This was a great value TV, imho. I like Samsung electronics, too. But lack of Dolby Vision and Dolby DTS support excluded Samsung television from my list. The LG C2 looked very, very nice too. But it was a bit pricier, but had an an arguably brighter screen. The A80K does have slightly less brightness, but it displays very well in our fairly bright family room. The Sony does everything pretty well. Absolutely no blooming, layering, stuttering, and displays colors accurately and vividly. Blacks are inky black. Settings are easy to change and very user friendly. TV sound is good but I use a Vizio soundbar without any compatibility issues and it sounds great. It’s a very well constructed TV and very little wobble noted with its well engineered stand with adjustable width. Another outstanding feature of the A80K is its anti-reflective screen technology. Our TV, when not on, clearly reflects windows which are opposite the TV placement. This was deeply concerning to me until I turned the TV on. Reflections disappeared and when the screen displays a lighter background, you can very faintly see a momentary reflection but it is not distracting. At all. The TV seems very good for upscaling lower content movies and TV. It’s excellent for sports. The A80K really shines when playing 4k movies. I couldn’t be more impressed!! Wide viewing angles is nice for our seating arrangement, which is fairly wide. Overall, we are completely satisfied with our choice of the A80K over the other brands. Especially for the price.

The last few TVs I owned were by Samsung, the last of which was a 4K LED from 2016 (KU-6290 to be exact). This is my first time owning a Sony or an OLED, and the bottom line is that this is a huge upgrade in every conceivable way. Colors are vivid and full of life while remaining amazingly accurate, only a few minor adjustments were needed out of the box. Digitally shot films and shows appear very clean crisp, while film grain from other sources is rendered in a way that looks very natural and refined. OLED certainly looks its best when viewed in a dark room, but brightness holds up surprisingly well in bright room with various light sources as well. Motion is rendered impeccably well, especially compared too my preceding Samsung TVs. The built in speakers provide serviceable sound, and the sound calibration feature that utilizes the remote’s mic is a nice touch. Apps load quickly once TV is booted up, Google TV interface is snappy and easy to navigate. The ability to customize input layout lends great sense of convenience and control. Overall, this is easily The best TV I’ve owned so far. Purchased as an open box item, it was practically brand new with only a few hours of use and yet nearly 50% off the current regular price. Even if I paid full price I’d feel as though it’s a worthwhile investment. If you’re in the market for an OLED, this is a high quality model for the asking price and I couldn’t recommend it more highly.

Sony has trully outdone themselves with this television. The picture quality, ease of use, and setup is like nothing I've ever seen. All of this, complemented with the Sony signature sound quality, it is a best in class product.

Awesome oled Supports vrr allm with hdmi 3 and 4 (must go in tv settings and change mode) Sound is impressive with TV by itself! Bright, but easy on my eyes, they are sensitive to super bright TVs while gaming. This tv does not disappoint! Differences from Sony a80j a minimal New model is thicker, but picture is better, also sound is better. If you get out have the a80j, be happy this tv isn’ta huge upgrade. The a80j has a more premium feel. This tv ultimately costs more for a minimal upgrade. If your in the market and are considering this tv vs lg or Samsung I’ll just say, the Sony is more refined.

I love, love, love my Sony Bravia TV! When I went to Best Buy to replace my 40” flat screen I told myself I was going to look at the 55” TVs. The sales guy who came over to help me was showing me the 55s. Then he took me into a showroom with the BIG screens, I thought I was at the movies! He showed me differences between the screens and their pixels/clarity(?). I fell in love with the 65” Sony and made that my purchase. The delivery and set-up was perfect for me. The Geek Squad mounted it on my wall and centered it perfectly over my 75” electric fireplace. They also downloaded the streaming services that I have. There was a slight learning curve for me because I’m not that tech savvy but it is worth it. I am very happy that I purchased the 65” Sony. I had a smaller Sony in the past. The picture lasted for years, the entire time I had the TV! To me, Sony is very reliable!