Sony OLED 55 inch BRAVIA XR A75L Series 4K Ultra HD TV: Smart Google TV with Dolby Vision HDR and Exclusive Gaming Features for The Playstation® 5 XR55A75L- 2023 Model,Black

I dont typically write product reviews but to help others that are shopping for oled tv, I figured i would provide some info. Between this model and A80L there are few minor differences. One the tv stand is not adjustable like the a80L. Two no built in mic inside the tv. However you can still speak into the remote should you choose to. Three built in sound system is different. This model is two channel set up rather than the 3 channels in the a80l. If you use external sound system this shouldnt be much of an issue. And that is it. Same panel, same processor, same os, and etc.I spent months doing research on which oled tv i should buy and decided to go with sony due to the following reasons. I use my tv primarily for streaming netflix, movies, and etc. I occasionally play ps5 also. I use this tv in a low sunlight environment where brightness isnt too much a factor. With some tweaks color accuracy was superb, along with image processing and up scaling. Honestly this is the reason i ended up with sony over LG. If your primary use is for gaming then i might suggest considering LG as well. Google os is snapy and easy to use unlike what lg and samsung comes with. So far i really enjoyed the tv with my sonos speaker setup and found no issues. With black friday sale approaching i was able to snag this for a good discount hence i strongly suggest for those who want a sony tv with minor sacrifice on thing i listed above.dont hesitate to buy it.

The picture and sound are incredible. We are very happy with our purchase. OLED is absolutely amazing in how it displays HDR 4k content with amazing highs and lows. While primarily buying this for image quality, the sound is amazing too, creating a virtual surround sound I have yet to see comparable to anything else shy of a true 7 speaker system. Image up scaling is also great with some plain 1080p sourced it looked amazing. The construction of the TV is sleek and absolutely beautiful. Sony FTW!

HORRIBLE. It stopped working after 1 year and 6 months. It only comes with a 1 year warranty. For a $2,000.00 TV, it should last longer than a year and a half. They said I’m out of luck and I can pay a 150.00 diagnostic fee and then between 300-350 for the part to repair it. I will never buy a Sony product again.

This is my first sony tv and I'm really impressed. Realistic graphics, high quality picture, really good sound, and has gaming features particularly for ps5. VRR which is variable refresh rate helps lag, judder and screen tearing for a smoother gaming Iexperience. The Google aspect of it is really interactive with voice control and smooth transition for apps. It overall great choice for movies, gaming, or even surfing the web. I recommend this TV strongly to new sony buyers

As usual with Sony, their TVs are state of the art. This is my 3rd Sony and second Sony Oled. Setup was relatively easy as I have a Google account and am familiar with the process. Although I am not a Google fan, the TV user interface is slick.The TV is in an upstairs bedroom. Brightness is set to max, so beware if you plan to use it in a bright room.

Great picture and, as usual, Sony makes a very nice, high quality product. The 120hz refresh rate is noticeably better than the 60hz, so it's worth shopping by specs/price and not just by lowest price. I can definitely say it was worth the money and Sony was the right choice.

It has a great picture. Reviews of oled TVs say that they're not very bright, this tv is plenty bright, so much so I had use the auto dim setting at nite. Sound is way better than my previous tv. The channel guide was clunky at first, but we're used to it now! No buyers remorse!

Just too dark for my taste. Don’t know if it’s just the OLED or not.