Sony 85 Inch BRAVIA 3 LED 4K HDR Smart GoogleTV (K-85S30)

My first oled TV and it's amazing I haven't had a single issue with it and it's so bight and the remote is so responsive and it looks amazing and was extremely easy to setup just connect to WiFi and your good

Just got this tv. Wow, just wow. I watched A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms, episode four, “Seven” which consisted almost entirely of dark, candlelight scenes and it was stunning. The foggy environment of the later part of the show was a revelation.It does need a dark environment. This is not a TV for a bright room, but if you can darken your room, you won’t be disappointed. I watched using an Apple TV with 4k Dolby Vision. 65”

Probably the worst TV we have had. We went from having a Phillips flat screen for 15 years that worked flawlessly. We got rid of it strictly because newer tvs had better features and also paired easier with other devices. This Sony randomly just restarts in the middle of tv shows. Frequently! No reason at all. It just powers down and back up again. Weirdest thing ever. One night it powered up at 3am when I was in bed and had been for hours. House was completely dark and silent. The TV just turned on. It was terrifying. (no kids or pets in the house that could have done it) The biggest complain

I’ve been using this Sony 65-inch OLED for a few weeks now, and honestly, it exceeded my expectations in every way. The picture quality is absolutely breathtaking — deep blacks, bright highlights, and incredibly natural colors that make movies and games look lifelike. Dolby Vision really makes a difference, especially when streaming on Netflix or Disney+.The motion handling is super smooth, and even fast-action scenes look crisp without any blur. The sound quality is surprisingly good for built-in speakers, clear enough that I don’t even need an external soundbar most of the time. The Google T

I don’t know what I was thinking. It makes no difference that I can see the Sony picture is beautiful when it takes literally hours upon hours to set it up and it is a fight every single step of the way. Google is the worst tv interface on .. was going to say the planet, but let’s go with Universe. I will likely be sending a gorgeous tv back because it is impossible to setup. Shame on Sony for being lazy and not developing something with the quality their hardware has. I own an LG and a Samsung tv in other parts of the house and they were both a breeze to setup.Update: changed from 1 star to 4

Excellent Oled with fantastic blacks. Very well built and seems to be very high quality. The Sound quality is better than most other tv's. There are a myriad of settings to get used to like you can adjust each hdmi input in many ways. I started with vivid picture mode and dialed down brightness, contrast, color and temperature etc. I made many little adjustments over several weeks and now am very happy. Also, in the beginning there seemed to be weird issues with over the air broadcasts where Atsc 3.0 and the old Atsc 2.0 had different brightness (Nbc NX La and Ktla Hd was darker) but these iss

My first Sony product since the Ps2 lol. I’ve only had LG and Samsung TVs, this Sony TV is really nice idk what I’ve been doing this whole time. The TV it self is really light compared to what I’ve owned. The other brands are good, but the vibrant nature and richness of the picture is astounding, any kind of content I put on is always top notch quality and great clarity, it immerses you even more. The smart features of the TV was nice for set up, sign into your google account via phone and you’re all set up, haven’t really used it for anything else as I stream via Apple TV. Granted this is my

The picture quality was AWESOME. The google operating system is crap. Sound intermittently drops out, when using Netflix or other apps. The Cable set top box control was completely random and intermittent. Google is used for all,of the control of this TV, EVERYTHING, picture adjustments, sound everything. Add in that you have to agree to at least 5 privacy releases for google to collect and sell your data.I spent 30 years as an equipment start up application engineer, I don’t give up on making systems work properly. If you look into forums you will see the sound drop out is a widespread proble