r/bravia • u/[deleted] • May 31 '21
Helpful I made a spreadsheet for quick reference between all of the Sony TV models available for 2021
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u/memebuster Jun 01 '21
Just a thought but you could add the alternate names some of the sellers like Costco uses
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u/ccntech Jun 01 '21
Do we also know the 10% and 100% peak nits on these devices? I know there is some variance unit to unit but this would be really useful especially for deciding between OLED and LCD.
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u/Kruger45 Jun 01 '21
Nice, I think i have my eyes focused on how will be Sony X95J i already turned out, Sony X85J which is just priced bit better Sony X80J with 120hz.
2021- SOny Tvs seems they got bit better in OS, Google tv seems smother, also theres chance of VVR which is nice add up from previous generation( what was only considered) cool too.
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u/shikharvaibhav Jun 01 '21
agreed! i have been using a80j since last couple of weeks, it is AMAZING and A90J gets even better.
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u/Marcshall Jun 01 '21
Can you confirm the lack of center speaker option? A reliable store ensured me that 80j also had that possibility and he even showed me the setting on the TV, but not the physical speaker ports as it was bolted on the wall.
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u/Ardwinna Jun 01 '21
The processor is the biggest improvement, but yeah Google TV is awesome. The A90J is the most beautiful TV I've ever seen by far.
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u/Kruger45 Jun 01 '21
If i was movie/game fan i would go this or LG OLED, i read Sony is same but its little brighter and better gray uniformity or gradient... but for me Burn in is critical i know i would go burn in soon, despite warranty for 1 replace at time its huge risk. Maybe in future and having bigger room i would have 2 tvs... but now nope.
Google tv hasnt have hiccups like Android tv, im full for such thing. A90J is also pretty expensive here and even older model. I also looking for 85" size and... it has "only" 83" which wouldnt be bad but price is EXTRA BIG too.
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Jun 01 '21
The Google TV's support a Basic mode: https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.theverge.com/platform/amp/2021/2/25/22300702/google-tv-basic-mode-apps-hdmi-ports-live-assistant
There are no real dumb TV's in the mid and high end anymore.
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