Sony - 77" Class A9G MASTER Series OLED 4K UHD Smart Android TV

Beautiful piece of decoration on my wall. I was told about the glare due to the shiny OLED glass panel, but I have not been distracted at all. One thing I Sony offers is a longer power cord. But otherwise, I can’t find anything bad to say about this TV. The colors and black are magnificent. I’ve held out for a few years after Panasonic discontinued their plasma offerings in the US, and this is a very an upgrade to that. I had previously owned the V G, V and Z series of the Panny.

We bought a 75” Sony 940E from Best Buy a couple of years ago and it certainly was a premium LCD TV. We always wanted to get an OLED but had to wait till prices came down. When Sony’s 77” A9G came on sale for under $5k at Best Buy we decided that the time had come. The 940E went to the bedroom and the A9G joined our great room system. We have it paired with our Pioneer Elite AVR 5.2.2 Atmos system, a Panasonic 4K Blu-ray player, a DirecTV 4K satellite feed and a couple of Nintendo game systems. The A9G is all we expected it to be. Great colors, contrast and motion. 4K football and movies are amazing. 720 and 1080 feeds are expertly upgraded and displayed. My game stems are better than ever with no play problems. We have no complaints or regrets about this great TV. We have the TV on the wall using a standard tilt screen mount. My wife and I were able to unbox and hang the TV without problems. One HDMI cable runs to the TV from the AVR, using the HDMI-ARC ports on each, for the audio/video feeds. The ARC feature integrates the Sony well with the Pioneer and DTV for switching, volume and power. We have used Netflix, Disney+ and Curiosity Stream and the Sony had them or easily added the app to the main page. Our cable internet is hooked up to our router and then uses Netgear Powerline AV500s to get high speed wired internet to the TV on the other side of the house. We have had no problems watching whatever we want whenever we want with excellent pictures. My desktop PC has no problems using Chromecast to the TV and my android LG G8 phone likewise has no problems casting to this Sony android TV. The TV integrates the casting well with the DVR feed, switching away and then going back when the cast is opened and closed. A couple of minor problems. We tried the TV as our center speaker but we did not like the sound so went back to our regular center speaker. And my IR programmable remote control cannot learn from this Sony remote as I believe this Sony is RF. So I’ll have to use two remotes for now. The attached picture shows our setup. Sorry, but the TV is better than the camera and so the picture doesn’t show the TV’s full display potential. Overall, we are very happy with our purchase, price and results.

Amazing! So happy we finally made the purchase of this tv! We had been looking at it for a year already and just couldn’t wait any longer. It is huge and so thin and sleek! We had to get the top of the line and so happy with how it works and looks! We mounted it with the help of the geek squad and it looks great. The picture quality is amazing.

Moving from a 110" 1080p projection setup to a 77 in. OLED had me concerned until I turned on the set! I had not connected all my home theater audio gear yet so just used the set's speakers -WOW! I consider myself to be somewhat of an A/V nut so I wasn't expecting much but Sony has developed a glass screen based speaker system that is the best I've heard from any flat screen. Not only is the sound quality good but I would swear they have utilized directional software for Dolby Atmos and surround features. The sound lacks bass despite built in "subwoofers" but for those considering a soundbar, listen 1st! Picture quality is what you would expect from Sony's flagship with bold & bright colors, unlimited calibration options, EZ setup and even the way it looks on the wall. Cons include reflective glass common to OLEDS, some ARC handshake issues, hard software reset required and price point at the top of the scale. Still, a top shelf choice that I am extremely pleased with.

If you are looking for an TV that has amazing quality and sound this is the TV to get. The 77’’ I purchased makes my living room look like a home theater. Even if you wouldn’t want something that large, I would definitely recommend this TV and the amazing OLED quality.

The Sony A9G is the pinnacle of TV quality. From it’s beautiful minimalistic design, to its great sound features such as using it as a center speaker. To its immaculate picture. The Sony A9G is as good as it gets at the moment folks. Sonys picture processing, upscaling and motion control is unmatched. If you’re a videophile and your investing in a TV, you should only want the best. This is it. Casuals can look elsewhere.

I really didn't expect a huge improvement over my Sony 65" LED TV cuz it was really good. Upgraded to the 77" just because it's the largest size I can fit in my custom built TV enclosure. Nothing to fault about the 65" LED but gotta say I'm blown away by the color of the 77" OLED! It's like a whole new world. I'm watching movies now just for the cinematography - everything looks so good. There's a richness to the color that you just have to see to believe in a moderately dark viewing room. Plus the TV has one touch buttons for Amazon prime and Netflix which is great. I know it costs a fortune, but you forget about the cost about 5 minutes into your first movie. A good demo is to watch any episode of General Hospital on this TV. For some reason the color on that show, skin tone and everything really shows off what this TV can do.

You get what you pay for. Originally bought the sony 85 '' 950g and was disappointed with the picture quality. I returned it and got the 77" AG9. I got spoiled with the 65inch AG9 in my bedroom. This was the same picture quality as the 65" but was bigger. I can't really tell a difference between the 85 and 77 inch as far as size. This is the Top Gun and it's more then big enough. Best picture quality in store especially streaming 4K.