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Sony - 85" Class - LED - X850F Series - 2160p - Smart - 4K UHD TV with HDR
Model: XBR85X850FSKU: 6208230
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- Best answer: I had the same decision to make. bottom line is i went with the extra size of the 85 inch The difference between the picture quality is minute and cant tell unless side by side
You will not be disappointed and the lower price makes it any better.
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- Best answer: I had the same decision to make. bottom line is i went with the extra size of the 85 inch The difference between the picture quality is minute and cant tell unless side by side
You will not be disappointed and the lower price makes it any better.
- Best answer: The 85 inch is not edge lit, it is Direct LED, so it is a bit brighter. It is the only tv in the 850 series that is not edge lit. All the others are edge lit. All of the 900 series in any size are full array. They will be able to do Dolby Vision where the 850 series can not.
- Best answer: Hello JDH, yes, this model is VESA compliant and has a wall-mount hole pattern of 400 x 400 mm. For reference, please check the link below: https://docs.sony.com/release//Ref_4732748121.pdf, see page 20. Regards, _Bob
- Best answer: Believe it is in fact somewhere in between - definitely not Full Array. That said, think about how you will use it - for me, I generally watch TV and Movies in my family room with some lighting on - I honestly don't think I could tell the difference 99.9% of the time between the 850 and the 900. If you are a video-phile who will place in a dimly lit home theater it may be worth the extra $$ for the 900 series.
My impressions of the 85" screen is that it is plenty bright with great viewing angles and controlled reflections. Both are great sets - for me, the $1.5K difference in price made it an easy choice to go with the 850. Good luck!
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- Best answer: Believe it is in fact somewhere in between - definitely not Full Array. That said, think about how you will use it - for me, I generally watch TV and Movies in my family room with some lighting on - I honestly don't think I could tell the difference 99.9% of the time between the 850 and the 900. If you are a video-phile who will place in a dimly lit home theater it may be worth the extra $$ for the 900 series.
My impressions of the 85" screen is that it is plenty bright with great viewing angles and controlled reflections. Both are great sets - for me, the $1.5K difference in price made it an easy choice to go with the 850. Good luck!
- Best answer: Yes the 85 is the only va panel in the 850 series. It's actually pretty much a completely different tv than the rest of the 850 series. The native contrast ratios are quite a bit better and overall it's a nicer panel than the rest of the sizes in the series.
- Best answer: The height on the stand is 48.66 inches and without the stand the height is 43.3 inches, meaning the stand (leg) is 5.33 inches.
- Best answer: Yes you can. I have mine hanging over my fireplace. I had Best Buy do it for me, which was great becaus eit took two guys to do it.
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- Best answer: Yes you can. I have mine hanging over my fireplace. I had Best Buy do it for me, which was great becaus eit took two guys to do it.
- Best answer: My husband is very happy with the Sony we bought. He also uses it to watch all his sports and no blurry figures. The Sony TV has a very clear picture. He recommends the television.
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- Best answer: My husband is very happy with the Sony we bought. He also uses it to watch all his sports and no blurry figures. The Sony TV has a very clear picture. He recommends the television.
- Best answer: Yes, this model has a headphone jack.
- Best answer: Sony would be the only entity that could answer this question. Since it appears that they monitor these questions, and have not responded, seems like they probably don't even know. Debating on getting this TV and its the one drawback from me pulling the trigger. I assume they could push an update for the TV to support Dolby Vision, like they did for the X900, but will they? The may not to protect to protect the higher end model.
- Best answer: Sony would be the only entity that could answer this question. Since it appears that they monitor these questions, and have not responded, seems like they probably don't even know. Debating on getting this TV and its the one drawback from me pulling the trigger. I assume they could push an update for the TV to support Dolby Vision, like they did for the X900, but will they? The may not to protect to protect the higher end model.
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