Customer Ratings & Reviews

The picture quality is so amazing and vivid! Some of the things I watch are darker and I’ve always had issues viewing them but I can watch them even in a room with sunlight with no problem

Setup & First Impressions Setting up the TV was straightforward and took about 15 minutes, though you do have to click through two very long Sony user agreements. Coming from a Samsung QN90, my first impression when watching content was that the picture seemed dim, despite the TV's high brightness capabilities. However, once I started dialing in the settings, everything clicked. Transitioning to Cinema mode was incredibly helpful for adjusting from the overly bright out-of-the-box settings to a more accurate, dimmer picture that is closer to the original film. ​Picture Quality & Motion The picture quality is fantastic, and the motion handling is a standout. Even with motion smoothing set to high for sports, the dreaded "soap opera effect" is practically non-existent. ​Color & Brightness Where the Sony really shines is in its balance. The colors are incredibly natural—especially compared to my previous Samsung, which tended to hit you with punch-in-the-face color saturation. The BRAVIA 7 gets plenty bright, but it’s a refined brightness that doesn’t just sear your eyes. Instead of blasting you with light, the brightness and color work together beautifully. ​Audio & Connectivity I tested the built-in TV speakers and they do a fine job on their own. However, I am using it paired with my Vizio Elevate soundbar system, as I prefer a dedicated soundbar over built-in TV speakers any day. ​The only real negative I've found with this TV is the lack of HDMI 2.1 ports. It only comes with two, and since one of them is the eARC port used by my soundbar, that leaves just one high-speed port available. Luckily, I only have an Xbox Series X that actually needs to take advantage of that port, so it works out perfectly for my setup, but it’s something to keep in mind if you have multiple newer gaming consoles. ​Overall Verdict This is a great TV with a wonderful balance between color accuracy and refined brightness. It doesn't just punch you in the face with over-saturation. When set to Professional mode, it truly looks like you are watching a movie exactly as it should be seen.

This is one of the best TVs I have owned so far. The built in OS is quick and responsive, and I haven't had any issues with it so far. The picture for native 4k streaming is amazing, and one of the few TVs I have bought where I think the quality matches the "perfect condition" demos the play in the store. The sound is good, but I am not an audio snob so I am not a good reference for this. I think it's sounds good, better than my old 10 year old Roku. The upscaling is quite nice, and I think it's one of the other strong suits for this TV. I have this in a living room and I must say that you want/need good light control with this tv. The glare from light sources bouncing is real, and if you typically watch this in a bright room without good light control, the Bravia 9 Mk2 is much brighter and has some sort of black magic glare coating on it. (but it's even more expensive!) The only reason I can think of going against this is needing to go through extra effort of you watch this in a room with lots of natural sunlight. It would be nice if it got slightly brighter to combat this.

Mind blowing picture quality. Installed the Sony 75" Class Bravia 9 II in the family room and loved it so much, that the 65" made perfect sense for the master bedroom. Complimented it with the Sony Soundbar 7, Sub 7, and Rear 8 Speakers. Beautiful, powerful combo.

Having come from all Samsung tvs in the past, I wasn't sure what to expect when trying a Sony Bravia tv. Reviews for any TV model/brand can be all over the place, however the Bravia 7ii was better than I was expected, and after adjusting settings for a little while, the image for regular TV and movies was exceptional. My only gripe was that the screen brightness was a little low at times, but I believe that is from ambient lighting or some Eco settings.

The TV truly provides and immersive experience and amazing color. I've not owned a TV in a few years and have only ever owned 40" or smaller. The brightness makes it almost feel like it's day in bright scenes in my dark room. I think the most pleasant surprise was the audio, as I expected to need a sound bar to enjoy audio at all. No this TV has good quality sound and is loud enough I worry I'll bother my upstairs neighbors. I'll say my biggest qualm were the instructions as they weren't 100% clear on how you were supposed to mount the TV to the stand. I know most folks just wall mount their TVs nowadays, but in my apartment, I don't have that luxury. So, it needed to be able to stand on my entertainment center.

I'm extremely happy with my purchase. I was undecided and was going to buy a different brand but I'm really happy that I decided to get this Sony. The sound, picture quality and the smoothness, I was really impressed. I would definitely recommend!

I wanted to purchase a new TV. I was replacing a 65 inch Samsung that I have had for 8 years. I was interested in OLED and Mini LED. After looking at several different brands I decided to go with the Sony Bravia 7II. I have a very bright great room and needed the brightness the Sony would provide. TV has been a huge upgrade from my old TV. The only thing I am not completely satisfied with is the audio quality. The sound is not great. I paired the TV with a Sony sound bar and the sound is much improved. Hopefully the long term reliability will be there.

Best TV on the market. Picture is awesome. The surround sound option is well worth the cost.

Picture quality is amazing, it functions smooths and fast

Was debating between this and an LG C5, but ended up with the C5. The viewing angles on this are a deal breaker for me. Images look cloudy, dim and not as colorful as when you sit directly in front of this (which is the case for LED RGB tvs compared to OLEDs). Also, it had a big input delay that was very annoying when using my Apple TV (Wasnt the case with my OLED LG c5). When sitting head on though, it was pretty great to look at colors and brightness wise. Blacks and grays are not as good as an OLED either. I do like the idea though that these LED RGB tvs don't get burn in, like OLEDs. I just couldn't justify a similar price for this compared to the LG c5 (bought this 65" open box excellent for $2100, bought 77" LG C5 for $1800 on sale in June 2026)

Have it set up in our living area as our main tv, does great with plenty of light in the room. Everything about the tv feels substantial and high quality. Definitely needs two people to attach the stand and lift onto our tv console, it was much heavier than our old tv. Setup of the software was very simple and didn't take long.

I went to best buy to purchase and 8 ii OLED not even knowing there was a 7 ii RGB model. They had the two next to each other and it was a tough choice. You can notice the depth and contrast a little more with the 8 ii, but the color of the 7 ii surpassed that for me. The colors are way more true and vibrant compared to the OLED. Blacks even looked as dark as an OLED, I notice zero blooming. Combining this tv with a ps5 pro is exceptional. It gives you many gaming options to get the most out of the console like 120hz and VRR. Plus you don’t have to worry about burn in compared to an OLED especially when gaming on it for hours at a time

Great product at a great price with the $600 sale price. I gave away an older Sony TV to replace it with Sony’s newest technology. Outstanding picture, great features & easy to set up. Plus you get Sony’s reliability. No regrets!!

The picture is phenomenal. Had issues with audio sync and motion can look blurry while gaming

I was going to buy the Sony Bravia 8 ii OLED to replace an older Sony top tier OLED that suffered some screen burn in after years of use. The Best Buy salesperson asked about my room and recommended this Bravia 7 ii mini-LED true RGB since it won’t suffer screen burn in and would perform as well if not better in my very bright room (lots of windows). One bonus that I wasn’t even aware of when I bought it was that it comes with a narrow 13 1/2” stand, so I could use it on my existing tabletop tv stand. There are a lot of features and picture modes that required some tuning to get the picture right to equal my old OLED screen, especially for Standard Definition programs. There is also a Cinema setting which tunes to the directors’ actual vision for the film. The vivid setting is too loud. There are also IMAX enhanced, photo, calm, standard, and professional settings. Since I have such a bright room, wanted to get the blacks to be as close to true as possible, and the picture to look like my old OLED, I played around with the tuning quite a bit until I got it right for my situation. My setup for normal TV and sports: I use the Professional setting with the following tweaks: Brightness, max; Contrast (SDR) 90; Gamma (SDR) max; HDR tone mapping, Gradation preferred; Black level, 24; Black adjust, high; Advanced contrast enhancer, high; Auto local dimming, high; Backlight lighting mode, color; Peak luminance, high; Color, 50; Hue, 0; Live color, medium, Color temperature, Expert 2; Clarity: Sharpness, 75; Reality Creation: Random noise creation, Low; Digital noise reduction medium; Smooth gradation, low; Motionflow, off; Cinemotion, low; Video signal: Color Space, auto; HDR mode, Auto You can play around with the settings for any of the picture modes, but it is best if you just choose 1 and adjust it to your liking. You can always reset that mode to the factory settings if you want to start over. The picture quality is amazing. The built-in speakers are supposed to work well, but I use a surround system with a Denon AVR. I am very happy the salesman talked me into saving $400 and going with the latest Sony RGB technology.

This tv gets the best picture. bold and bright. It was easy to set up. The speakers are in the back of the tv. sound is ok but we bought a sound bar for better quality.

Colors look incredibly vibrant and natural, blacks are deep, and HDR content really stands out. Movies and shows have that cinematic quality you expect from a higher end Sony TV, and the upscaling does a great job making lower resolution content look noticeably better The Google TV interface is also smooth and easy to use, and having Gemini integrated into the experience is a nice addition. Everything feels responsive and modern, and the overall build quality definitely feels premium I think Sony could improve some aspects of the software experience and make certain settings a little easier to navigate. Overall, though, this is an excellent TV. If you want a premium 65 inch display with outstanding picture quality, great processing, and a polished smart TV experience, the BRAVIA 7 II is absolutely worth considering.

I bought the Sony BRAVIA 7 II expecting a really good TV. The problem is, now it has ruined every other television for me. The picture is ridiculously good — bright, sharp, great contrast, and the colors actually look natural instead of like someone turned the “Vivid” setting up to 11. Sports look fantastic, movies look cinematic, and even regular streaming content looks better than it probably deserves to. The processing is where Sony really shines. Lower-quality content gets cleaned up surprisingly well, motion looks smooth without making movies look like daytime soap operas, and dark scenes actually have detail instead of becoming one giant black blob. Google TV is easy to use, everything feels responsive, and setup was painless. The only downside is that I now find myself criticizing TVs in restaurants, hotels, and friends’ houses. “Why does your picture look like that?” So yes, I highly recommend the BRAVIA 7 II. Just understand that once you get used to it, you may become an insufferable TV snob. 5 stars. Would absolutely buy again.

Sony is always my preferred brand for electronics. The TV has exceptional color and brightness. Happy that I made the right choice.