Sony - 65" Class X80K LED 4K UHD Smart Google TV

I bought this TV after I had moved out and had to leave my older generation Sony Bravia 55 inch. I got that TV on with a insane deal but I really liked it. Do to my experience with that TV I decided to upgrade to the newer 65'. Overall this TV keeps the things I loved about the older generation and improves on other things. Image: This TV had a great picture. Decent brightness, vivid colors, and very solid and dark blacks. To my eyes this is tv is close to as good as you can get without spending way more for some of the newer display technologies like OLED, mini LED, etc. Don't take my word for it though once you get into "good" TVs you really should be going to the store and seeing them for yourself, what will edge out what you like more is going to be personal preference. Sound: Based on personal preference I like the sound on this TV, what is objective is this TV is LOUD. I've never even put it up as high as 50%. For me this is a huge bonus because I've never felt it was necessary to get a sound bar. If you aren't planning on doing a surround sound setup and you just want good clean stereo audio without the headaches that tend to come with a sound bar I can definitely recommend this TV. Physical design: this is a good looking TV, bezels are thin, the included stands are simple and unobtrusive. And there are no obnoxious LEDs on the front that will light up a dark room. Other than that, not much to say Remote: I honestly love this remote. Not a bunch of unnecessary buttons, it isn't too big, the buttons don't click but they do have a positive feeling press that makes it clear when you've actuated the button. The biggest thing I like about it though the fact that it doesn't use IR as it's wireless technology, because you don't have to point it at the TV, button presses are super reliably registered, even when I in the next room in the kitchen while having Spotify, or YouTube playing. Software: I really like Google/Android TV it is simple and easy to navigate while still being able to let you dig in a bit. For example it's nice that I can go into settings and force stop applications that are having problems so I can restart them without having to fully restart the TV. And on more basic things, this TV is going to have all of your standard streaming apps available. Really the only negative I can say about this TV would be the price. While I happily paid full price for this TV and do not regret it in the slightest, I also recognize that there are better deals out there. So if price is your biggest factor this may not be for you. But if this seems like a reasonable price to you and you are happy with everything else I can recommend it. If you can get it on a sale then it's a no brainer.

The Sony television came highly recommended by several people that I know. So far it has lived up to the hype with great picture quality, sound quality, and surprisingly easy to set up and navigate .

The TV works well joy the picture and it’s beautiful. It’s very nice job looking it up that’s what I did so that was good. My only complaint with the Best Buy process is that OK with the television on the wall? A lot more expensive than it used to be I think it’s too expensive for Best Buy listening to this lower your prices on TV station next time I’m gonna need somebody else to do it. As I aid I love the TV.