Sony - 55" Class X750H Series LED 4K UHD Smart Android TV

The Sony 55 inch Class X750H high definition TV offers exceptional detail and color. View digital photographs on this TV is a great demonstration of the capability of this product. The larger than life images (maybe 6 times magnification) of my cat were just fantastic.

I've been holding off on a new TV for years now. It's been hard to find anything that I felt I could live with after my beloved Panasonic plasma and not wanting to spend the bucks on OLED. I knew it had to have a VA panel, I knew I wanted something that approached the color fidelity of the plasma, but I also accepted decreased viewing angles and less than perfect black levels were inevitable. And I was on a strict budget. So there were 4 options. Then I narrowed that down to 2. You might be able to guess which ones. The Sony clinched it with it's slightly higher light output and increased HDR color gamut. And based on past experience, I had a gut feeling it would have the most film like picture of the 2. So far so good! It feels solid and very well made. The stand holds the TV very stable with little wobble. I love the remote and after pairing it via bluetooth, I no longer have to have it pointed at exactly the right spot in the bottom center of the TV. It feels very responsive now. The settings are thorough and intuitive and didn't take a lot of tweaking to get a very satisfactory picture result. I found these settings worked best for me, but this will vary with individual taste. Custom for SDR/Cinema for HDR Brightness at 40(max for HDR) Gamma -2 Expert 1 or 2 Color temperature All motion, clarity, and picture enhancing features off Live Color on low setting Everything else at factory settings And I have to say, it's a beautiful result. Stunning actually considering the price. The image pops. It feels very film like. The black levels are surprisingly good so long as you sit dead center of the TV. They do start to show some light bleed if you shift off the center too much. I can live with that. The image quality is actually jaw dropping at times. Honestly. I was pleasantly surprised. I can find a few nits to pick, but keep in mind the price of this TV. For me they are pretty minor. First is the built in apps. For some reason (and this only seems to happen on Disney+ and Hulu so far), occasionally when I go back to finish a movie, either the sound wont sync, the sound is there but no picture, or it just decides to boot me back to the home screen entirely. This is annoying for sure and I'm hoping a firmware update can address this. Secondly the screen does have some DSE effects in the center and some color banding. Nothing atrocious, but it's there. And the built in apps do exhibit some judder on 24p content. If Sony could eliminate these things, while not loosing any of this TV's strengths, it would be sitting on a market leader in its price category. I sure hope Sony keeps a solid budget VA panel TV in their lineup for a long time to come.

Great TV!!! It only looses a star because I wish it was a little better when the room has some light in it. :)

Great tv. Easy to setup Great picture. Love the Android TV!

Sony Bravia 55" TV is a superior brand. Excellent closed captioning.

I purchased this TV Because I wanted something better than what I have been purchasing in the lower price bracket. This TV was really easy to set up and it has a very clear vivid picture and so many apps and options, we are really glad we chose this TV. I set it up using my android phone and I did not even have to input any Wi-Fi information for it to be connected to our Wi-Fi! I suggest this TV to anyone that is considering it.

This is as close to a 5 star product as it gets. I do not give 5 stars as nothing is perfect. Electronics all crap out eventually. That being said, I have had this television for about a month and it was easy to set up and has a great picture. Absolutely no issues whatsoever at this point. I recommend the Sony television to anyone who is wanting the best experience in gaming and movie watching.

Purchasing the Sony X1 X750H Series was a no brainer for me, why? Because my previous and first LED TV is also a Sony Bravia, which is now 7 years old and still performs very well considering its age. I'm surprised most consumers don't seriously take a closer look at Sony, from my perspective Sony has proven to be an exceptional product, and value even with a slightly higher price point makes it a wise choice over similar LED TV in the same category.