“What makes the Z series different from the other models Sony offers. They all offer the same things so why is the z series 3k more?”
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The primary difference is that the Z9D has full array local dimming (FALD), with far more individual dimming zones (approximately 650) than any other TV in their lineup, and more than any other LED TV from any manufacturer, with the possible exception of one model from Panasonic. This huge number of zones permits the TV to rival (though not quite equal) OLED in its black levels, while retaining the brightness necessary for good HDR that OLEDs lack. When I compared it to OLEDs and other LEDs the Z9D was overall the best TV I saw by a mile. It's not perfect, no TV is, but it is far and away the best compromise between the competing strengths of OLED and LED. Just search any of the owners threads online and you will quickly see why it has gained legendary status. There's just nothing else quite like it out there, which is why even though it is a 2016 model Sony retained it as a flagship through 2017. Better yet, go see one and I guarantee you will be stunned.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.I could tell you all the different between the two, but, I figured you had done some research, online. At the time, I was prepared to buy the X940E; when I a saw the same movie playing on both TVs; I think "Blade Runner", at the time, the movie itself is usually dark ;I was impressed with the clarity and quality of picture. My advice is to go and see for yourself. I brought the 65 inch in March and I am happy with it, ever since . Even purchase a UHD Blu-ray player The Z was last year model, I am sure, with the 4th of July holiday, you can get a good deal on this TV, or any TV. See for yourself, ask the sales representative to put the same images on both TVs and see. Whatever choice you make, I sure you will get a good deal. Good luck
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