Product Reviews

We had waited about a year for this television to be released, the quality of the picture and sound is exceptional, best television we’ve ever owned.

My family enjoying movie experiences with X95K85” and Dolby atmos HT-A9

Superb picture and the intolerable sale price. Miramax shootings are breath taking, so are face details, light and dark scenes as well as show colourful dynamics. Choose X95K over A95K for brighter picture, of course. QLED not for me as yet because of this. White colour bleeding not an issue here, do not understand what profi reviewers are up to. Sony fanatic here, understood? Hanged the TV on Sony SU-WL450 flat wall mount using four 8 / 16mms Rigifix bolts which meet Sony 2.5 times TV weight capacity requirement. Me and my wife did it, using two foot rests by the wall as an intermediate TV stand for making all connections and taking the deep breath before hooking it up onto the wall mount. Happy viewing. Next comes Transformers UHD Bumblebee movie. Attached pic note: cable mess will be tidied up in the summer.

Bought the XR65X95K from Best Buy in November of 2022. Big upgrade from our previous Sony 65” X800G. The setup took quite a while as the Wi-Fi didn’t want to connect and the Google account setup was finicky but finally got everything to work. Only thing I can’t get to operate correctly is the google Chromecasting from my iPhone? The picture/colors are great. This is the closest blacks you will get to OLED without actually buying an OLED. Tv gets really bright which is great for sun lit or bright artificial lighted rooms. Handles glare/reflections as good as can be expected. There is minimal blooming, mostly with pure black screen and large white subtitles which doesn’t bother me as I don’t watch a lot of content with subtitles. For everyday general content I barely ever notice it. Cable/Blu-ray/4k & streaming movies look great. Colors really pop but look natural which is why I love Sony. Motion handling and up scaling is top notch as it always is with Sony. This is our 5th Sony throughout the years and all previous ones have been trouble free and still working. Only reason I give it 4 stars is not sure on quality and long term durability. A lot of newer tv’s (not just Sony) have had more quality control issues lately. So time will tell. Hopefully if I ever need it Sony customer service is still as great as in the past. So far great purchase and love the TV. I cannot comment on the tv speakers as we have ours hooked up to a 5.1 audio receiver and external speakers.

AWESOME TV Exceptional Picture and Color; brightness, clarity, contrast, no matter the light source. Features and Ports are adaquate. Consumer friendly menu, remote, setup. A Total impressive product. Recommended.

Lived up to its reviews: The best picture quality I have ever seen

With new technologies, this TV rewrites the desire for wanting this TV

With excellent Picture more brightness and deeper blacks and great sound.

I knew what i was buying but still wish it were more Apple interactive.

It's now a month plus since I bought it and I am loving every bit of it

Exceptional pictures day and night. It keeps its true color during bright sun rays. The tv is easy to navigate.

First love the new TV. Coming from. 65” TCL 8 series Roku TV there is a difference in overall picture quality. The two issues I have with the tv is the remote. I feel like I’m 20 yo again having to point the remote direct at the tv and hitting the power button a couple of time to turn on/off tv. The other issue I have is the slow response of the UI Multiple times I have a decent delay in selecting app, show, etc. Not sure if it’s due to all the info on the Home Screen but could probably be fixed with an update. Unless I’m missing something, the FF and reverse functions are poorly designed. The last item I’ll mention is the rainbow effect on the screen when off or during screens with a lot of black, not a big deal but read about this prior to purchase. o sum it up, love the TV so far and will continue to adjust some of the pictures settings to make it even better, however the remote functions an the UI are probably my biggest complaints to date. I do like having both an android and Roku interface in the house now.

The TV is good I need to learn how to make it better with using the settings or how to find the right updates.

So far it's been great, still working through the settings but satisfied with it. The only negative for me is the bottom of the frame looks like it's missing something.

I bought this beautiful SONY tv 2 months ago and my wife and I are very happy with the purchase I highly recommend

Purchased my second Sony and couldn't be happier with the contrast, black levels and picture quality.

The sound system is impressive especially connected with Sony HT- A7000 sound bar..

For over 30 years, I had enjoyed Pioneer displays. My last being a Kuro 60 inch display (plasma). The Sony LED surpasses that plasma in every way: deeper blacks, much much brighter, much less power consumption and heat generation, smaller bevels, and so much more. Only if I go very close to the display can I begin to see hints at blooming. But in practice, I have not observed any. Black bars in letterboxed content remain black. The overall contrast is excellent. For HDR content, really enjoying the more true-to-life colors as well as peak brightness levels far above 100 nits. I put the TV in expert picture mode and played back many movies. The Pioneer plasma operated in 72 Hz when playing 24 fps content (each frame played back 3 times). Really happy that there's a mode that can completely elliminate any motion interpolation (I believe this Sony is playing back each frame 5 times). Love the remote; nice and small. Quick access to settings. In terms of sound, I cannot comment as I am using an external 5.1 speaker setup. I also don't use any of the built-in apps (we are using this TV really as just a display). The anti-glare screen is OK. For our needs, we are finding we still need to turn off lights for the best viewing experiences. But we needed to do that anyhow with our previous TVs/displays. Daytime viewing is excellent. I do wish though that there would be some indicator always illuminated while the TV was on. The screen, when no signal is input is extremely dark (nice!) and thus you cannot tell if the set is either still on or if it's off.

bought this mid-december 2022 and have no regrets. it's exactly what we wanted re: size, picture quality, brightness, ports, and related features. can't go wrong with this sony!!!

The views on this TV is absolutely amazing, especially in 4k.

It is a good decision to buy this Sony after a thorough review & comparison with other brands integrated with similar technology

The TV is great and the Geek squad gave me an old remote, but the remote with this one is not working. They tried everything to reset - its dead!!

I did a lot of research and landed on the 85" X95K. The picture quality is crazy good and even better with a 4k ultra player. Picture needed little no tweaking out of the box. Also wanted to note that this TV has the best sound/speakers for a flat panel that I have ever heard. Most TVs the built speakers are crap. It was a premium price even on sale but worth it. Can't be happier!

After returning two LG OLED TVs with burn in issues, I decided to give up on OLED. OLED has the best picture, but I watch too much CNBC and the logos and marquee got burned in permanently. I don’t want to stop watching the programming I prefer. LED doesn’t have a burn in problem, so I looked at an LED TV to replace the LG. I already have a Sony 950H in the bedroom and it is impressive with great picture and contrast. So I looked for the best Sony I could afford, given the warranty replacement from Best Buy. I have a MacBook Pro with micro LED and the picture is outstanding. So the A95K with its micro LED screen was quite appealing. I did consider the highly rated Samsung TV, but it only supports HDR10 and it is not a widely supported HDR format. Plus, I am much more impressed with Sony TVs in comparison to the Samsung we had 5 years ago. The LG TV had a custom wall mount. I was able to get a 75 inch Sony and wall mount for it for my trade in. Not a fan of google TV, but it’s the best smart TV OS around. I use Apple TV for everything, so it doesn’t matter anyway. I’m sure next year’s Sonys will only be better.

I bought it from best buy a month ago; overall, I'm happy with it,

This is the best picture of any of the TVs I looked at

I’ve been using the 75in Sony x95k for about a week now. Their are some some down sides. Upgrading from the 65in sony a80j, I noticed a significant decrease in sound quality. Though that is to be expected since mini led tvs generally have worse sound quality than oleds. Although It is better than most it’s competition in sound quality. A big problem with this TV is the blooming, it is only noticeable in a darker environment and can be quite annoying with subtitles. Though the trade off is the amazing picture quality and color accuracy. It’s also much punchier than my previous oled and my Samsung q90t thanks to its 2000nits of peak brightness. It has great build quality but in my opinion not the greatest design. I definitely prefer the design of samsungs qn95b. The viewing angles are just ok. If you want less blooming and better blacks the 85in version does come with a higher end panel to combat it. out of the box the color accuracy is amazing and after calibration it’s probably the best in the market.

Replaced sony65z9d with this tv and tv is very bright which i like since livingroom has alot of sunlight from windows, picture is very good, has more halo effect than i would like to see but its not an oled, sound is actually impressive!! Almost dont need soundbar. Motion response is always very good from any sony tv, google platform is alright, glitchy at times but overall decent. Overall its a very good, solid tv that anybody would love.

Everything on this television is amazing except blooming is not as good as I thought it wold be. It is better than all LCD televisions that I have owned BUT for the price and new tech to the X95K series thought would be better.

THIS IS THE BEST 75 IN TV YOU CAN BUY .SONY MAKES A GREAT TV .NO ONE. CAN MATCH THE X95K.THE PICTURES AND COLOR ON THIS TV IS SO GREAT.YOU THINK YOU ARE OUTSIDE LOOKING AT THINGS

Amazing picture quality... Color, brightness, contrast of black.. Best Sony I have ever owned and I have been buying Sony TVs for over 3 decades!! Love it!!

I’ve had this tv for a few weeks now and it has amazing picture. I played Gladiator on it and instead of the dark picture I had on my old tv even in the darkest areas the colors popped.

I compare the TV to the Samsung and LG and I thought this was the best overall TV. I am very happy with it.

I brought this tv about a month ago and I'm loving it. The picture is fantastic.

This is our 3rd Sony TV. Kids got the others when they moved out. Really like the features of the 75" mini led tv especially the ease of watching movies on the different subscription services.

Great TV! Google platform is awesome! Resolution is perfect.

What a beast of a T.V. I purchased the 85 inch and it is jaw dropping. The design is clean, the picture is eye popping and the sound is up to expectations. The only issue I have is now I want a bigger TV!!!! Hey Sony! You have any 95 inch sets lying around?

The best display in the market today among all other Brand especially the mini led

Great picture and build quality, but: 1) Apps are extremely limited, no Streaming Apps for local programming (add Spectrum, ATT...). 2) to Add Streaming Apps requires a Roku device installed on 1 of 2 - 4k Ports, 3) the XR65X95K is configured with only 2 @ 4k Ports, 4)the eArc Port is a 4k port used for soundbar connectivity, 5) there are no 4k ports available for a DVR, PlayStation... 6) we required a pedestal stand... purchased a functional 3rd party design, 7) the TV Remote is much improved, but is not backlit, Summary: We replaced a faultering 8k TV in a very bright room where primary viewing is Sports and News. Recommendation: We would buy the Sony 4k mini-led television once Sony offered 4 @ 4k ports and more Streaming Apps. We purchased a backlit remote and swivel pedestal stand to improve usability.

I recently purchased this product replace a Older LED Sony TV. The brightness of the TV is what I needed to watch Netflix and Amazon movies. All my other TVs produce a dark image from Amazon Netflix. The only thing I wish different is if I could control the brightness a little better. I’m sure I can I just need to figure out how. Otherwise I love this TV. I recommend it. You get what you pay for, and I got the best.

Upon receiving the television, I was impressed with the very robust packaging Sony are using for their televisions. The sturdy box was inset with firm polystyrene protectors on the top and bottom of the unit, however the setup of the unboxing is such that you don’t need to remove the television from the packaging to set it up. The bottom unit acts as a temporary stand whilst the top slides off, allowing you to add the stand before complete removal of the television. The tv includes brief and in depth manuals, and 2 remote controllers. One of these is the aluminium fronted, light-up remotes that you find in the master series televisions, so its nice that they are included in the “nearly master series” X95K range. Set up of the tv is very quick and if you have android or google services on your phone, a little quicker as it will log in via that device and get to quick work transferring account details and related apps across to the new tv. You are prompted to choose your hdmi connections visual type and will give assistance with “automatic options” that will set your colour profile, connection type as well as a few tuned setting for certain apps or devices. I will say one thing, when you get the tv, update it asap, that way when you connect a PS5, it will let you choose HDMI enhanced mode with VRR as well as local dimming. (Prior to update, the VRR mode would cancel out dimming and would hit image quality somewhat.) The build quality is exceptional, with plastic covers to hide all cables into the rear of the set, as well as covers to hide the stand attachment points. The set itself is quite heavy, though with a robust TV unit or heavy capacity wall mount, it holds well and is sturdy enough that it feels safe. The picture itself is absolutely fantastic, coming from a 2017 tv I am amazed at just how far image quality has came. The colour is stunning and peak luminance on HDR videos is so bright its hard to imagine a brighter display. I have found that by setting black level to medium, local dimming on high and contrast enhance to medium, the picture is so much like a well tuned OLED, with deep perfect blacks and super-bright whitepoints I truly am amazed when I see it on such titles as “for all mankind”, in fact if you want to see how good the tv can perform, I recommend S2 E1 during the sunrise on the moon scene. The scene shows Mini-LED in perfect usage, pitch black blacks and ultra bright whites. Nothing else comes close to it for a contrast display test for users. But what about blooming I hear you ask, Does it bloom? - yes Is it bad? - no Is it noticeable? - depends In scenes such as described above, no you don’t see blooming, the peak luminance will mask any bloom you might perceive, in fact in any HDR titles that deal with luminance data directly, you will very very rarely see any blooming. In SDR titles where luminance data is converted through the pictures colour, you can see some bloom, SOME. I find that if you sit within 15-20 degrees of the sides of the tv, you wont see bloom in any regular use excluding subtitles. (Subtitles are Mini-LEDs worst enemy) if you sit wider or lower than the tv, you can see bloom a little more. It’s just how the technology is working the polariser that blocks bloom to the front has limits on how wide it works. Through regular use, with a little set-up though, no.. you probably wont see blooming, and if you do you will mostly just think its coming from the retina scorching peak brightness. The sound from the speakers do give a level of immersion though obviously a soundbar set up would be used by most. If using a soundbar, you can set the TV speakers to work as the centre speaker, a welcome setting. If not using a soundbar, you'll still find many sound settings to tune the audio as you need. With options for voice emphasis, music, bass boost... The usual tried and tested Sony solutions. Results either way won't disappoint. For gaming the tv works extremely well, with a PS5 my games have never looked so good, and the options for image quality on the set are remarkably well tuned to deliver a quality that is what the games deserve. Colours and clarity truly pop out the screen, and dark titles such as assassins creed Valhalla look stunning in 4k HDR. Fire looks like fire, the night looks dark and the aurora over Norway is a sight to behold The tv in itself is absolutely stunning and as Sonys first dive into Mini-LED, its a firm win, I cannot stress just how impressed with not only the build quality but the most important thing, image quality. I've heard that this model is probably in the top 3 tvs you can buy at the moment, I wouldn't doubt it one second.

I have held back on this review to make I was able to get the most out of it in every way that I could. When the TV arrived the first thing you notice is that it is a unit of gargantuan proportions. The box almost one of my living room walls, but saying that, when it came to unboxing this techno-beast Sony have put a lot of effort in to make sure that this part goes as smoothly as possible, and they have absolutely nailed it. After removing the initial contents such as the sleek brushed steel remote and paperwork the top of the box simply lifts off leaving the bottom still in the base of the packaging giving you access to the screen and the legs which you can install with immense ease. At this juncture you have option for three different positions to suit your feng sui critter inside. Low sits pretty much flush to your unit or stand. This does require the legs to be at each end bearing in mind its nearly 2m long. From here you can choose to raise them up to a height that accommodate a sound bar to sit underneath without hindering your viewing. Finally, there is that narrow feet option. This is the one I went for as I have a stand that I bought with my first 40” HD TV back in the day. I have to say I was a little worried that I might need to splash out for a new stand. Nope! It fits like a dream and the unit itself is extremely steady The setup was seamless and took very effort. The Google TV operating system really did most of the work and the out of the box settings were really good. When you start delving into the menus and looking for the finer details is when the fun begins and this process really brought out the inner nerd. The remote itself is very good and has all the functions you’d be looking for such as shortcut buttons to Prime, Disney, Netflix and Bravia Code. The latter actually gives you five free movies to Sony’s streaming service once you’re registered. The remote even has a find me function should you lose it. This brings me nicely onto the screen. I mean wow, just wow. Sony has branched into the Mini LED range. The LEDs are now 4 times smaller than they were in the X95J so can pack way more in which really helps with local dimming. The colours are absolutely breath taking and the depth just sucks you right into the screen. I watch a lot of films and have very varied taste in genre too. I must have watched at least 30 plus films in different formats and I am yet to find a fault with this. Given that this is a 75” I was interested to see how well it delivered on such a grand scale. It absolutely blew me away. To say that this is truly a cinematic I don’t think does it justice. Even in a brightly lit room the anti-glare and the auto-adjust back light means you don’t lose any noticeable picture quality. The blacks really deep and inky and there’s no blooming whatsoever that I could see, even when looking. You’re looking a screen that is getting very close to OLED black but with brightness that dazzles. Even Blu-rays are upscaled to an obscene level. I own a PS5 and when it comes to gaming it cranks it up to a level that I haven’t witnessed before. The fact that you get exclusive features and auto setup when hooking up the console made me lick my lips. The PS5 will tell the TV when you’re gaming and when you’re watching a movie, then automatically switch modes to suit best. This is a really nice touch as I use my PS5 for playing my movies. Playing Gran Tourismo 7 is always a pleasure. You add in the colours that I’ve just been talking about and the speed the processor it’s like being in the car itself and truly leaves you open mouthed You can really appreciate the differences with 4K/120fps & VRR (Variable Refresh Rate), but be aware that you do need to have the correct HMDI 2.1 cable and are using the compatible port, of which there are two. I played through Ghost of Tsushima on the PS4 but since getting this TV I decided to play through it again with the PS5 patch. The combination of the upgrade and the HDR, the screen it turns that game into something that close to moving art. I know I’m gushing a bit here but you really do have to see it to believe it. The apps are as you’d imagine polished and very accessible. The voice recognition on the remote works a dream searching through all of the streaming services and giving you a list of ways that you can watch, and if there is a charge. Perfect for people like me that have a multitude of streaming services. I was a little disappointed that the Disney+ app doesn’t support Dolby Atmos but does Dolby Vision when Netflix does both. Why this is I don’t know, but given this is Sony’s flagship model for 2022, I’d be expecting it to fulfil it’s potential on every front at the cost of £3999. Another app I felt let down with was AirPlay. I found that it was very hit and miss when connecting to this depending on what I was streaming to the TV. Live video streams from website would connect and disconnect or would say that the device could not be found on the TV yet it was listed on my phone as discoverable, but when music and photos were fine. Screen share was also hit and miss. When accessing the same kind of stream via the internet browser and playing in full screen mode Ambient Mode would kick in after a certain time and reset the stream. I went into the options to change the inactivity timer to longer it didn’t give me the option to. I had to disable the app entirely to enable the stream to be uninterrupted. This in turn puts the TV into sleep mode when you’re streaming music to it when Ambient Mode would’ve kicked in. Again, this is something that I’d imagine Sony to sort out with a software update as I can see from forums that quite a few people experienced the same problem as me. Sound is massively important to me. I have a 7.1.2 ch Dolby Atmos sound bar so I was really keen to see how the tv speakers performed. Usually when a TV is as thin as this one is it lacks in the sound department leaving it tinny and shallow, probably due to the fact that most people have supporting devices like myself - not here. I was taken aback at how rich it sounds. There’s depth and clarity and the object tracking sound works a dream. You have a number of options to cater your sound to your tastes with adding in voice clarity and 3D Surround Upscaling. There really is an embarrassment of riches. This TV really does have everything you want and a lot more, and with a few little software tweaks, which could be down to the developer and/or Sony, this can become an absolute master piece of technology. I look forward to many, many years of viewing. All the photos attached are taken directly from the TV with my phone.

Bought this to reclaim my media room from the grandkids kids. Outstanding picture.

After much research I decided to purchase the x95k mini led tv 75 inch model. Was afraid of burnin with oled and have a bright room. What an excellent choice. Upscaling on cable is good and streaming 4K is beyond excellent. Paired it with a Sonos beam and surround sound speakers. Could not be more pleased.

The X95k television really is outstanding. It's a genuine entertainment Centre. Aesthetically the TV looks sleek with a titanium/silver bezel, wrapping the sides of the screen and maintaining a bezel-less look. It’s also worth noting the checkerboard pattern on the back panels. The TV also has multiple stand configurations and 2 remote controls. I use the premium remote, mainly for the way I can control attached devices, alter settings and picture / audio modes and watch streaming / VOD with it. It also lights up when moved (see photo) which is really useful when watching in a dark room and it even has a Finder function for locating it by voice if you lose it! I must say that at least 2 people are required to unpackage and install this TV due to its 57kg package carton weight and 44.1kg weight with fitted stand. I had 2 other people to help me fit the stand legs and then carefully lift the TV into position. It was great that there are 3 different stand configurations as you can see from my photos that I could not have used the TV cabinet it is on if the legs had not been attachable in the middle of the TV area. I've never seen anything like it before in terms of picture quality when streaming HD or 4k movies, playing HD files or gaming. I have a TV box attached too but mainly use the TV for the aforementioned purposes to get the most out its display capabilities. I have found Blooming is minimal (compared to my previous TV set) and the depth and crispness of the colours, shadows and highlights are amazing as is the audio output of the TV. I have never heard this high quality level of audio from a TV before without using a sound bar. The Acoustic Multi-Audio technology and Acoustic Auto Calibration work well, and really enhance your viewing experience. It has 60W total sound output, including two tweeters, two front-firing speakers and two subwoofers and is genuinely impressive whether watching a movie or a concert. The display and audio modes and settings are of course customisable and all serve their purposes well. You can use a light sensor mode to automatically adjust the brightness levels on your screen depending on the lighting in the room. This TV also includes an RGB light sensor that optimises colour and brightness of the picture to the light source and room environment. You also have power saving features available in the settings to alter the brightness and resolution of your screen if maximum display quality isn't essential. I had no trouble at all with setting up the TV. It was all self explanatory and was easy to connect my Google account to. logging in to the already installed Netflix and Amazon apps was no problem and many other apps including Disney and YouTube are also preinstalled. During setup, the TV uses the remote for sound tuning optimized to your space, or where you expect to regularly sit on the couch. Connecting Bluetooth devices such as headphones, my Xperia phone and an Android tablet was easy too. Sony's Bravia Core movie app looks great. There are some great family movies on there as well as an IMAX Enhanced Collection of movies. The only negative aspect of the app is that you get 5 free movie tokens with this TV but you currently can't purchase more. I hope that this will change in the future.

First I must say we had a family debate about upgrading from the Sony KD55 to the 75” but even though we don’t have the largest living room it already it fits perfectly. The build quality is what you’d expect from Sony and this price bracket, quality materials, good cable management with covers to hide cabling and adjustable stand which is ideal to fit a sound bar underneath the set.From power up the Acoustic Calibration takes your breath away as it pings around your room maximising the sound for the individual area. Set up is so simple and easy to follow step by step. The picture quality is by far the best I’ve ever seen with HDR giving awesome picture detail whether watching movies, sport or soaps.You can watch from a wide viewing angle and with no reflection issues as with previous TV’s I’ve had.Sound quality is crystal clear and adjustable for speech,sport etc.Adjusting the picture and sound is easy and can be done whilst watching tv and not having to switch in and out of cumbersome menus.One click buttons for Disney+,Netflix & Amazon Prime on the remote make selection quick and easy.Apple Airplay & Miracast make sharing from mobiles and tablets a breeze.

Sony's mini LED is a triumph. Having seen last year's X95J, this X95K moves the game up. First, the design. A 75 inch screen occupies a lot of space on the wall. A big screen with wires hanging off it was off putting in previous TV's. Sony has thought about the design, by creating interlacing panels so wires don't hang down. Every connection is tucked away behind the removable lattice panels. I wall mounted TV and for the first time none of the HDMI connection wires were visible- deliver clean, uncluttered without unsightly wires. Love it. Second , the picture quality is not sacrificed by switching to mini LED. The picture clarity, depth of colour. The TV has so many combinations of picture sound and input settings that everything was customisable. I would have preferred a bit more info in the start up guide as to which HDMI port was appropriate for my Sky Q box and my Blue Ray player. A bit of trial led me to work out that for Sky, the best HDMI socket was 3 and a 4k Blue Ray player could be plugged into either 1 or 4.Sound too is adjustable but by pairing with a sound bar worked best for me. At night I used the Bluetooth connection to pair up with headphones. The picture quality and depth of colour was great. For sport, TV and Movie viewing - individual settings worked. One of the major benefits is that the TV picture did not suffer as my living room is bright and picture quality did not suffer. Overall a great package, competitively priced.

This is an exceptional product and clearly has been manufactured to the highest standards.Unpacking and putting it together and connecting up took approx an hour and does require two people minimum to lift it. I like that you can have the feet at the ends or towards the centre to accommodate various stands. Ive got them towards the centre and the TV is very stable. The Sony TV came with two remote controls but not mentioned why in packaging but easy to work out after a while in that one is mainly sued for the Google TV side. There are some duplication of controls which make sense like settings, channels, audio etc. See picture showing both controls. As I don't have a Satellite dish I wasn't using this input but Digital TV via the Aerial scanned very quickly and setup the channels. However as I have a Cable TV box this was my preferred setting when you press the TV button on the remote as it's configurable. The 4K hires picture quality and upscaling from any of the inputs sources that you don't have as 4K is gorgeous and really comes into its own on wildlife and natures programmes. As it's a Google TV there are various Streaming android apps you can download and setup and these were as easy to configure as the TV itself. The Sony TV includes builtin airplay and Google Home so you can use this as a google hub. As it also has two built in Satellite inputs you don't need a separate box to plug in. The TV has the latest version standards for HDMI with 4 sockets. 3 at rear and one on the side. Aerial input for Free to air broadcast transmissions. All these sockets are neatly hidden behind panels that are flush with the TV. It can be wall mounted but Id advise buying the approved Sony Brackets and having it expertly fitted for safety and best experience. I do like the auto screen display change to Dolby Vision when the content is detected as such. The sound is superb from the inbuilt 6 speakers and does really follow the source on the picture of where the sound is located. A cinematic experience from whatever you're watching and crystal clear almost reflection free viewing wherever you re in the room. As part of the setup you can tailor the audio based on where you usually sit through the remote control which has a microphone and you can speak the commands instead for anything accessible on the TV All in all this Sony Bravia XR75X95K is visual and audio quality at its best and if you want to watch without disturbing others then you can pair and connect Bluetooth Headphones for private listening.

The secret to buying a great TV is to see how it performs in a dark scene. It's nothing worse than watching a dark scene in a horror film or action film and not know what's going on. Today's TVs seem to be fixated on deep blacks and vividness, which can hurt dark scene reproduction. I've never watched a show and said to myself, wow that black car sure looks black. This is why Sony's are the best TVs, they have the best dark scene reproduction. Only Samsungs have even come close. Next time you are at an electronics store, compare the TVs Demo modes and their ability to produce definition of shadows, people's dark hair, or night time scenes. This Sony X95k is the best of them all...the mini LEDs produce a super bright screen. I also love the super fast processing of its software...there is very little lag when going between apps.

I recently purchased the Sony Bravia 75” TV and am very satisfied with it. It is the best large screen TV I have purchased. The picture quality is magnificent and highly recommend!

Purchased this Sony, XR75X95K after reading many reviews and researching what this model has to offer. When i looked at the tV inperson side by side with other makes and models I was sold. This is replacing a Sony A8F OLED 4K Ultra HD Smart TV. The colors are sharper more defined and the blacks are blacker. the layout of the back of the TV is really clean wiith the removeable panels that conceal cords, etc. Sound is really good. Easy intuitive set up. Do your homework, see the XR75 in person see the difference the mini led display makes and I think you will be as happy as I am.

I bought this Tv got my husband for his birthday. And wow it’s is huge! The tv has a great screen, good volume and clear view. We hung it on our living room wall. It’s great and a crowd pleasure