Customer Ratings & Reviews

Love the colors, it is nice that we can have our window open and there is no glare and it works great with the soundbar. We have owned SONY tv's for years and would not buy another one for the media room. It feels and sounds like a movie theatre.

The 77” Sony Bravia 8 OLED is absolutely phenomenal. The picture quality is stunning, deep blacks, rich contrast, incredible color accuracy, and razor-sharp detail that makes everything from movies to sports look cinematic. Motion handling is excellent, and the upscaling makes even lower-resolution content look impressive. Setup was smooth, the Google TV interface is fast and intuitive, and everything works flawlessly right out of the box. The only minor thing that could be better is a touch more brightness since it’s in a room with lots of windows, but even then, it still performs great in that space and has no problem holding its own. Overall, this TV exceeded expectations and feels like a true premium upgrade in every way. I’ll never buy anything other than a Sony ever again.

Amazing colors and contrast. Great TV. Easy to use, simple remote, all the apps we use available or you can download. Geek Squad came put up wall mount and TV and got us set up. Could not be happier!

Totally blown away with this 77" oled TV. I wasn't really sure about it when I went to replace my 75" Sony xr950 that died unexpectedly. I mean looking at all of the reviews from the major reviewers saying that there were much better panels available that cost less. But I digress. I wasn't really wanting another oled since I had prior bad luck with burn-in with a couple of them. I went in fully expecting to get a Bravia 7 or 9 mini led for my replacement TV. That wasn't what happened. I had the opportunity to have a side-by-side comparison with a 85" Bravia 9 and the 77" Bravia 8 and got to play around with the settings on both . While the Bravia 9 certainly was exceptional and much brighter, I was blown away with the clarity of details and the inky blacks . Yes I know that I'm not a certified calibrator, but I know enough to do a decent job of tweaking a few things to make it look pretty good. Yes the Bravia 9 is excellent, there is no doubt about that, but what I saw side-by-side and couple with the price difference showed a clear winner. Now I know that the Bravia 8 doesn't have all of the settings that the other Sony panels have, and that isn't right IMHO, however I have since concluded that I can live without spending more money to have it professionally calibrated and use that money towards finishing my ceiling atmos speakers install. While my finances aren't a concern to many, I'm quite sure there are others who are in a similar situation and have to weigh the trade offs in the price differences in their decision process. That being said, I am still amazed at the picture quality this set produces. I also suggest that people go to ytube and search for 4k and watch some of the remarkable videos that are shot in 8k and 120fps and really look at them on any set they are considering. The Bravia 8 (atleast on mine) will simply amaze you.

We've had our Bravia 8 for 4 weeks now. We love it! The build quality is top notch and the Google OS is easy to use. Some reviewers have put this TV lower than it's competitors (C4 & S90D) when it comes to brightness. Our living room is a little brighter than some so I was worried about watching content during a sunny day. 100% not a problem! Does it get LCD bright, no but it's not dim by any means. The picture is amazing! If you want to see what it can really do, look up the HDR Superchannel on YouTube and you won't be disappointed! I've been re-watching movies also, and they look so much better on this OLED.

This is a great TV. We are so excited about the size and color. This was a great purchase

The Sony BRAVIA 8 OLED has exceeded my expectations. The picture quality is stunning — deep blacks, vibrant colors, and excellent brightness even in a well-lit room. The motion handling is smooth, which makes sports and fast-paced movies look incredible. Sound quality is strong for built-in speakers, and pairing with a soundbar makes the experience even better. The Google TV interface is intuitive, fast, and makes streaming across apps seamless. Setup was straightforward, and the design is sleek and modern, fitting perfectly into a living space despite its large size. Overall, this TV delivers premium performance and is absolutely worth the investment if you want a cinematic experience at home. Highly recommend.

Great tv-clarity, picture and overall ease of using tv functions

Vivid colors, sound is great! Have had it a year and very happy with this tv.

I did a lot of research on the OLEDs in my price range and I found this TV suited me best. I read the reviews on multiple websites and was between the LG C4, Samsung S90d and this Sony Bravia 8. I ultimately choose the Sony Bravia 8 after seeing it at Bestbuy and comparing it to the Samsung and LG. You can’t go wrong with any of these TVs but I just preferred the Sony Picture and processing over the comp but would have love all three sets. I mainly wanted it to watch football with friends and family and this Sony was it for me. Speakers were better than LG and Samsung and although I have a soundbar, I don’t always have it on and use the TV speakers more than the soundbar. If you’re a Samsung or LG fan, or not a Sony fan, you will love the other OLEDs as well. My only recommendation is go see the TVs in person and watch the demos if you can. You’re forking out the money not any reviewing site so see them for yourself and get which one that works for you. Just reading reviews, I was going for the Samsung but no Dolby Vision gave me pause and went to BestBey to see if I needed it. That’s when I truly feel in love with this Sony. Samsung did have amazing color and brightness, LG great overall with better upscaling and motion than Samsung , but Sony had the features I wanted and went in that direction, to me Sony had the best motion processing and better picture though not as bright as the Samsung.

Great color quality. Afternoon glare issues are no longer a problem. Best TV we have ever owned

The 77” OLED screen on this model is absolutely breathtaking. With OLED technology, each pixel emits its own light, delivering incredible contrast and vibrant colors. The 4K resolution is crystal clear, and HDR content shines with a wide range of detail in both bright and dark scenes. Sony’s Cognitive Processor XR is impressive, optimizing the picture quality dynamically, which makes scenes appear more lifelike and sharp. The contrast is deep, blacks are true black (typical for OLED), and colors are well balanced without feeling oversaturated.

Excellent TV. brilliant color and sound. easy installation and setup

The OLED display is absolutely gorgeous—deep blacks, vibrant colors, and super smooth motion. Easy to set up, great sound, and Google TV makes streaming effortless. Worth every penny!

I was really on the edge about spending $800 more for this Sony OLED vs the LG. I had a QLED previous to this because of the lighting in my previous home. I am glad the salesman advised us Sony is the best OLED on the market, he was right. I have had it installed for a week now and am blown away by the quality. It is much better than the QLED I had, even though that was an 85" and only 1 year old. The only way to get better than this TV is to go bigger but our space did not allow that. If you are in the market for a new TV and want a home theater experience this is it. Everything looks so good on here. We had it delivered by best buy because we did not have a pickup truck and installed it ourselves. If you can find your studs in your walls you should not have a problem, my husband and I lifted it up easily onto the wall mount.

Excellent TV. I purchased an open box for $500 off the sale price. Once you dial in the settings, the picture is excellent. Due to the operating system and build quality, I decided on Sony over SAMSUNG and LG. Research showed that Samsung has lost its way with quality control and LG OS become sluggish over time. Brightness was not a issue as its dark room.

Excellent tv performance. Eye catching Cool colors, perfect skin tone overall great tv

Very nice and bright tv. Love how intense the colors are and the sound is beautiful. Extremely happy with this purchase.

I've had this TV for one day and I really love it. I watched local TV news, streamed NCIS on Paramount Plus (although strangely the pause function doesn't work, but that's an app problem) and then streamed Greyhound on AppleTv+. Greyhound looked and sounded so real in Dolby Vision and Atmos. Best Buy did a superb job of setting up the three new Sony TVs and two Yamaha receivers. I only wish this came in an 83 inch.

Great TV. Excellent motion handling. Great performance with colors. I do wish the highlights could get brighter, or that the colors could pop more. Regardless, the TV looks great. Brightness can really pop in Dolby Vision and my complaints quickly fade away. I didn't even know about the reality creation feature until I was fiddling with settings. It is an amazing feature that you should try if you own a Sony that supports it. It can bring about some details that can be hidden, even in 4k native content. Low res content gets a nice detail bump from it. This TV does come with quirks that may effect you. As of the firmware out in November 2024, when you want to use Dolby Vision from a video source, like an AppleTV, and 120hz/VRR signal, like from a PS5, and you connect them to the same HDMI source through an AVR, like a Denon x4800h, you will unfortunately not be able to activate both the PS5 or AppleTV's fullest features without continually flipping through Enhanced and Enhanced/VRR settings on the Sony. You can get either Dolby Vision at 24hz or 60hz, but you cannot also get 120hz/VRR when you switch your AVR to the PS5. Vice versa, you can get 120hz/VRR from your PS5, but you won't be able to get Dolby Vision from your AppleTV or UB820-K. This is something to do with the EDID and effects others Sony TVs like the A95L. Sony is aware of the issue and I hope they are working on a fix. You can check their support page if you want to verify the issue. You will also find this issue discussed on AV Forums. The workaround is to hook one device up AVR and one direct to the TV. For me that meant the PS5 goes directly to the TV and my video sources to the AVR. While it isn't currently effecting me, it kind of sucks that now I actually do need to worry about the HDMI 2.1 inputs in the TV because my AVR cannot be fully utilized. First world problems, but maybe this can be fixed with a firmware patch in the future... Other quirks are that this TV sometimes fights me with what audio output mode I'd like to use. I have no idea why it thinks I'd use the TV Speakers over my external speakers, but it happens sometimes. Maybe it is a latency issue with the bootup from the Denon and the TV. Regardless, some niche positives with the TV are that you can see detailed input signal info from a menu option for your standard content as well as a different version of the same information in game mode. This will include color depth, and resolution, audio signal. The game mode detailed info also shows current Hz which updates live. I do wish that game details would stay on the screen longer, but it is at least nice to have. I also really like that I did NOT have to sign into a google account to use the TV and that it did not try to hide that option. Because I didn't sign into google, I am not dealing with all the bologna ads and bloat. It lets you set it up as a "dumb" TV, or at least as close as we can get to a dumb tv today.