That’s great but I bought a new 70 inch 3dtv from Sony. The panel failed in 6 months they shipped me a refurbished one after waiting 9 weeks that had several dead pixels. They said it was in the acceptable range. It did last almost 20 months then the screen went black. No further replacements. Oh and the best part they no longer make 3D TVs. No one does now and I was disappointed with their customer service. Glad they treated you fairly.

Sony fanboys just can't help their live but fanboyism is bad

I'll take shit that never happened for $500 Alex

@@Nope_handlesaretrash Want to bet $500 it did? I’ve got receipts. Or are you just a spineless troll?

True, but I would argue that Samsung and LG are close behind

@@LogicallyAnswered Yes they are close behind, but for the TV enthusiasts Sony is still the number one choice. But ofcourse it doesn't lead to massive sales. But I believe Sony still has pretty good brand value in the TV industry and anyone who can spend (irrespective of whether they are tv enthusiast or not) will likely consider Sony as the top choice.

@@LogicallyAnswered I dont think they are close. LG is like a lower quality barnd with overprice tag.

​@@LogicallyAnsweredLG is nowhere close to Samsung or Sony when it comes to image quality

@@davianoinglesias5030 The LG G4 is currently the best looking tv right now. In side by side comparisons, most are siding with G4 over A95L.

PlayStation is likely Sony’s only surviving hero product

Sony is just plain expensive. And Chinese brands give u just enough with android tv u don't need more.

Sony onwn Hollywood and music industry Sony Bravia create streams movies higher bitrate than nowrybady does

@@LogicallyAnswered really ? Their Alpha profesional Mirrorless are the best, their TVs like A95L, X95L and the new Bravia 9 are the best TV on the market, their smartphones like Xperia 1 and 5 V are the best, their ANC headphones are the best. Is not really Sony problem that people can't afford high end devices. Especially in poor countries like South East Asia.

@@DaleonM4 And ? Is not their problem you can't afford thier top end electronics. I preffer to save few months and get a top end Sony at 2000-5000 euro than a "just enough" Chinese brand for 500-1000 euro.

Mine is almost 15 years old

same here but smart functions suck

mine has green strips showing up on the screen after almost a decade and before that the colors of the screen changes to grey and green, sony tv is just like any other brand from the looks of it

@@metalheadzaki not a single symptom on mine. Works like new.

@@level80888 lucky you

Nah man. You cannot outsource your panels and be the best out there. That honor falls to LG. The Chinese are catching up fast though.

@kabubagachugu7729 Sure you can. You just ha e to use the best panels available and tune them better than the manufacturer. Support them with better hardware. Somy does this with TVs. Apple does it with monitors and phones. No one is doing color grading on a Samsung Laptop or tablet, because Samsung calibrates their displays to catch your eye on the sales floor with out of tune fake punchy colors. Professionals use Apple screens made by Samsung all day long though.

Sony’s image motion processing and upscaling is really good.

@@destructodisk9074 You don't get sold the best panels. Competitors are not reliable suppliers.

@@ruukinen You can say that in theory... but in the real world you will almost never see professional studios with Samsung monitors, because Samsung doesn't build their displays to the highest ends of professionals work flows. They do however build the displays for competitors who's monitors are found in studios. And yes competitors like Samsung are a reliable supplier.. because of competition. They aren't the only ones making the displays for their competitors. There are many display manufacturers that make panels for companies like Apple. Not all of them are retail brands so you may have never even heard of them since they aren't available to buy directly, they only manufacture, not sell. Also in many cases professional monitor vendors will have displays built to their own specifications. Meaning even though it's manufactured by Samsung, you can't buy that display from Samsung, since Samsung doesn't hold the rights to it... they are just the assembly factory. And what happens if Samsung makes a subpar display for an order from a studio grade display vendor? The vendor drops the order, delays release, and finds another manufacturer that can meet the appropriate quality yield or has Samsung try again. Meaning Samsung eats a loss if they produce an unreliable product for their competitors. You can look it up, this has happened many times and is covered by tech news outlets. Many times a single studio grade monitor model will be produced by multiple competing manufacturers at the same time, and they are all expected to produce them same panel. If they can't keep up, they eat the loss and the other manufacturers fill in the gaps. LG on the other hand has been known to be able to do both, sell studio grade panels and manufacture them for competitors. it's mostly only Samsung in this regard that doesn't sell studio quality monitors with success. You can see the same thing with Samsung in CPU manufacturing. They themselves design and produce B tier CPUs. You can't buy a top end Samsung CPU. However their foundries produce the CPUs of many flagship processors... those processors are built to competitor's specifications because Samsung isn't competent enough to design a winner.

get a room 🤮

​Get a brain​@@good-tn9sr

I bought a Sony TV in 2019 and it died after 3 years. They aren't the same quality they used to be.

@@tonydarcy7475 it also depends on model. If you bought one of their lower end tvs, qc isn't as good.

If u bought--LED in 2012. If u have one of those very high end LED, with Gloss STand, 1 senter spine. Thoes are --SHARP Aquos LED. At Begining of LED era. 100% 💯 of LEDS were produced by SHARP Aquos -in Japan. SONY LG Samsung did not have capacity produce LED> they went to SHARP asked to do whole sale at high price. Put their logos on it. U are likey have 2 SHARP tv with SONY LOGO.

I would argue that Samsung and LG are on the same league now in the high end market, if not ahead even.

​@@LogicallyAnswered that would be a wrong argument. Sony uses Samsung's QD-OLEDs for the past 2 generations, and they, alongside sonny's processing are considered the best in the market. As an owner of the LG C2 and C1, I can say that WebOS has gone from a top tier OS to a shitty one full of ads, and I would rather have Android over Tizen any day of the week.

@@LogicallyAnswered I'm going to be blunt, unless my family is just unlucky ---- Samsung monitors/tv's 3,000$ DLP tv (b4 the widespread LCD panels and plasma) died 1 month after the warranty expired 2 years... samsung had no parts to repair the tv, a 3000 dollar television back in 2002? or 2003? my brother and I had their 32 inch first QD LCD hi-refresh rate monitors... both of our monitors got serviced two times, we had arguments with their support where they kept claiming the monitors had only a one year warranty... the RMA was so high on those monitors that they changed their warranty on all their monitors to one year (this line when it first came out had a 3 year warranty like their competition) ... mine should have been serviced a third time and I had to take Samsung to small claims (live in the county seat.. and the courthouse is literally blocks from my house so it is quite easy to do) brother and parents had a samsung plasma tv, it was great when it worked but both developed issues just after 2 years (brother bought his 1 year after i got my dad one on clearance) meanwhile my high end sony lcd tv from 2018, still gets updated and has had zero issues in 6 years / friend bought one 3 years ago which is just an updated version of my model and it has had 0 issues, friends old plasma DLP monstrosity (not sure if its dlp... the weight of the thing and how large it is continues to be the reason it doesn't move ... i know the screen is supposed to be plasma but unsure if there is some odd CRT hybrid use... picture still holds up to OLEDs to this day and the tv is like 16 years old now) still no issues sony doesn't do the volume compared to other brands but I would be hard pressed to say they aren't a better buy for high end products because if you are going to spend 1000+ dollars on a tv you want to get it from a company that has a track record where the screens don't die after two years my family and i recommend to almost anyone that I wouldn't invest a lot of money in any samsung tv as its my opinion the parts they put in their high end models are no better than their low end... because the only samsung tv's i have seen last are mine and my parents 43 inch tv's that i got for less than 200 dollars on clearance but even then they behave weird sometimes where the screen will be all garbage lines flicker and stuff and the solution to fix it is just turning the thing off and on until it fixes itself.... but it continues to limp on apologies for the wall... but samsung really really really gets on my nerves when people try to say their high end is comparable to their competition but is 100 dollars cheaper.... 10 percent cheaper than your competition is nothing when their product easily lasts 5 times longer --- personally id take my chances with hisense or TCL now over samsung

​@@LogicallyAnsweredthey aren't. Especially samsung. LG is considered budget. Sony's audio and motion processing is undisputed the best. LG, lesser extent samsung, suffers from stuttering on panning shots.

​@@eegernadesLG G4 smokes the S90D and S95D go look for yourself. And it's not even QDOLED 😂😂

True, they are indeed killing it with cameras

cameras and speakers are the only two markets they have left, they got destroyed in lap tops, TV's and smartphones and they will likely lose in gaming to Microsoft in the next 10 years

cameras and speakers are the only two markets they have left, they got destroyed in lap tops, TV's and smartphones and they will likely lose in gaming to Microsoft in the next 10 years

⁠@@dariomladenovski7047Sony has taken a step back from manufacturing of completed goods but they’ve still massive supplier of individual components and patents used in almost every electronic produced today and own more intellectually property/patents than almost any company. And over the past 20 years they’ve actually never done better.

not as long there are playstation exclusive games.

You can set any TV like that. The display always is set to vivid

It's because sony tvs are some of the best. This video is uninformed

@@eegernades Flagships are very small part of market . otherwise Plasma would have beaten LCD for another 6 to 8 years . Stop thinking you and me are the market.I may get a G4 83" this year. Folks could get a 98" monster on special for $2000 in the USA a month or 2 ago , they laugh at puny A95L 77" for 2 to 3 times the price. Did you even watch the video. TCL will continue to grow , with big actually pretty good mini-LEDs . Even for flagships how many actually buy day one, most wait for BF or Easter day sales following year for big discounts , ie not much profit to be had if any. That's why Sony is a niche seller, they still want to compete with Bravia 3 and 5. They hope to sell lots of Bravia 7 as think people will pay a so so premium for better quality , reliability and processing . Bravia 8 now is just keep costs to miminium , make some sales . Bravia 9 is there hope to get the cream with little discounting. Look a for PS5 the new VR , Sony's sales falling , so looking to sell it for PCs as well

Trigered 😅

yea...turn up saturation and you get just what Sony has...Cmon dude, grow up, Sony its gone now. upgrade and welcome to 21 century!

Does that marketing job pay well?

@@personzorz he tels the truth, lookt at A95L. It uses a 2nd gen QD-OLED from Sasmung and it looks better than on S95C, own Samsung TV

@@MrDragos360 I have the A80, uses the Samsung S90 screen but with a way better CPU. I can't complain at all

@@personzorz cry harder

​@@personzorzhe aint lying. Look it up. Has one of the best motion processing on the market as well.

Hahaha

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I give myself an uppercut every time I drink Dr Pepper.

@@vitaminprotein6814 really that’s all I drink. I mean it’s the oldest soda they got it right the first time.

They suffered the same problem as Panasonic make great TVs that nobody knew or heard of until it was too late.

@@barebarekun161 Yes, the Japanese do not properly promote their products because they're scared. The Koreans aren't afraid of this, so Samsung and LG took major market share from Panasonic, Sharp and Sony. Now, Sharp is owned by the Taiwanese.

Still have one from 2009 as well :)

@@LogicallyAnswered have one from 2009, it's outdated and going to get a Samsung now, it's overpriced for the features.

It’s Samsung OLED

I will use all of the sony TVs

Meto just bough a X80L and have another sony from 2010. That's why i stick to them make better long lasting TV's.

"I think a lot of people don't realize" = long winded opener for "this is my opinion"

@@didamnesia3575 these are pure facts, not an opinion, you can research it. Idk if you have a personal feeling about things and felt the need to comment to troll, but have a good day.

You hit the nails on the head with this one. Sony is solely focused on things which you can connect cognitively and emotionally.

You’re right in that they are doing well in other areas. But to say they are No.1 in all those industries is misleading. You will have to state your sources….

Sony changed their focus from TV to camera since 2000. If you asked your parent, Sony trinitron and Sony wega is the best tv until LCD tv became popular and bravia sucks until 2017

I agree.

That’s the one I chose over the slightly cheaper Samsung equivalent. Image looked a bit better, the Sony shop I bought it from sounded more competent regarding warranty service, and it uses the more open Google TV OS in case I want to install some app like a remote control preset button changer.

Best on the market right now high end Sony's always are. Samsung is ahead mainly due to massive success of phone business giving it a huge budget advantage.

It's the best screen that anyone has ever looked at.

Do u have C9 CX C1 C2 C3? Or the B series?

all new tv's i think have this feature as some hdmi passthrough thingy , i can too with samsung tv

Sony tv before lockdown can withstand long lifetime. But if you follow Sony group, Sony quality already plummeted since lockdown until today. Recently sony introduce a new Line up tv anda i hope it's not bad quality as covid era

Sony x95 and the future bravia 7 & 9 models w/ miniLED are where its @. Imo OLED doesnt sell it for me, but MiniLED w/ brightness makes a lot more sense esp w/ Sony's color science and motion processing.

Sony brqvia tv also got crap quality since 2020. I see plenty of people resell their tv after warrranty ended

This is just false 2024

It's wrong to jump from anecdotal evidence (your few instances of personal experiences) to a general inference about the population ("I think the quality control issues with their products helped former customers to avoid the brand in the future"). You would only have to browse through the comments here and will find and least 100 positive about Sony quality for every negative. Actually yours was the only negative I found but I'm sure there could be more.

Do you mean MiniLED? You can find some of those in the price range of OLED or even less money. MicroLED TVs on the other hand, are still around $100,000 and I think still at a minimum of about 80-90" in size. I think Samsung has the smallest microLED TV available and that's 89" though they showed a 76" one last year. You can find smaller microLED displays in certain luxury vehicles but of course those vehicles are also $100,000+. I've been waiting for microLED for a couple years now and we'll have to wait before they get to the price range OLEDs are currently in. It's a completely different technology and much more expensive manufacturing process that OLED or miniLED right now.

On the grind hahaha /)

@LogicallyAnswered future CEO right here.

I love your domment about SONY OUT of Touch. I cant still believe BEST buy still has 2022 SONY X85K-- Edge Lit TV on the WALL under x93L on display Yeah edge lit 2010 tech

X85k isn't edge lit. It has a backlight for direct lighting and it's a qled tv, Sony calls it triluminos

Its cause they make the best though, ironically when it comes to TVs TCL & Hisense have the best features but only on paper. They dont do everything else but they do a lot of things but they do a ton of cost cutting. My Hisense q8k flagship shipped in a flimsy box w/ almost no padding i was concerned for damage when i received it, whereas my Sony x900h was shipped in a box that felt robust and def could have tanked shipment bumps. The other thing is that while my Hisense q8k is bright as hell but its exhausting to look at because the colors are all over the place and the brightness processing is really poor leading to weird color gradients and blooming. Whereas my x900H looks really natural and i can sit in front of it forever, images look like they move really organically. Sony does image processing and color calibration better than anyone else and that what you pay for out of the box.

@@ubacow7109 even in terms of features i personally think sony has pretty good lineup of features not offered by others, remote control finder, google assistant, auto picture settings adjuster, voice zoom function to make the dialog clear without raising volume or are not a native speaker but enjoy english movies, it only works with english but still works fantastic, raised shadow details, it will automatically raise shadow colors so the areas that are too dark would be visible and they have the best motion software to remove judder and motion blur and the best upscaling software when you're watching 1080 or 720p content like on youtube or cable which would not look good otherwise, other brands can't get their processing to work with youtube, And special mode for netflix and amazon prime

@@ubacow7109 hey dude good for getting U8K. MOST ppl even GURUS they get Hisense to test, they do NOT how to set it up. They are using OLED n 1 trick poney to adjust LED. Its like using Cookig method for Greek to cooking Chinese. I can tell u friend ppl like ME n Quatum tv (HE has Hisense U8 at home he actually USE it till this date) . We know how to set it up. How to make it not blinding X900H is a great tv. And it is yes -680 Peak brighness. Its A very Dim tv its good for its time. In Theater at movie watching I MAX. Its dim because its PROJECTION . Most projection lamps are very dim watch in dark room. But if they BOOST brighness. They look PLAIN. So if projector ADD INSANE color VOLUME. EVERYTHING come ALIVE. U DO NOT even need to worry about Black. The IMAX moive none of black is even black. If u have U8K day time mid day. If by window. Open the curtains, if the backlight is so high at 70-80s. All u have to do is up the “COLOR” (Density) to 75-80s. BOOM. 💥 come alive. It will look vibrant 3D solid object. So remember any time when it looks washed out, its like projector with the COLOR tint that is too thin. It needs DENSER color . Dont worry black level as much. If those cable tv news etc “brightest white is too bright” then turn the “CONTRAST” down. If “Brightness” is up (it ups entire panel including peak brightness), color up n rich. But turn the (brightnest white down) u are good. Most ppl focus on Black Black black. They dont remember the Contrast is for (d brightest peak brighness) , the COLOR -Density makes things 3D. Solid visual vs a Tint. Not black. Before I bought Hisense. I read online Reviews on Chinese site. The Girls 👧🏻 bought Hisense flagship were giving heads ups lol . Saying “1 takes a couple weeks for eyes to Break in. 2 takes like 2-4 weeks to get used to tweak the tv. But 1 month later, u CAN never go back. N dont worry about initial annoyance. A few weeks in u can weak the tv on the fly in a few seconds for any show. SOOO EASY”.

Unfortunately if now i can tell u ppl work at Bestbuy has been exposing that Bestbuy takes SONY bribe. N makes employee tell everyone that Hisenese has qualiy issues. 😮

I still own 2 Trintrons. They still work amazingly after more than 20 years. I should go knock wood though, so as to not tempt fate.

@@NinjaRunningWild the tubes will work another 20. maybe some of the electronics will deplete over time. capacitors an mainly solder joints in the highvoltage part of the mainboard (very quick fix if handled asap).

Oh yeah Trinitron DESTROYED the competition! All other TVs were crap! Totally garbage! There's a good reason why Apple used Sony Trinitron for a long while for most of their CRT displays for their Macs. Some displays were not Trinitron, for example the display for the first Mac 128k and the successors and iMac G3. I grew up with some Sony Trinitrons and everytime I saw non-Trinitron at friends I thought for myself "whyyyyy did they buy this piece of crap when there's Trinitron models in the stores???" 😇

They've had the best LCD TVs on the market for years. Its not that they couldn't adapt to LCD. Though you could argue they sort of abandoned the low end market that most people are buying.

​@@Erowens98Sony never have good LCD TV, i remember when they introduce bravia in 2005, they look crap compare to Samsung. Thats where Panasonic with plasma tv became huge success from 2005 to 2012

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You could buy a Sony OLED to compare against the B2 OLED. To be fair, Sony wouldn't be making OLEDs as its flagship from this year on, and are moving to miniLED. But still, the picture quality of Sony's OLED TVs are undeniable. They are still very much at the top end of the spectrum. The main downside is the cost.

Actually, my gf got her parents the OLED version of the Bravia that we have just a few months ago to upgrade their 10 year old Sony TV (her and her family are huge Sony fans). It's definitely a step up from the "Full Array" model that we have. We'll probably hold off on any upgrades for now as our LG B2 is less than two years old and our Sony Bravia is only 6 months old. I'm definitely getting OLED or mini LED for any future tv moving forward. I'm spoiled by OLED. I wanted the C3 but she insisted on our Sony.

@@Paulie8K Personally, I would go for a TCL miniled. OLED-like contrast, but with much higher peak brightness. And all that, with no worry about tv lifespan of the TV as that is the case with ALL oled TVs.

@@Paulie8KI know AT LEAST 2 PPL with B3 or C3. 1 bought C3 returned for U8K. Another guy bought X90L. Blooming too bad, returned for 75” U8K. N another has 65” C3 n 75’ u8k. He end up bring C3 upstairs instead cuz him n his wife both prefer U8K. The hype is real dude. I mean ppl hear mix signals. U have to see it to believe it. Its like Tesla, when a lot of ppl be rating it. D rest are quietly buying them , soo nice.

plasma?!? dang. Brings back memories.

You’ll still be considered affluent if you own a Bravia mere bhai. Sony ka naam aaj bhi chalta hai apne yahan. Although Samsung TVs are better now

@@anand.chaudhari Not that much. People know Sony is no longer the quality king. Most people consider Sony as overpriced TV for people who love splurging on old brand names.

Its chause theyre cheaper but they look terrible, id rather go TCL/Hisense than samsung

They’re not getting panels from LG anymore?

They don't offer a headphone jack, tool less microSD card slot and professional camera settings! Oh wait, they do...

They are still top end when it comes to quality. That seems to be the niche they are targeting

They do offer the best image processing movement and colors are litterally the best out of the box in all objective & subjectve benchmarks they always score higher than the rest.

@@ubacow7109but still do they justify the price tag? I don’t think so

@@anand.chaudhari I do, when you look at a sony flagship you can look at it for hours and its the most cinematic picture possible. I own a flagship Hisense Q8K and flagship Sony x900H and the picture quality is so much better on my x900H. The Q8k has a ton of features but the image just isnt natural. When you get used to proper color accuracy and motion processing everything else looks wrong. Going back to my hisense, everything looks fatiguing almost and it feels like im watching a mall tv display rather than a proper home theater.

I can relate to that. I'm an old guy and I can't really tell the difference between 1080 and 4k.

Yeah i AM waiting for Hisense U8N. It just launched this week. INSANE stuff. 2000-- local dimming zone for 65” U8N. For x90L --58 local dimming zone . Lmao. N they still try to promote that!

I mean that happens w/ all OLEDs, you can get Sony LED / MiniLED tvs you know....

Thank you Mayank!

Thank you as always Balpreet!

If i'm not wrong Sony only use FAT32 until they adopt Android TV and their DHCP is very strict. Other brand doesn't have this issues

Hey u must have TCL Roku tv. So they are talking about HIsense TCL. They are mostly taking about their--extremely high END flagship GOOGLE OS tv. They tag team have been CRUSHING SONY flagship LED performance surpassing OLED last 4-5 yrs. No joke. My family think SONY’s flagship LEDS are inferior TVs last many years now. In case ppl only know Hisense tCL about their Roku. Their high end Mini LED U8K U8n(just launch last week) INSANE. Then UX this year. TCL also has QM8. My 2020 55” 2021 65” Hisense tv together cost me $2500 in Canada. If buying from EU. They would costed like $3500 for those 2 smaller panels. No joke if u are in USA. When u get the next UPGRADE. U will be JAW Dropping seeing their flagship. They had those superior tv outside of USA for decade. They just never made to USA till last 5 yrs. So now they are selling VERY good stuff in ROKU n Elite level like insane value SONY LG cant compete. Last year SONY for the first time of 30 yrs did NOT show up at CES Las Vegas Consumer Eletronic show. . The SONY ppl are in RAGE. Cuz Hisense extreme high end tv launch. 2024 CES SONY did not show up again. Cuz they are like “this is walk of shame” so they only promote thru youtubers, tech journalist now. They do youtube launch instead . So ppl dont see them first hand, but u get to see the youtube Influncers pitch. It’s getting so sketchy n pitty. .

Yeah remember SONY got hacked ransomware!!!! 😮 skechy as hell.

Sharp picture quality is great in mid to late 2000's but they got serious financial problem and got sold to Foxconn in 2015

This. People are so excited to fill their houses with $300 TVs these days. They are fine with throwing them away after they break in 2 years and buying the latest ewaste tech of the day. Buying a TV used to be a really big deal, and that TV meant something to family and was a part of the home. You only wanted something of quality be the center piece of your entertainment that could last a decade and define the period. Now they are just on the grocery shopping list.

​@@destructodisk9074yep people see a TV as a phone now as not a big buy now people use to spend 1000 plus and keep for years now 300 and keep for 2-3 years.

@@destructodisk9074 I mean, if the TV you get in 3 years is way better than the high end TV now that you have to pay 6 times the price for. Then it makes all the sense in the world to buy the passable TV now and upgrade it when technology inevitably advances.

Apple components are not tested to low failure rate. They have extremely high failure rates, some of the most shoddy (or intentionally bad) engineering in the market. In the electronics repair space they have a reputation for issues that no other brand seems to even have to consider because they engineer their products to fail in order to drive more sales. Stuff like completely stationary ribbon cables breaking after less than a year of normal use. They're a bad comparison.

@@Erowens98 That is false as heck. Even Louis Rossmann, a known anti-Apple evangelist and repair man, will tell you, of all the things he hates Apple for, at least they have good build quality. They aren't made to be easily repaired, but they are built solid from the ground up and made to last. There were a few short years where Jony Ive got to make design calls, and he tried to go way too thin and way too lite with everything, and that caused issues.. but yeah that was only a few years during the bend gate and butterfly era. He hasn't been with the company for a long time now. He was only CDO from 2015-2019. Apple was known for quality since the 70s, and the thin and lite period was killed in 2020.. so 4 years of a select few products having issues that werent even due to cheap parts like HP, Asus, and Acer are known for failing.. but because they tried to overachieve. Ive took Form Over Function way too far.

Those CRT is the best Sony tv ever did. Sadly CRT weight and energy consumption is too high forcing them to migrate to LCD

This is only true for MT5895-based Sony TVs and before that. However, anything from A95L onwards (new range) uses the Pentonic 1000 chipset base, which surpasses this HDMI limitation.

Do kids visit often, grandpa?

Sony quality turned into bad quality post covid. I got Sony phone and it got vertical green Line. I saw many of people in Sony FB group complaining their tv died under warrranty, they Said their old Sony tv still working.....so after Sony fixed those tv, they resell it and stick with their old Sony tv

Thanks you so much man!

I begrudgingly replace the A80K with an LG C3 which is tolerable but... wow the color, motion, and image stability is so much worse. I'd try Samsung, but their stubbornness to pay the licensing fee for Dolby Vision is a no-go. Also, it pops up every time you turn it on: You have an LG Soundbar Connected! and it saves the notices in the upper-right. I have 28 notices that I have a soundbar attached. Thanks LG! Meh, it's fine for now.

Dude A80K so pricy. Its very dim also. Its just like very over priced for the visual. I had a $5000 LED (made in Japan). Like that tv was going bad, n I was first looking at SONY, could NOT match the image. I end up getting Hisense U8. Like no joke the HIsense n Samsung hype are real. Just no comprising once owning one.

Yeah I am one of those esConfident ppl had $5000 LED (SHARP Aquos). Spend years trying to find upgrades. N kept going to Store n strange the SONY newr Flagship look Inferior than other brand’s other older panels. Its JUST disturbing. I at least give a change. My family sees SONY like :” NO ..why am I getting a tv look like worse than what I have?” I am talking about their flagship LED> SO bad. Their OLED . SEVERLY BLUE tinted . Whtie is always blue. SONY LOGO in demo when everything goes Black. The -SONY--is blue. THIS is SONY’s SOW White❄️ NOT ☁️ :P u dont belive me. u can go to BEST buy this weekend to look for SONY A80L A80K , the up coming 2024 SONY R8 will be d same.

U made a lot of good points. The SONY LEDS still been horandous tho on spects delivery last 5 yrs. They just keep making the same thing yearly call it flagship. Imagine making iphone -pro yearly up like 10 battery , n like 5% screen brightness. Then make ppl buy again n again? Thats what SONY did. Like it was crazy how pricy they were for like a VERY average Tv at $1300. When the TV could be a direct Lit tv like X85K that they are still selling .that thing does not have QLED or local dimming, not even mini LED. Just bad super dated technology.

A true Sony enthusiast!

Old tv can still works. But today post covid tv will died after warrranty end

But Sony tv is so overprice especially at entry level tv

@@arx117 do you go to Starbucks and say oh their coffee is so overpriced . Or go to dominos and say oh I can bake that pizza at home for less than 5€ , Sony is not overpriced they just offer better quality and reliably compared to other brands . That’s the reason why sony makes very little profit from its consumer electronics division .

@@arx117 do you go to Starbucks and say oh their coffee is so overpriced . Or go to dominos and say oh I can bake that pizza at home for less than 5€ , Sony is not overpriced they just offer better quality and reliably compared to other brands . That’s the reason why sony makes very little profit from its consumer electronics division .

@@nirvanaj1010 better quality? You didn't know how many people ranting about their new Sony tv they bought? It died after 1 year use, thank's God they still under warranty and they sell it after Sony fixed those tv's. This happened since post covid. Basically quality of Sony is no longer there.... The good One is the old One at the time when Sony use JDI panel, but since JDI change their product to OLED, Sony changed supplier to Samsung and since then quality is 50-50