Sony - 75" Class BRAVIA XR X95K Mini-LED 4K UHD Smart Google TV

I recently had the chance to experience the Sony X95K 75-inch Television, paired with the AT5000 soundbar, and it’s safe to say that this duo delivers a transformative home theatre experience. Starting with the television, the Sony X95K is a marvel in terms of picture quality. The TV boasts 4K resolution, providing stunning clarity and sharpness that brings every detail to life. Sony’s Full Array Local Dimming and Boosting technology dramatically enhances contrast, ensuring deep blacks and bright whites that enrich every scene. With the Cognitive Processor XR, images are analyzed in a way that mirrors human perception, leading to an incredibly immersive viewing experience. The TV’s 120Hz refresh rate and HDMI 2.1 ports make it an excellent choice for gamers as well. Games look incredibly smooth and responsive, with virtually no input lag. Coupled with the automatic game mode, it ensures an optimal gaming experience. The design of the Sony X95K is sleek and elegant, fitting well into any décor. The thin bezel draws you into the picture and the TV’s minimalist design helps it blend into any room’s aesthetic. The AT5000 soundbar complements the X95K wonderfully, creating a comprehensive and immersive audio-visual experience. The soundbar delivers powerful, room-filling sound with distinct highs, mids, and lows. With Dolby Atmos technology, you’ll experience sound in three-dimensional space, giving a sense of depth and placement that traditional sound systems can’t match. Dialogue is clear and easy to understand, which makes this soundbar excellent for movies, TV shows, and even daily news. Connectivity is also a breeze with the TV and soundbar. They both offer multiple HDMI inputs, and the TV supports eARC, allowing high-quality audio to be sent from the TV to the soundbar. Wireless connections are stable and quick to set up, making it easy to stream content from your devices. One minor point of criticism could be that the user interface of the TV, while functional, might take some time to get used to. However, once you get the hang of it, navigating through the myriad of features becomes second nature. In conclusion, the Sony X95K 75 inch TV, along with the AT5000 soundbar, presents a sublime combination of extraordinary visuals and breathtaking sound. Whether it’s for gaming, movies, or just everyday TV, this combo is more than capable of delivering a premium, immersive experience. It’s an investment, but well worth it for anyone looking to take their home entertainment setup to the next level.

My first impression of this display is WOW!! the picture is so detailed that you feel as if you can reach out and grab something right off the screen. The colors are extremely vivid and the blacks are amazing. I had full intentions of buying an OLED display and was convinced to try the mini-led due to the ambient lighting in the room where the unit would be placed. I am so thankful for the help from the experts at Best Buy as the OLED would not have performed as well as this unit has. Sony makes an amazing display and I can not see how you could be disappointed in this TV

Our family LOVES this tv! It fits our tv room perfectly and has an amazing picture quality. Little to no glare, which is what we were looking for since the tv is in our sunroom that’s full of windows. We even put some pretty cool LED lights on the back of the tv for extra pizzazz! If I had to find one thing I don’t like about it? It would be the paneling on the back to hook all your cables up. It is completely flat, which I love the look of. But no one sees the back. You have to pry the panels (I would say there about 4 to 5 different panels that are very hard to see) off to get to the hook ups. I’m fine with all of that, but after putting the LED lights on the back it will be a struggle to get to any of those cords that are already hooked up. I will have to take the lights off to do so. There is no way around those panels unfortunately. Over all I would recommend this tv a hundred times over!

I bought the TV very wary of the blooming because the reviews said this model bloomed way too much .In all honesty the blooming is very subtle and not very noticeable unless you’re looking for it. The blacks are good. The colors are amazing..the motion is great and Sony processing is what stands out versus the competition I had the Samsung QN90B.. the soap opera effect really bothered me and the lack of options when it came to processing is what made me get the Sony in the end.. also the Sony panel lottery seems to be better. this X95K 75 inch is one of the cleanest panels I’ve ever owned .. little to no DSE

Picture quality is tremendous and we love being able to access almost all our streaming services directly without a streaming device. Not sure why Google doesn’t have the Spectrum app though.

The Wife and I both love the picture quality of this set. We had a XBR 75X 900H that we were happy with until it died less than three years after purchase. I purchase the protection plan from Best Buy on this one so I am covered if it happens again. We use a home theatre surround sound set up so I can't comment on the audio. The picture is great. The colors pop, the blacks look fine. I like the android software that lets me install any app that I have wanted unlike some brands. I thought about OLED, but hate the pixle refresh interruptions that I get with my LG and Alienware OLEDS. So far, it has been fantastic, no regrets.

Upgraded from a 40” Samsung that was over 10 years old. The Bravia xr x95k has much improved picture quality. The colors are more vibrant and it handles glare very well. The sound quality with the Sony a7000 7.1.2 sound bar and a Sony subwoofer are also an improvement over the surround sound receiver in our old set up.

Excellent TV, great price, good picture, good speakers. I rarely have to turn the volume over 10-20, depending on the source. I usually use a Fire Stick. It has built in apps, but they don’t work as well (ie, the ⏮️⏪️⏸️▶️↩️⏩️⏭️⬆️⬇️⬅️➡️ aren’t as intuitive). It has a really nice remote and you can use LG’s ThinQ app to operate the TV, but it only allows you to when connected to the same network, which is ridiculous (I have an LG AC unit that lets me control it from anywhere through the same app). I was hoping to be able to turn my TV on/off on long trips to make it appear as if someone is home, or to divide my animals comfort. If the apps (both ThinQ and streaming) were better, I’d give it ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️.