Sony - 65" Class X800G Series LED 4K UHD Smart Android TV

The remote is great!!! the application on tv is great!!!! I love my tv

I love this tv!!!! Have been eyeing it for a while now and push came to shove and I was able to bring my baby home. What a wonderful addition to have.

I thought Samsung had the best picture but now I think Sony does

I compared the quality, color, clarity, and sound with the TV’s that we’re 2-3 times the cost. The differences are almost negligible and combined with the quality and reliability of the Sony name brand this was An east decision. We are very happy with this deal.

I was told once that when you buy a TV brand, it should start with an “S”...well we’ve owned other Sony’s along with various other brands and we’re happy to say Sony has delivered with this one, especially at the sale price point we got it for. It was easy to set up & we’ve been off & running since it was delivered. We’re able to use their remote for our sound system and we love being able to speak commands ie: open Disney+ etc. If you’re looking for a mid-range smart TV, this is it! Look at the picture quality taken in a poorly lit room-the color is fabulous :)

I've had a Samsung TV in the past and since I've had this TV, I'll just say the Samsung is collecting dust lol!! What can I say, the picture is second to none, and coupled with a JBL sound bar, I'm in entertainment heaven. I HIGHLY recommend this TV. (I got this during Black Friday, so the price was right)

I purchased the 65 inch on Black Friday. I almost bought the 75 inch, but I thought it would be too big for my family room. I purchased it to replace a 60 inch Samsung. The picture was really nice. There are a lot of apps. The remote has a Google Play and Netflix button. I returned the 65 inch and bought the 75 inch. Everything is the same. The Google cast does not work very well with live programs. I attached a Fire Stick and downloaded my app and did not have any problems. To use some of the Google features you have to provide some personal information. The 65 inch was $699.00 and the 75 inch was $ 1,099.00. I purchased a sound bar to go along with the 75 inch to add to the home theater feel. The sound without the bar is still good. I used the Arc (hdmi 3) for the sound bar and the included IR blaster to control the cable box. That allows me to use the Sony tv remote to control everything. If I could give it four and a half stars I would.

This is my 5th Sony Tv going back 27 years. I've never had one fail yet and have always been amazed with Sony's picture quality. Plus, they just don't break. My last one is still going after 10 years and looks the same as day 1. It's a 55" Bravia LCD hanging on the wall upstairs. I bought this 65" for the downstairs game room. 4k is absolutely beautiful and regular 1080p hd is stunning as well. The TV looks great out of the box with several picture setting to choose from. This is not a full array led but a does have the rear LED array. Which is much better then edge lit for viewing angles and brightness. The audio is also very good with plenty of volume comparable to a soundbar. You also get 4 HDMI ports of which two are for 4k. The Smart features are excellent and intuitive. I got rid of our Roku because it's that good. One feature to note that many TVs in the price range don't offer is an ambient light sensor. This adjust the screen brightness automatically depending on the rooms lighting. A must have feature in my opinion for nightime viewing. Otherwise the TV would stay to bright. those are the little things Sony does right and why there just a bit more expensive then the Korean and Chinese brands. There's a reason they have the lowest fail rates and highest reliability ratings of any brand period.