entertainment game.
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