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Q: Questionwhat is the viewing angle on the Sony 65” Class Bravia 8 II OLED model? How far off on the side can someone sit and still thoroughly enjoy watching this model’s full OLED screen features?

Asked 1 month ago by Timbecausetimistooshort.

• A:Answer Thank you for contacting Sony, Tim. The BRAVIA 8 II has an exceptional, near 180-degree viewing angle. Because of the inherent properties of the OLED panel, the picture quality—including the deep black levels, color accuracy, and contrast—does not degrade even when you are sitting far off to the side of the screen. We've ensured that every seat is a great one! We appreciate your interest in Sony products. Should you require any further assistance, please don't hesitate to reach out for support here: https://us.esupport.sony.com/support/s/support-contact?language=en_US&category=tv Best regards, Gus, Sony North America Customer Support

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Q: QuestionWhy does Best Buy only describe this as being a standard OLED? In the Title, Highlights and even the Specifications it does not specify that its a QD-OLED. Can someone clarify?

Asked 2 months ago by JayWal.

Q: QuestionHey there I had a follow-up question. I own the the SU-WL855 wall mount bracket, Will this still allow me to rotate the Bravia 8 2 oled like the tv i have now? I own the A80J

Asked 3 months ago by OLEDfan.

• A:Answer Hi Fishthewish, Yes, you'll be able to do that. Since the Sony - 65" Class BRAVIA 8 II is fully compatible with the SU-WL855 wall mount bracket, it will allow you to swivel the TV left and right just like you've been able to with your A80J. Thanks again for your interest in our Sony TVs! Regards, Dominick

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Q: QuestionHi there! Is the 65 inch version of this television compatible with the older SUWL855 mount?

Asked 3 months ago by OLEDfan.

• A:Answer Hi Fishthewish, That's a great question! Yes, the Sony - 65" Class BRAVIA 8 II is fully compatible with the SU-WL855 wall mount bracket, so you'll be able to install it securely and enjoy a slim, stylish setup. Thank you for considering Sony products! Best regards, Dominick

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Q: QuestionCan i mount this TV on the wall or a stand

Asked 4 months ago by MIKEY.

• A:Answer Hi MIKEY, Yes, you can absolutely mount the Sony 65" Class BRAVIA 8 II on the wall or place it on a stand. It's designed to be versatile for various setups. If you choose to wall mount it, you'll need a compatible VESA wall mount kit (sold separately). If you prefer a stand, the TV comes with one included. Thanks for considering Sony products. -Eliab

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Q: QuestionIs the table top stand that comes with T\V adjustable?

Asked 4 months ago by Anonymous.

• A:Answer Hi there! Thank you for your interest in the Sony - K65XR80M2. This TV features a premium 2-way stand which gives you the choice of a low-profile position that focuses you on the picture and also a raised position to accommodate a soundbar. We hope you find this information useful, and thank you for considering Sony products! Regards, -Dominick

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Q: QuestionDoes this TV have burn in protection/reduction?

Asked 5 months ago by CaptainCrunch.

• A:Answer Hi CaptainCrunch, we're happy to help you with your question about the BRAVIA 8 II. The BRAVIA 8 II, being a premium QD-OLED television, is equipped with multiple sophisticated features designed to protect against image retention and burn-in. We understand the importance of your investment, so we've integrated several technologies to safeguard your viewing experience: -Panel Refresh: This automatic feature ensures screen uniformity over time, with a manual option available. -Pixel Shift: This technology subtly shifts the image by a few pixels at intervals, preventing constant illumination of any single pixel to avoid image retention. Additional information can be found at this link: https://www.sony.com/electronics/support/articles/00173467?utm_source=glean We sincerely hope this information is helpful to you. Thank you for considering Sony products! Best regards, Estefany

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Q: Questionis this tv is a master series

Asked 5 months ago by Rafo61.

• A:Answer Hi Rafo61, That's a great question! The BRAVIA 8 II absolutely carries on the legacy of our 'Master Series' TVs. With this television, you're getting our very best: the latest QD-OLED panel and our most advanced XR Processor to ensure you're seeing content exactly as it was intended. So yes, it delivers that uncompromised picture quality and cutting-edge technology you expect from our top-tier televisions! Thank you for considering Sony products! Best regards, Estefany

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Q: QuestionWhen will an 83" be available in this 2025 model?

Asked 5 months ago by Mark.

• A:Answer Hi Mark, Thanks for the question and the interest in Sony products! In regard to your question, currently there are no plans for a 83" BRAVIA II. as it has been released in only two sizes, 65" and 55". Although for a bigger size, you can check the BRAVIA 5 which has a 85" version! . You can also keep an eye on our official sites such as Sony.com and Social Network to be up to date with our latest releases and more! Thanks for considering Sony products, have a nice day! -DiegoV

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Q: Questioncan I connect xbox x and ps5 same time ?

Asked 6 months ago by Mark.

• A:Answer Hi gaming, Thank you for your inquiry! The BRAVIA 8 M2 is equipped with two HDMI ports (HDMI 3 and HDMI 4) that support 4K resolution at 120 frames per second, both featuring VRR integration. This allows you to enjoy your gaming experience at peak performance while having both the PS5 and Xbox connected simultaneously. However, please note that you cannot play both consoles at the same time; you can connect them to HDMI ports 3 and 4 and select which one to use during gameplay. For further details, please visit the following links: https://www.sony.com/electronics/support/articles/00194995 https://www.sony.com/electronics/support/articles/00299203 We sincerely appreciate your choice of Sony products! Best regards, Gus Sony Social Media Team

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Q: QuestionWhy does Best Buy have this listed as standard OLED when the manufacturer website and the “From the Manufacturer” tab on the Bestbuy page states it QD OLED?

Asked 6 months ago by JLat.

Q: QuestionWhen will the 55" version of this TV be available both from Sony and Best Buy ?

Asked 7 months ago by Scott.

Q: QuestionDoes the 65" Sony Bravia 8II OLED have an adjustable stand to sit on a 30" in width console table?

Asked 1 month ago by Avs.

• A:Answer We love our Sony Bravia 8II OLED; however, we did not need to purchase a center stand that the salesperson said would come with the TV, but it doesn't. It is sold separately, so we bought the center stand separately, so it would fit our console.

  Answered 3 weeks ago by Answer

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Q: Questionwhat is the normal running power consumption of Bravia 8 II?

Asked 2 months ago by DaBoom.

• A:Answer Hi DaBoom, Thanks for the question and the interest in Sony products! Regarding your concern, The 65'' BRAVIA 8 II consumes in average 397 W while in operation, and around 0.5 W in standby mode. Keep in mind that this may change depending on the amount of hours the TV is being used, and on the Picture mode and Content Type, as brighter scenarios and settings might consume more power to process than darker scenes. We hope this information comes in helpful, thanks for considering Sony products! Best regards, DiegoV

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