“What is the difference between this and the X95J? Details, please!”
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Hi Satori, thank you so much for your inquiry! The X90J BRAVIA XR Full Array LED 4K Ultra HD HDR Google TV features XR Picture for deep, natural, beautiful pictures from any angle with minimal light reflection. It also features XR Color colors that are natural and beautiful to the human eye and XR Triluminos Pro which is powered by our Cognitive Processor XR- this TV reproduces color in a way that humans find beautiful. It also has XR Contrast Booster 5 that adjusts brightness for higher peaks in glare and deeper blacks in shadow. It also features HDMI 2.1 via HDMI inputs 3 & 4 (4K 120/ALLM available at launch). VRR will be coming via a future firmware update. For the X95J BRAVIA XR Full Array LED 4K Ultra HD HDR Google TV, this TV features XR Picture for deep, natural, beautiful pictures from any angle with minimal light reflection. It also features X-Wide Angle™️- Sony's original optical design to control the light from the backlight, the X-Wide Angle panel ensures colors stay true from wherever you're watching. It also has XR Color colors, XR Triluminos Pro, and XR Contrast Booster 10 that adjusts brightness for higher peaks in glare and deeper blacks in shadow. It also supports HDMI 2.1 via HDMI inputs 3 & 4 (4K 120/ALLM available at launch). VRR will be coming via a future firmware update. You may visit our support website for more details about these TVs. https://www.sony.com/electronics/televisions/x95j-series/specifications#features https://www.sony.com/electronics/televisions/x90j-series/specifications#features I hope this helps! Thanks! - Romeo
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Since the x95J are not released yet, there is some speculation that it will have more local dimming zones and an anti reflective coating on certain sizes. Same processor in both TVs but the x95J may also have better color volume. Again this is mostly speculation.
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