
OLED technology and 4K resolutions combine in this 55-inch Sony Bravia TV. It produces deeper contrasts than ever before thanks to its OLED technology, and you get exquisite detail and impressive responses that look seriously realistic. Added to that is smart technology that lets you access online content, which makes this Sony Bravia TV a media powerhouse. 
Q: what is the angle of the tilt when table mounted?
A: 5 Degrees
Q: Is this equipped with Dolby vision?
A: Dolby Vision will be implemented via a firmware update later in the year. Irrespective of manufacturer this seems to be the norm for 2017 models. Read the press release below. https://blog.sony.com/press/sony-electronics-introduces-all-new-bravia-oled-4k-hdr-tvs-with-unparalleled-black-levels-contrast/
Q: Does this TV support bluetooth for bluetooth headphones?
A: Hi Florian, Yes, XBR-55A1E supports the Bluetooth headphones. -Jay
Q: What is the price for 55" Sony Bravia OLED tv
A: Recently at $2999 and recently went down to $2799, I was within the window to get a adjustment for a $200 credit. These TV's are not cheap but I believe the technology will stand up for at least several years. I love the "smart" features, which I have only scratched the surface (i.e. Blue tooth headphones!)
A: Hi Tvnerd, this TV features our newest Acoustic Surface technology which makes the whole screen the speaker. This TV can be mounted on the wall without reducing bass or overall audio quality. You may check this link for more information about this TV: https://www.sony.com/electronics/televisions/a1e-series/specifications Thanks, -Mark
Q: Does this model have "Full Screen Sound"? Does all the OLED models have this new sound method?
A: Yes, but the bass is from the kick stand
A: There are several browsers available via the Google Play App Store, but nothing off the shelf. Choices in the store are “Web Browser for Android TV”, “Puffin TV - Fast Web Browser”, “Viewd Browser”, “TVWeb Browser for TV” and more. None of these are the built-in browser that comes with the set itself, but the built-in version is only accessed via the online help guides, so I treat it like it doesn’t exist because of its purpose-built usefulness and functionality.
A: Call Geek Squad. They will get youbtake care of. Sounds like a resonator is off