Sony - 65" Class A9G MASTER Series OLED 4K UHD Smart Android TV

Moderate to Easy setup, nice speed on Android Operating system. Disney Plus looks Great - Menus seem to be off in color, but the movies are excellent. Amazon Prime - Works Awesome, Netflix Awesome - (Try "Our Planet" on Netflix). HDR Content looks great with Dolby Vision, HLG and HDR10. Mounting to the wall was great as Sony provides screws for the TV. Remote is a bit long for me, but very functional. I still need to figure out how to get the remote to control the Bose System for Volume. Just a tad expensive, when compared to Vizio and Samsung QLED (different format, but almost comparable)

With COVID-19 restricting outside activities, I decided to upgrade my in-home entertainment. This Master Series OLED is simply amazing. I compared Sony to LG OLED and liked the more realistic image. The picture is brilliant without being overwhelming. The smart TV apps are easy to add, activate, and use. The remote control interacts with streaming services seamlessly. The audio quality is very good, much better than my old Sony Bravia LED. I have a Bose Cinemate system, and it interfaces beautifully with the optical audio output. I now have a fantastic in-home entertainment system to make staying at home a beautiful thing. I purchased this on an early Black Friday sale. Even with $1000 off, this was a significant purchase. But this TV is so impressive, it is worth the investment. I highly recommend this AMAZING SONY OLED TV.

The tv is astonishing, I just got it ISF professionally calibrated and I am at a loss of words. It’s as if you are looking through a window. Only downside is that tv sits right on the tv console and you cannot run wires to the back of the tv, you have to run it in front and around the tv to make any connections other than that the tv is well worth the price.

So upset as this TV is rated as the best. This is the second Sony TV in 10 months. The A8 was making electrical popping noises while it was OFF, after watching tv for several hours plus some other issues. Since I had Geek Squad warranty, I exchanged for the best 65” Sony the A9. The picture gets stuck while another station is playing in the background. I’ve had it for less than a month.. Sony tech support are heartless people and can hardly understand them as they’re outsourced. Now I have to contact Geek Squad yet again. On a final note, products are not as good as they use to be. Customer service in various companies have a don’t care attitude and only a few remain. Just my two cents.

Love this TV. The picture is beautiful and very sharp and clear.

Everything great thing you have heard about this TV is true!!! Picture - A+ Cant get any better for me Sound - A Has center channel connections Profile - A+ Super thin UI - A+ I was surprised, because I heard differently Remote - A+ Sync with other Sony Products - A+

I really enjoying this features on this TV particularly the smart assistant

Decided to jump in big time and pay the big bucks for supposedly 'the best OLED TV". Replacing a calibrated 60" Samsung Plasma (PN60F8500) that is still holds a great picture. Long story short, after setting up the new Sony A9G we were blown away with the picture quality. The only access to actual 4K HDR content we had was watching demo videos on YouTube through the TV ap. All was great but after about 6 hours of on-time the TV took a dump and developed a horrendous vertical green line just off center top to bottom on every source input as well as the Home screen. Had to go through the hassle of returning it to the store and arranging another set to be delivered. So far the second set has been flawless and since we are now past the two week BB return time we are holding our breath every time we turn on the TV. I hope this was just a one-off issue (maybe the TV was built on a Friday afternoon and they rushed it to go home). Another issue I have is for such a "high end" TV I would have expected a very detailed user manual to accompany the TV. NOT! Sony went cheep on this aspect. There isn't even one to download from the Sony website. There is buried in the TV menu a generic link to various Sony video set-up guides but nothing specific to the A9G. I've resorted to reading posts by other users on on-line forums (AVS) to get info on how to tweak the TV. So far so good.