Sony – 55″ Class BRAVIA XR A80J Series OLED 4K UHD Smart Google TV
Original price was: $1,299.99.$909.99Current price is: $909.99.
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8 reviews for Sony – 55″ Class BRAVIA XR A80J Series OLED 4K UHD Smart Google TV
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Original price was: $1,299.99.$909.99Current price is: $909.99.
MuscledNightmare –
I dont know where to begin, thee are SO many things I could go on and on about why I’m the most pleased with this tv than I’ve ever been with any other tv in my life!!! From movies to ps5 gaming… I’m constantly being more and more amazed. I’m still almost overwhelmed with how beautiful and insanely awesome the picture and audio quality. I honestly can’t find any cons, I’m also still learning all the improvements I can make with the settings. Thank you so much Shemar C !!!!!! The associate that helped assist us!!!!
Brijan365 –
There is not much to say about this TV except the picture is insane the sound that comes out of this TV is better than my surroundsound it is insane if you don’t buy this TV you don’t know what you’re missing Sony has really hit it out of the park with the a80J TV and if this one sounds good the rest of the series must be even better!
Akdd –
This is the best tv I have ever owned
The colors and quality is amazing if you think to buy a tv go with this one mine is 55” and it is perfect for my living room also the tv speakers are amazing you really don’t need Soundsbar(i already have one) but I don’t use it now a lot the tv speakers are enough
Gesualdo –
There have been exactly two times in my life when I’ve thought to myself “Wow – so THAT’S what TV is supposed to look like”. The first time was back in 2002 when, while walking through Sears (RIP), I saw a 5-figure Sony 42″ Plasma screen playing LoTR, Fellowship of The Ring on DVD. My Dad and I literally stopped in our tracks and stared, completely transfixed by the display model – unable to believe that a movie could look THAT good. I’m proud to say that the second time I had that thought was yesterday when I set up this TV in my own home.
The only word is “stunning”. Even right out of the box, watching 4k HDR Content on Netflix was an eye-opening experience. The true blacks, realistic color accuracy, and amazing HDR highlights combine to make beloved content from the last few years look and feel brand new. Even in lower-quality broadcasts (live TV), this panel outperforms my old Samsung MU6300 by leaps and bounds.
I’m extremely pleased with this purchase and would urge everyone considering upgrading their TV to find a store that has this panel as a demo unit – it really has to be seen to be believed.
minitech –
Step up from 2020 model, better image processing & 3 way stand configure options.Only con is the hole for the pwr cord zip tie is to big & won’t secure the zip tie clip.
Focr06 –
Love this TV! Picture quality is great! Sound is good, but I always have it connected to my JBL sound bar anyways… I bought a Samsung QN90A to compare and keep the winner… I’m a Samsung guy, and eventhough it was brighter than this TV, but this A80J picture was noticeably better . IMAX mode on HBO is amazing. Samsung excels with game mode features and UI tools. I miss the small and sleek Samsung remote with solar rechargeable batteries, this big ugly remote has too many useless buttons. I only kept it for the he picture quality. QN90A looks washed out and bright scenes look overblown and less detailed.
GamerNorm –
This is my first OLED tv and I’m very happy with the performance and picture quality. The tv produces true black images that gives better detail than LED TVs that usually gives blue’ish black. The motion flow is smooth and the image is sharp and very clear. My only issue is that the settings menu is a little hard to use.
peterk –
All I can is wow. Upgraded from $400 tv to this and it is amazing. Hard to believe I can get a better picture in HDR.
Great setup options with the feet and wall mount. Looks great either way.
The only odd thing is with gaming. Hooked it up to my PS5 and the TV didn’t auto set up to an HDR format the PS5 supports. Had to manually do that. Other than that odd quirk no complaints.
Not using the android TV that is built in. I hooked it up to the new Apple TV and it works great together.