Sony - 65" Class - LED - X750D Series - 2160p - Smart - 4K UHD TV with HDR

After conducting a titanic amount of research, I landed on this 4K HDR TV for my upstairs bonus room where I have my Xbox One X, Playstation 4 Pro and desktop PC, that I use to stream Xfinity TV. This was one of the few options available that offered an IPS screen, plus it has great reviews, an incredible price and its a Sony. In summary, if you are looking for a 4K HDR TV that won't break the bank, this is a great option. Pros: -Gorgeous picture -Size is perfect for a large room -Looks great in lighted rooms -Viewing angles are excellent due to the IPS screen -Smart TV features are excellent, YouTube and Netflix offer 4K streaming -Includes both Wifi and Ethernet Internet connection options -Easy to set up, for example logging into my Google account so I could make good use of the included Android TV was drop dead simple -Remote is functional -Football has never looked this good, the included Live Football Viewing Mode helps reduce some of the picture distortion -4 HDMI ports -Metal stand, newer Sony TVs in this price range have a plastic stand -Price - $999 during Black Friday weekend Cons: -Not a good TV for viewing in the dark, blacks are not nearly as dark as what you would see on a good computer monitor or an OLED TV -Contrast ratio is not great, meaning a VA panel (I have several) will give you darker blacks and whiter whites, but lousy viewing angles -Only the HDMI 2 & 3 ports allow for full 4K HDR 60 hz performance, which is critical for maximum enjoyment of your Xbox One X, Playstation 4 Pro or Gaming PC, Sony does not make this clear, I found this information on rtings.com -Box is gigantic, it barely fit in the back of my wife's Tahoe -TV is heavy and cumbersome, you will almost certainly need two people to set it up and place it, particularly if you are going to wall mount it -Picture adjustment and calibration takes patience, gaming mode makes no discernible difference -HDR is nice, but you can do better at the higher end, difference is not as striking as I would have thought

I want to start by saying that this TV is amazing. I purchased this just before the holidays and have had several guests compliment the picture quality and brightness. Not only that but, I paid what I thought was a fair price. You can't go wrong with Sony products as their brand has obviously been proven throughout the years. The images are sharp and colors are bright. The screen can be clearly seen at every angle. The "smart" section is easy to navigate and set up was a breeze. I'd recommend this to anyone looking to add to their family or living room. A+

This tv had everything I was looking for... Great picture, easy to navigate and set up. Allot of bells and whistles for you money!

Sony made a wonderful TV, however the inbuilt speaker is not that good. Day 1 after installation, I tried to watch some shows which were HD and some which were not. Both with sound from TV and sound using the receiver. Here are the observations: TV sound was not effective, even when I put the volume all the way up to max! I didnt expect that from Sony. Typically I think Sony as a company which makes products of quality picture and best sound. Because of 65 inch TV, I believe when I watched some shows which were not HD, the quality of the picture was not good, I was expecting some kind of backward compatibility with picture quality. So all in all, I found issues with both sound and picture, however I am not disappointed, as I have a receiver which will cover the sound and most of the pictures in today's world are HD or higher. However any existing old DVD's might be an issue! Do not go by the advertised picture associated with the model, actual TV itself is very nice than the advertised picture. It would be nice if the advertised picture associated with the model XBR65X750D be changed, at some point I was not going to buy it because of the dull look it had! I purchased it because of the good reviews it had. Having good pictures for the products would potentially drive up for more sales! Just a suggestion for Sony Usability team! :)

This Bravia has a superior picture quality and great upscaling ability. It has an elegant look because of its thinness and bezel color. The only problem with this television is the common complaint of everybody which is "light bleed". I had several trips to bestbuy because of this problem. The light bleed usually occurs in the corners of the tv when Viewing dark scene and in a dark ambient room. I tried to justify this problem with the term "IPS GLOW" because I really like the picture quality. But like I said, the bleed was so annoying. Probably it is a personal preference because a lot of people have a good review for this TV. I would recommend this for simple people who will not care for the light bleed. But for people who seek overall excellent picture production, then this tv is not for you. Better get the Samsung SUDH line of 4K tv.

I bought this tv to replace a 60" Sharp. I don't really feel like it appears bigger than the 60" maybe because of the border around the old tv. I kind of wish I had gotten a 70". Oh well! I like the tv so far; nice picture.

Super nice TV and got it for super cheap. The TV on the stand is a 60” plasma. 65” seems huge compared to it

I really like the high definition of this picture. It is very clear. The sound bar and blu ray player are added pluses.