We cover some of your most pressing TV questions, including is upgrading from the LG C8 to the Sony A95L worth it?The Latest ...

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Well, it's just dropped again – by an extra £200. That means the 55-inch Bravia 8 II can now be picked up for £1999 at Amazon ...

All of the TVs on this list offer 4K resolution, using four times as many pixels as a 1080p HD TV. More pixels means better ...

Sony classifies these OLED TVs as its premium models, and they are positioned only below the company's current lineup of QD-LED OLED TVs and 8K Mini LED TVs.

That deal is still in effect. That's a pretty cool offer, and now Sony is doing something similar with its 2025 model Bravia 8 II QD-OLED TV lineup that replace its popular Bravia XR A95L.

As of April 25, Sony’s 77-inch Bravia XR A95L OLED TV is on sale for $3,998 at Amazon — a $1,000 discount from the regular $4,999.99 price.

On the Sony side, look at the Bravia 8 Mark II or the A95L. Coming from an A80J, both recommended options are equipped with QD-OLED panels, offering brighter, more vibrant, and pure colors.

With Mini LED, QD-OLED, and OLED TVs all being popular, it's difficult for consumers to make decisions. The 65-inch Sony Bravia 8 uses a variation of OLED technology that excels even in brighter ...

The rest of the 2024 lineup includes the Bravia 8, which uses a regular OLED (not QD-OLED) panel. Sony says it’s 31 percent thinner than the A80L, and the company has slimmed the display’s ...