5.0 out of 5 stars

Nobody beats Sony TVs

No brand beats Sony for color accuracy. You can buy the top of the line of any brand and you’ll still have disgusting, unnatural, over-saturated, cartoon colors.Sony is the king of TVs and this unit is no exception. Deep blacks, perfect saturation, stunning picture. I was hanging to my old XBR but this blew it out of the water.My only wish is that it used something other than Google TV.

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5.0 out of 5 stars

Great Sony TV!

The TV is crisp and clear! The menu is easy to move through and I can talk to the remote. That is a real bonus. We just tell the TV what we want to watch and it tells you the available channels the program is on. I love it.Pros:Light weight – Only took two people to lift and hang on the wall. It’s 75” so too big for one person to manage.Lots of featuresGreat sound through speakersClear pictures and with multiple viewing modes – vivid, standard, cinema, gaming

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3.0 out of 5 stars

Doesn’t come back on as it should

I like the tv, but sometimes after it has been turned off, it won’t come back on without unplugging it and plugging it back in. Annoying! It doesn’t happen all the time, but it is annoying to deal with when it does.

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5.0 out of 5 stars

Amazing TV

The sony bravia is an excellent choice for your home! I bought the 65” television and when I got it set up…. Wow! It has so many cool features! Works with my ps5, fire stick, built in streaming platform, tv screen is actually the speaker….. yup i am loving this! And the seller was super awesome to work with 100%

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5.0 out of 5 stars

Magnificent picture

This TV is so easy to set up and the picture is amazing. I’ve owned Sony before, but they’ve really upped their game.

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5.0 out of 5 stars

Great Tv

It is not an OLED, but the image is second to none. Nice size on my wall and the smart features work awesome. Picture when gaming is spot on and color needed no adjusting. When streaming I use vivid and my external set up. I have to admit that it concerned me at first putting the tv on the wall instead of standing, but because the tv is so large the risk of the tv tipping over made me take the chance of putting it in the wall. It went right up and have not had any issues. I connected an Apple TV and most times just use that remote to navigate.

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5.0 out of 5 stars

Sony never disappoints

Excellent TV. Sony never disappoints

3.0 out of 5 stars

Good Picture, BUT…….

Good picture, more realistic skin tones than my Samsung.off axis viewing, not very good though, you have to view straight on. Not good news for anyone sitting on my side couch. If you will be viewing at an angle, Don’t buy this.Lack of full function Remote App is a Fail.Samsung has great full function app with remote. Almost wanted to return thus because there is no remote app.Really Sony ? It’s 2024.

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5.0 out of 5 stars

Makes the most of low quality signal

We are rural and have a weak OTA signal and low DSL speed. So I do not expect 4K or better picture quality. This SONY appears to have excellent video processing to try and improve what input you can get…this is why I chose this model. And the picture we are getting is very good. Setup was fairly straightforward. So far I have not messed with the setting much so viewing mostly with factory defaults. Was concerned about shipping/delivery, but this set is packed exceptionally well and the Amazon delivery was competent. Big investment, but happy with purchase.

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5.0 out of 5 stars

New Sony X90L 55 inch TV – Impressive!

Received the new 55 inch tv today as scheduled and the congenial delivery crew brought it into the house as requested. TV was well-packed and the unit was in perfect condition when unpacked with all extras in the carton. Got it mounted on the wall and connected by early afternoon and powered it up. The setup went very well considering us two old timers working with this high tech device. So far all is well and we really like the tv with all its features. I’ll still be learning about it for a long time.Thanks Amazon!

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5.0 out of 5 stars

Sony 65″ X90L

Excellent buy for the price. We love the picture clarity and viewing angle. Unboxing and setting up the unit was also a great help from amazon. We did not have to do any thing. It was great help. Remote control is something to desire for, it basic, but works ok.

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5.0 out of 5 stars

Wonderful!

This TV has been a dream! So easy to set up, the picture quality is beautiful, and as of now without any external speakers added, the TV sound quality is quite good on its own. The size is enough to feel like a movie theater, without feeling like you’re drowning in the screen. Wonderful for casual YouTube watching, or movie nights! Highly recommend.(The delivery men who helped unpack and everything were also very nice and gave me a 25 minute heads up when they were on their way. I didn’t catch their names, but thank you!!)

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5.0 out of 5 stars

Nice Tv

Great tv! Upgrade from last Sony, great for price

5.0 out of 5 stars

The perfect “high end but not break the bank” LED 4K TV

If you are looking for a new TV and don’t want just any cookie cutter LED TV, but don’t want to spend thousands either, this is it. The 4K picture is truly outstanding. I’m sure “better” exists somewhere, but I don’t need to spend multiple+ thousands of dollars to find out. The sound is actually better than I thought. I’ll get a soundbar, but it’s not bad without it.

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5.0 out of 5 stars

Best 75″ TV in this price range.

Great picture and sound at a price much lower than comparable TVs. Movies to sports to daily news. No complaints.

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5.0 out of 5 stars

Is a SONY TV

Updated Review Jan/2024…………….I’ve been using my TV for about 2 months. The TV is just monumental. I love the colors and how flawlessly the PS5 works on it. Also, I am getting more channels with my TV antenna compared to my previous LG or Vizio tvs and they look so good. If my OLED Sony A90J TV was in the return window, I would replaced it for this TV. The OLED colors/resolution/glare is better, obviously, but I don’t think is much difference when you think $3k vs $1k for this TV.Original Review Nov/2023…………..I recently bought a PS5, so I decided to replaced my 70” LG TV with a Sony one. What can I say, you pay for what you get. I have a 55’’ Sony OLED A90J Master Series in my master bedroom, but decided to get an LED since I watch some tv here and there and may leave the tv on for background noise in the living room, so don’t want issues with burning image on an OLED screen. I read/watched many reviews on this X90L and the X93L and liked that this one was good looking and about 20lbs lighter. The TV looks amazing and is well built. I like the stand legs, they are long and sturdy. The picture quality is nice and way better than my previous LG tv. Perfect timing for me to get it on Black Friday early deals, get it while you can. Amazon delivery and set up was great. I didn’t have to do any lifting at all, friendly staff, and they worked quickly. HIGHLY recommend the Amazon delivery to room of choice. I’m not sure about other people reviews regarding cracked screens. I don’t see any issues with my screens. The TV was packed for the gods, so it has to be hit very hard to be cracked or maybe dropped?

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5.0 out of 5 stars

Love it

Decided to spend a little more on a Sony as I use my TV hooked up to a computer for gaming and YouTube and read Sony image processing is great for those. The picture is amazing, deep blacks, no haloing whatsoever, great vibrant color with a million different settings. I love how it handles motion with YouTube videos or gaming, I don’t think I could go back to a TV without sonys image processing. I love the google OS and smart tv interface, it boots fast and runs smoothly, no ads or anything intrusive. The original screen saver looks amazing with its landscape pictures. I use it for PC gaming typically at 1080p 120hz and it looks incredible, I’ve never used a display that performs anywhere near this level in gaming. Sound is surprisingly good, and I use it without anything external. The frame/case/stand feel ultra sturdy and premium. Bought it during Black Friday for $900 which was a bargain. After owning it I’d easily pay the $1200 normal price. No complaints.

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5.0 out of 5 stars

Sony X90L 65in is great tv.

Arrived as open box in like new condition. Was well packed arrived undamaged. Minor adjustment tweaking needed. Could be touch brighter. Picture quality impressive. Sony soundbar automatically synced. Using apple box for streaming. Only issue that is reported common on Reddit is LCD 4 corner small area darkness which is barely noticeable and not big issue to me. Did not sign into google smart tv app and rarely nags me to do it. May display when turn on tv and after few seconds later apple tv replaces it. This 2023 model has pretty good lateral vision. Not OLED but very pleasing viewing experience. Recommended.

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4.0 out of 5 stars

It’s pretty good, but there’s no perfect TV

There’s no perfect TV.This TV trades off a little blooming for great up scaling. To me, this is #1 priority since most of the content out there is still in 1080p or less and I hate motion interpolation.Sony’s that have mini-LED (which have less blooming) are too big and expensive.The Samsung’s min-LED’s have less blooming, apparently, but may not have as good upscaling.Oled’s in my price range have stutter and ABL issues. I find the LG C2 to dark and artificial looking.The blooming is not often noticeable because you are uncertain if there is blooming or whether a light source should have normal blooming. Only by comparing it to an OLED can you see the difference (although it will look better).I never had a problem with subtitles because you can format them now on Amazon. However, HDTVtest does have the worst examples. I have not encountered that.

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3.0 out of 5 stars

Failed after 2 months

Decent customer service from Sony; my device lost signal to all HDMI inputs after 2 months of use. Sony handing service/replacement. I’ll revise post when I learn more. Was a great TV for 2 months.

5.0 out of 5 stars

I love this TV. Researched so many and very happy with this one.

My old vizio went out after 14 years. I had been researching for awhile now because I figured it was getting close to going out. I have looked at tons of reviews and rtings and I think this one was perfect for me. I did not set it up with my google account but used a new Roku stick instead.Is is the fanciest: No but I did not want to spend over 1100.00 for a TV and I purchased this on the summer Prime day event.I turned off the power saving feature but I did not have to tweak it much.I got the deluxe delivery and unpack which was great for me.It was delayed a lot but Amazon gave me some credit for the waitIf you are looking for a TV to stream this one is great. The over the air channels are a hit and miss though. I do not game. It is used to stream shows and movies and works great in a bright room and dark.

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4.0 out of 5 stars

The Yays and Nays

The Yays:Beautiful picture!4 HDMI ports (1 of them ARC)Physical Switch to disable the hot mic.The Bluetooth remote!Supports HDR10, Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos.The Full Array LED dimming helps make blacks look black!Feet can be raised up to support a sound bar in the front.Variable Refresh rates for games.10-Bit panel.The Nays:Annoying Bravia messages that are difficult to disable.do not know if TV works with standard IR remotes (should the original remote break or be lost)No Pedestal Stand.Like pretty much all TVs these days, typical “MEH” speakers built in.There are no drivers available to tell your computer it’s a 10bit 120Hz panel so PC defaults to 8bit 60Hz.Wish List:Wish it had support for Miracast and not just Apple AirPlay

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5.0 out of 5 stars

Great picture

Very bright high def picture. Very pleased with the purchase

4.0 out of 5 stars

Best TV on a budget

I’ve spent literally 3 months of watching videos of reviews and reading reviews on several tvs including the U8K and tcl QM8 and a few Samsungs. I’m on a tight budget and work as a sous chef so not rich. An overthinker at every turn. It was a tight race between the 75 inch U8K or the 65 inch Sony X90L. It came down to 1- processing/upscaling 2- the best movie experience (in my price range) and 3- the sony has less ‘bug’ issues. Every review of the hisense n tcl said they suffer with some electrical issues and i didn’t want to deal with that. I wanted a ‘set it n forget it’ set my tv, not worry about pixel or color malfunctions n such. This tv is plenty bright enough and contrast is fine. The color and smoothness is outstanding. The off angles look fine but not as good as sitting in front(I suggest using a sound bar but thats with any tv)

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4.0 out of 5 stars

Not bad

Decent picture quality for the price. UI is clunky and takes way too many clicks to do anything. All tvs in this price range should have a magic remote. My 1st Sony, and it’s fine.

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5.0 out of 5 stars

Great picture quality. Poor wi-fi and bluetooth.

Review of Sony 65X90L TV.If you go online and read the reviews of this set you will find that they are almost universally favorable and I wholeheartedly agree. First and foremost, this television has exceptional picture quality. It nearly matches the quality of OLED sets, but at a much better price. In addition to the better price, this TV is not susceptible to the burn-in and fading to which OLED sets are prone. Sony has always been famous for exceptional picture quality and this set will not disappoint. If you are like me and your main criteria for choosing a television are picture quality and price, then this is the ideal set for you since it is a great balance between quality and price – offering exceptional picture quality at at good price.Of course, with any item there is room for improvement. After using this set quite a lot before I wrote this review I can honestly state that both the Wi-Fi and Bluetooth are sub-standard. The Wi-Fi is prone to being dropped for no reason at all. For example, I have an Amazon Fire TV stick plugged into one of the HDMI ports of this et, so it is obviously in exactly the same position relative to the Wi-Fi router, yet the TV often drops the Wi-Fi connection when the Fire TV stick has no issues at all. This is surprising because the Fire TV stick is behind the TV and that undoubtedly blocks some portion of the Wi-Fi signal, yet it has a better Wi-Fi connection than the TV. Similarly, the Bluetooth is also troublesome, although it is a different issue. The trouble with the Bluetooth is that when I switch apps on the TV, the Bluetooth connection to my headphones often drops. I often have to re-pair my headphones every time I change apps. I find this unacceptable. The Fire TV stick plugged into the TV has no such issue.The remote control unit is only fair. I like that it has voice commands and a light sensor to adjust the picture, but it is poor in several other regards. It has no backlight, so using it in a dark room is pretty much impossible – the buttons do not even glow in the dark like the remote for my AV receiver. The remote also has neither numbers, nor letters, so entering numbers or text into the TV is painfully slow. There are also no dedicated fast forward or rewind buttons.Unlike some other brands like LG and Samsung, I found the technical documentation for this set to be quite good. The included instructions were basic, but clear and legible with good English grammar and spelling. If you want more advanced technical specs for this set, they are readily available online.I use this TV with the Bravia Cam webcam. This is a webcam specifically made to be used with selected Bravia televisions. The Bravia Cam can, of course, be used as a webcam for video conferencing on the TV with Google Meet and other similar apps. The Bravia Cam also enables the TV to automatically adjust the picture for the room, and the sound for your seating position. The Bravia Cam also can put the TV into power saving mode when nobody is in front of the TV. The Bravia Cam also allows the TV to be controlled by hand gestures, although I found this feature to be very problematic. The real problem with the gesture control system is that it relies on the camera, and the camera needs light to function, so the whole system does not work in a darkened room. I find it ironic that the gesture control system does not work in the dark because the remote has no backlight and so it also does not work in the dark. So whether you wish to use the remote or the gesture control system, you will need to turn on some lights in order to control this television.Overall, I think this is an excellent TV. It seems to me that picture quality and price would be the top criteria for most TV shoppers and in my opinion, there is no better picture quality for the price available out there. Combined with the great reputation of Sony for picture quality and reliability, I think this is an excellent television for the price. Of course there are better televisions out there, but they also come with a much higher price. This set is in the sweet spot where you get a really wonderful picture for a reasonable price. I give it five stars.

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5.0 out of 5 stars

Get your popcorn 🍿 ready

The Sony 85″ X90L is like having a movie theater in your living room! With its stunning 4K Ultra HD display and BRAVIA XR full array LED, every scene pops with vibrant colors and deep contrasts. Dolby Vision HDR makes visuals breathtaking, and it’s packed with features that are a dream come true for PlayStation 5 owners—low latency and smooth gameplay like never before. Add in Google TV’s endless content and smart controls, and you’ve got an entertainment powerhouse. If you’re serious about immersive viewing, this TV will blow your mind!

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1.0 out of 5 stars

TV is great. Amazon, not so much.

Caveat Emptor. The TV is wonderful. Great picture with a cinematic experience. HOWEVER…Amazon dropped the price $200 right after I ordered it. I asked about some kind of adjustment. I understand prices go up and down but it was a $200 price drop within the return period. They wanted to have me return the TV and order a replacement! They would come, take it off the wall, ship it back, send a replacement and mount it again (they would absorb the cost). I suggested we do a “paper return” where I generate a return, get the credit, order a new one, get the better price and the TV I have stays put. They couldn’t do that. I was trained as an economist and my suggestion made sense in terms of saving time, effort (their) money, truck fumes, etc. FRUSTRATING!

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5.0 out of 5 stars

Brilliant Crystal Clear Color

Upsized from our Sony 65 and chose Sony based on past years of stellar TV performance. We once tried a less expensive south Korean brand a few years ago and it lasted just over a year before dying. Sony quality is the real thing and worth every penny. Our 15 year old 46″ Sony LCD is still working like new too. My only issue is this model has no analog speaker out jack for our rf headphones so a small inexpensive digital optical to analog converter is required.

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4.0 out of 5 stars

Good brightness and motion enhancement

This is a good middle-of-the road TV. It has some great performance features for the class. The standout strengths are excellent brightness, motion interpolation and a good deal of configurability. Its Playstation 5 “awareness” allows it to automatically optimize for the console when plugged in, and make the most out of advanced features like VRR and ALLM. The real stand-out feature here is the motion interpolation or “smoothness” as the menu calls it – it’s hands down the best I’ve ever seen. My privacy matters to me, so this review was conducted without enabling the WiFi or using any of the online features.Packaging: AThis TV ships in a very plain cardboard box, which kind of screams “no frills”, but it has a good many features despite. It’s possible to get the TV out without deconstructing the box – which is a plus in my opinion as if you keep the box you have a safe way to transport it if you’re about to move or whatnot.Physical Setup: A+This has to be the simplest TV setup I’ve done since the switch from CRTs to flat panels. The desktop stand is just two feet that plug into the bottom and snap into place – no tools needed. The TV also comes with three sets of mounting screws. This is kind of a big deal as I have the absolute worst luck when it comes to mounting kits- they usually come with five or six different screw options and none of them is ever the correct one for the TV I’m trying to set up. Providing the screws with the TV means I’m not going to be making a trip to the hardware store before I can mount it.All of the connections are clearly labeled on the back panel. If you’re installing this with a flush wall mount, you might want to try to plug everything in before you mount it on the wall because there’s not a lot of room to maneuver behind the set once it’s mounted.Remote: CThe remote control unfortunately follows this minimalist trend where rather than have any direct functions on the remote, every function opens some kind of on screen menu that you have to use to operate it.On TV Controls: DThe TV itself only has two controls – a one-button-does-everything “power” button, and a physical toggle switch to give you the illusion of being able to physically disable the microphone in the TV. If you lose your remote control, you’re going to be extremely limited in what you can do with this TV.OTA Reception: CThe over-the-air channel reception isn’t very good. During the scan it picked up 33 channels including HD and SD, but when I attempted to view the HD channels picked up by the scan they wouldn’t come in at all. (I used the antenna from my 2013 Sony, which does get all of those channels, to test.) The SD channels come in just fine which makes me think there’s something wrong with the tuner itself. If you’re planning on using this for OTA, you might have to upgrade or buy a better antenna.Privacy: DLike all “Smart” TVs, the manufacturer utilizes the TV to gather information about your watching habits, and record and analyze audio from the viewing environment. As mentioned earlier, they try to give you some sense of privacy with a physical toggle switch for the TV’s microphone, but it’s just an illusion. The TV has an audio calibration function which plays a sound then listens to the echo to set up the speakers; it has no trouble doing this even with the microphone switch set to the “off” position. This means that either the microphone can still be activated in software despite the physical toggle switch, or that there’s at least one more microphone built into the set which is not controlled by the switch. Either way, don’t assume that you aren’t being listened to because the microphone is switched off.If privacy is a priority for you, I would recommend not enabling WiFi on this TV at all. You can get firmware updates from Sony and install them with a USB drive, and if you want to use Netflix, Amazon etc… you’re much better off using an external device like a Firestick, Chromecast or XBOX.Default Settings: B-All of the default picture modes have the awful “Sharpness” control turned up to the point where it creates visible artifacts and ringing. Almost all of the picture modes have the brightness and contrast cranked to their highest levels, but other than Sharpness, the default configurations are very passable. I don’t know who actually prefers the damage the sharpness feature does to the image, but I very strongly recommend that the first thing you do every time you change a picture mode is to lower the Sharpness its lowest level.The Sharpness was not the only default setting that caused some picture degradation. The “Reality Creation” feature describes itself as a super sampling.. Super sampling takes advantage of the fact that when you take a higher resolution image and scale it down to a lower resolution image it seems to maximize the detail possible at the lower resolution. Connect something like a Blu-ray player to an old standard definition CRT TV and you’ll have some idea of what I mean. In this case Reality Creation seems to be scaling the image up, performing some kind of edge interpolation, then scaling it back down. With the feature enabled the image noticeably lost fidelity on most 1080p content. Film grain and other noise inherent to the image was transformed into splotchy glittery patterns which looked terrible to my eyes. I also recommend turning this off unless you’re watching some awful low-resolution source where it might actually do some good.Gaming: B-This TV supports all of the most recent gaming features – Automatic Low Latency Mode (ALLM), Variable Refresh Rate (VRR), and it supports 4K@120Hz. This TV recognized my Playstation 5 and the two devices negotiated a configuration that took advantage of all the features. The gaming mode is a little bit barebones – it does have a crosshair overlay, but it doesn’t have a frame counter so it’s difficult to tell what performance you’re getting without external tools. Even in gaming mode display lag is between 30 and 19 milliseconds (measured with a Time Sleuth). For modern gaming, this is fine for 99% of players. Competitive gamers generally aim for something in single-digits, and for retro gamers this is at the high end of tolerability. By itself 19 milliseconds (best case scenario) is not going to make retro games unplayable, but remember display lag is just one factor in the input latency stack (the time from when you press a button to when you see the action on screen). With display lag this high, it leaves less room for error from your wireless controllers or scaler. For my testing I used a MiSTer FPGA and a very low latency 2.4Ghz retro-bit controller to play Mega Man 2. The game is fairly unforgiving of lag so I often use it as my real-world lag test and I had no trouble completing a couple of stages and boss fights the display lag here was not noticeable to me.Advanced Picture Features: B+If picture quality is a priority, I would recommend taking the time to dial in the settings according to some objective process – there are plenty of calibration tutorials online.I’ve already mentioned my thoughts on “Reality Creation” which does things to the image I don’t like. Super Sampling means that the image is scaled up, smoothed out and scaled back down. In theory this helps with anti-aliasing, but in practice it took away some of the natural sharpness and added noise. YMMV.The black levels and HDR tone mapping emphasis are all pretty effective at dramatic changes in the image quality. When playing games like Doom Eternal I was able to really dial in a great picture.Motion Features: A+This set has three levels of black frame insertion (what it calls “clarity”). This makes the transition from one drawn frame to the next less jarring by inserting a blank frame in between. Each level sacrifices brightness to do this so the higher levels are kind of impractical because of how dim they make the picture, but it’s still a good feature to have to lessen eye strain.Where this TV really stands out to me is its motion interpolation capabilities. This is a feature where the TV takes advantage of its very fast refresh rate to invent (interpolate) in-between frames to make on-screen motion smoother and more stable. I’ve been watching this technology evolve over the last 15 years or so, and what they’ve been able to achieve here is stunning – even compared to Samsung’s top of the line 2023 TVs. A major drawback of this feature is artifacting – this is when the circuitry tries to guess what the in-between frame should look like but gets it wrong and draws weird patterns around moving objects. It can be very immersion-breaking. This TV put up with the most punishing material I could throw at it and barely broke a sweat. At the highest setting, there were still periodic artifacts, but at the second highest setting, I counted one instance of artifacting during the whole Super Mario Bros. movie. The 2021 Dune has a lot of vertical panning and fast moving objects and this TV made them look solid and smooth.Contrast Enhancement: D“Full Array LED” is straight-up false advertising. For this to actually have what “Full Array LED” describes using a reasonable understanding of those words, it would have one backlight LED for every pixel. In practice it’s not even close. With the local dimming feature enabled, white text on a dark background is constantly surrounded by a very obvious glow from a larger section of the backlight being brightened around the actually bright material onscreen. Thankfully you can turn local dimming off.Viewing Angle: B-While you can make out detail that’s fairly similar to the correct color from almost 180 degrees off-center, anything wider than 95 degrees is slightly washed out. If you’re used to LCD TVs already you’re not going to notice this at all.Ambient Light Rejection (Reflections): B+The matte-ish surface of the screen does a very effective job diffusing reflections. Obviously you still don’t want to set this up opposite a sunny window, but a lamp or a crack in the curtains is not going to ruin your viewing experience.Brightness: B+This TV has the ability to get almost painfully bright which, combined with its ability to reject ambient light which makes it ideal for use in normally to well lit rooms.Built-in Speakers: BThe built-in speakers are serviceable. They’re maybe one notch below the quality you’d get with an expensive sound bar. There are a ton of presets and even an auto calibration (which I’ve mentioned earlier) to adjust the sound to your listening environment. I found the “Dolby” setting to be the best all-around, though I’m at a loss for what particular “Dolby” technology is at work here.Final Score: B-This is a good all-around LCD TV with a solid set of features, but it doesn’t really excel at most of them. Viewing angles, display lag and local dimming are all somewhat disappointing while not being exactly terrible. Ambient light rejection, brightness, motion enhancements and ease of setup are the high points here.

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