Customer Ratings & Reviews

The best TV We have ever owned. The picture is bright and clear and 4K HDR is outstanding.

TV is stunning! Picture and Sound quality is great

The picture is very clear and colors are great and sharp

This is the most beautiful Oled I have ever seen. It was well worth the money I didn't have to spend. Thank you Sony for this remarkable TV

Fantastic image quality, intuitive operating system, and solid audio performance without additional speakers.

The best TV we can buy from quality and tech point of view

Had my XR-65A95L 4 months and then the volume went out. Took almost a month to get parts and repaired (main board) It lasted 1 night and now the TV turns on and off at random. Sony customer service is the worst I have ever scene. Constant wait 24-48 hours for return call if you get one at all which was my case. Would not connect me to a manager. Currently I have been without a TV for over a month. Would NOT BUY anything from Sony ever ever again. Best Buy would not help me resolve through Sony and refuse to connect me to a manager as well. Done with Best Buy as well #SonyElectronics #SonyTV #Warranty #BestBuy

Very “blocky”. Bummed out. I still think LG IIs better

I've had my eye on the Sony A95L for a while, but every time I receive one, the screen is flawed due to poor manufacturing. After going through five units from Best Buy, each has had issues like scratches or imperfections from the poorly applied anti-glare coating. It's incredibly frustrating to invest in a premium TV only to find damage right out of the box. After months of trying, I’ve lost hope that I'll receive a flawless screen. This is unacceptable for a high-end product.

Super happy with this purchase. I am coming from a Samsung 4K LED that still looked good but the step up in picture quality from OLED and Sony's image processing is still amazing. I watch a lot of streaming shows in SDR and Sony makes them look great. That said, shows that stream in HDR are really next level. The brightness of some of the HDR elements almost hurts my eyes ... but in a good way. NFL season just started and opening games looked fantastic. I have the TV in a relatively bright room and the games just looked great. I wanted a TV with good sound so that I do not need to add a soundbar. This TV delivers. Dialogue is clear and easy to understand and the general sound quality is good and full. We are not big movie watchers and my wife likes to police the volume regardless. I am sure anyone looking for big sound will add a soundbar but just wanted to be clear for people like us that want to use the TV sound that this TV sounds great. I wall mounted this TV using HangSmart and that worked great. I love how clean it looks on the wall and I highly recommend HangSmart to anyone mounting a TV. I was using AppleTV with my Samsung but decided to try the built-in GoogleTV so that I could keep the mounting cleaner. So far, I am not missing the AppleTV. All of the services we use are available and the interface is smooth. The integration with YouTubeTV is obviously quite good and the search feature seems better than Apple's. The first TV I received had a single bright red pixel that was stuck on. BestBuy service was great and they delivered me a replacement right away. The second TV is perfect. Having this problem made me very happy that I decided to buy this from BestBuy and did not have to deal with an online return and shipping. One note. BraviaCAM seems useless. The only feature I am using is the one that adjusts the sound to where I am sitting. It might make a difference but hard to tell. There are no video chat apps available for this Bravia model so the camera offers no real value or function. Kind of weird since this is the only Sony TV that includes the camera but just thought it worth mentioning. I will probably just detach the camera at some point if this does not change.

My A95L was a replacement for the 2019 A9G under extended warranty through Best Buy. This all happened the middle of August so I've had it for several weeks. I had never seen one prior to it being delivered and set up. All I can say is I was totally shocked at the magnificent picture quality. It jumps all over my A9G which I thought was excellent up until now. I use it for DirecTV and other streaming services. They all look better than anything I've seen before. Even my Panasonic 9000 Blu-ray player looks better. Everyone who has come over here and seen the television are just amazed at the picture quality. I feel the sound is very good without a sound system - though I do have one. I don't use the sound system unless I'm going to use the Blu-ray player or action movies. I don't feel regular TV programs warrants me turning it all on. The A95L it's just fine for me without it. It's bright enough for me and after it's been on for a while you can walk by the screen and you don't feel a lot of heat coming from it as did the A9G. It comes with a camera that's installed on the top of the TV which I have no use for so that has been removed. I don't do video chat and I see no reason to do it on the TV either but that's me. Lastly I only buy Sony because I feel the flesh tones and colors on their televisions are the best of all to my eyes. Go ahead and buy this television you won't regret it for 1 minute. I might add that the $800 for a 5-year warranty was worth it as I now have a brand new television. There was no arguing over the warranty, The geek squad was wonderful, Best Buy backed the warranty and there you have it. Buy your electronics from Best buy and get a warranty. If you ever have to make a claim you'll be glad you did.

I tried Samsung, LG, and Sony OLEDs. The Samsung had horrible motion handling no matter the settings. The LG has noticeable green tint. The Sony is AMAZING. Its a 2023 model, but still the best in 2025. Upscaling is unreal. Motion is smooth. Colors are punchy, bright, and accurate. Works well in a bright living room. Minimal glare. The Google TV OS is nice. Remote is much better than the other brands. My only complaint is that there are only 2 2.1 HDMI ports, and 2 2.0 ports. Its not important for me as we just have a Switch 2 and soundbar. Other than that, this TV is miles better than the Samsung and LG.

Literally the single best tv you can buy. The picture quality is so impressive it just blows away the competition. Combined with a Sony receiver, it really is a one two punch. I thought the Bravia cam would be kind of a dumb addon, but since it came with the TV, I hooked it up and was surprised at how well it adjusted the panel based on ambient lighting. One of my biggest concerns going with this TV was going to be brightness and with the Bravia cam’s ability to provide ambient light data, I have to say I’m thoroughly impressed as to how well the tv manages in all lighting conditions, not just the pitch black room oleds traditionally shine in. We haven’t played with video calling or any of those other camera features. Gesture control is quite handy. I’m still waiting on a high quality 3.5mm cable to try out S-Center Sync, but given the configuration of my space I have every estimation it’ll work out better than where I’m currently forced to put my center channel. Overall I’m in love with this TV and would highly recommend it to anyone in the market for a truly high quality viewing experience.

Great picture - as expected. Being a new TV I expected some hiccups. And there are issues, particularly with the software. Every once in a while the TV needs to be restarted because the HDMI inputs don't work ("No signal"). Restarts also needed for some other flakiness. Unlike our previous 7-year-old Bravia, this one has lip synch problems. Could use more HDMI inputs. The Anrdoid screen seems dark and moving across the screen to different sections and apps seems sluggish.

Perfect TV for the ps5 and even great with 1080p apple tv. Smooth motion, great colors, and perfect brightness

Great picture easy to use. I’ve owned a lot of TVs and this is probably the best one I’ve ever owned.

The TV is very good, my reference is coming from an LG C8.. I do find the A95L VERY ‘yellow’ in Dolby vision, you can tell you’re in Dolby Vision because even the (what should be white) overlays on screen tint yellow. But the picture quality generally is really good, even upscaled content; although I think the other thing is I have moved from 55” to 65” so perhaps I notice the ppi difference a little. I am NOT a fan of the Google TV OS, but that’s easily remedied with an AppleTV 4K box. The included remote is lovely, I really value that and would say it’s the best remote I’ve ever encountered bundled with a TV. I can’t comment on the sound as I use a full Sonos setup, but setting that up to eARC was a breeze. I did find that you have to manually switch on 4K @120hz for gaming through the settings so don’t forget that; this is the first TV I’ve had that gives a full sweep of green compatibility ticks for all visual functionality on an Xbox series X! Overall, I am very impressed with this display for the price and would definitely buy again.

The Sony XR-65A95L QD-OLED TV is a standout performer, delivering exceptional picture quality with vibrant colors, deep blacks, and impressive HDR brightness thanks to its second-generation QD-OLED panel and Cognitive Processor XR. Its sleek design, with adjustable blade feet, complements its premium build, though the wide stand may require a larger surface. The TV excels in mixed usage, offering low input lag (16.3ms at 4K/60Hz, 7.9ms at 120Hz) and gaming features like VRR and ALLM, with Dolby Vision 4K/120Hz support via a future firmware update. The Google TV interface is user-friendly but lacks some UK-specific apps like Freeview Play. Its Acoustic Surface Audio provides robust sound, though it’s slightly thinner compared to competitors like the LG G4. Priced at around £2,799/$2,999, it’s expensive but offers unmatched visual clarity and motion handling for cinephiles and gamers.

Upgraded from a 65A95k to a 65 A95L. The K model was great but as reviews indicated was not as bright as it could be. The L model was much brighter and worth the price difference. I have never seen a TV with such incredible performance. I found some 4K input and sat for hours just looking at landscapes and animals. The number of apps available on the L model are fewer than the K but I hope that Sony will add more with future s/w updates. I was disappointed that there was no ZOOM app for the L. The K had one and it was a great use for the Bravia-Cam. The setup was easy even though it took a little time to get my Denon AVR S970H and the Sony TV volume levels to a good working range. Sony has put a number of features to protect the unit from burn-in. I have operated the TV for over 250 hours with no sign of burn-in. I am using the TV speakers as the center channel of my Dolby 5.1 system with good results. The TV speakers are some of the best I have ever heard and I could be happy without using an amplifier system. The HDMI/arc connections work well allowing the TV, cable box and amplifier to work seamlessly together. The TV remote is small but full function even without an numeric keys. It could be a little bigger as it gets lost in the couch cushions easily.

Easy set up , Excellent picture quality in all watching modes. Sound bar hooks up easily with the Sync mode to use the TV speaker as your center speaker. Clear voice quality. Contrast and Brightness are very good. Slightly over priced but well worth it.