Wondering which set should I purchase, this or the LG G1. No excuse, but the G1 was taking too long to be released so I went with this instead. Terrible reasoning I know, but I'm glad I did. The picture on this set is absolutely amazing! Quite thin so mounting on a wall won't be a problem. As far as calibration goes Sony did a pretty good job on standard mode for every day viewing but you still need to play around with settings to get that picture that your eyes will appreciate. As most are aware this set is not cheap, starting at $3000 for the 55 inch may turn some people off and if your budget is limited, going for the less expensive G1 may be best for you. Also, delaying VRR till Winter of 2021 could be a deal breaker for some and should have been ready right out of the gate for a set of this price. Not being a heavy gamer that doesn't bother me as well as having only two hdmi 2.1 ports could be a problem for some if you have more than one high end gaming console as arc/earc is on one of those ports you would want a soundbar that can utilize it plugged into that port so if you don't mind swapping. Bottom line, if you can afford at least $3000, for the 55 inch, you won't be sorry with this purchase.

[Employee of bestbuy] So i have owned this tv for almost 2 years now, and i can say with certainty that it is the best tv I have ever bought. The pic id phenomenal and the inky blacks from the OLED panel is breathtaking. Still running great and was installed by geek squad and still holding strong. It gors great with my PS5 and makes every game look amazing. Even without a soundbar this tv sounds great since it is in my bedroom. Even though it is an older tv it still holds up with amazing picture. Definitely gonna be a sony OLED again once i have to replace this

This A90J has some great improvements over the previous Master series offerings and is certainly a eye opener in person. I got the A90J hoping it would be as bright as a QLED TV without the downsides such as the terrible blooming and dirty screen many competitors have. And while it's not as bright as a top QLED nor does it knock down reflections as well, the improvement in brightness and addition of the hdmi 2.1 were the main 2 downsides to OLED. The third may have been the concern of burn-in which is to be helped with Sony adding the heat sink to keep it cooler. The screen has no metal bezel like the A8H, which I'm not sure I minded and was a little peace of mind when it came to bumping it. The feet on the 55 and 65 are very far to the edge while the 83 has a wide and middle position, all can be reversed so that you can elevate the tv for a sound bar. When comparing to QN90A, the screen was so much more uniform and there is obviously no blooming and dimming issues of the LED tech. The banding and motion are also better on the A90J. Overall, the tv is 20% or brighter over the A8H, with cable and HDR looking far better than previous OLED TVs. Is that worth 2x the price? For me... yes, but that is what people will have to answer with their own budget in mind. Video review on YT

Beautiful picture, amazing colors, very smooth motion flow. Great for gaming and watching HD programs and movies. Well built and sturdy design. The smart features are good and easy to scroll trhough. Bery pleased with purchace

This is my 2nd new TV I have purchased in the last couple months. I’d been using for the last 12 years a Panasonic 42” 1080 plasma tv. I wanted to upgrade to a 4k tv but discovered no one makes Plasma tv models anymore. The 1st Sony I bought was the Sony 50 Inch 4K Ultra HD TV X85K Series: LED Smart Google TV with Dolby Vision HDR and Native 120HZ Refresh Rate KD50X85K- 2022 Model. I wasn’t very impressed with the colors they are way off and could get a good adjustment and I found out LED TV’s have a terrible diagonal view area. So I put that TV in bedroom. I researched and read that OLED had similar colors and viewing angles as Plasma so found this BRAVIA XR A90J series OLED 4k Google TV and am so happy with it. It has great real looking skin colors of people and excellent viewing angles. Also the Google part is better then the other Sony I got. This TV also works much better with my AV system which is also a Sony.