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We called the Sony A95L a perfect TV, and today it’s on sale for $3,000

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Reviewed By Digital Trends The 2023 Sony A95L QD-OLED TV.
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The Sony A95L is one of the best TVs ever made, and that’s a statement we’ll be willing to stand by for years to come. Unfortunately, this flagship Sony QD-OLED is extremely expensive, which may push a lot of folks away from such a great TV. Every once in a while, though, this TV goes on sale, including right now! 

For a limited time, you can order the Sony 65-inch A95L 4K QD-OLED directly through Sony, or through Amazon, Best Buy, and a few other retailers, and you’ll pay $3,000. That’s still a healthy chunk of change, but that’s also a $500 discount off the TV’s full price.

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Why you should buy the Sony 65-inch A95L Series

We tested the Sony A95L a couple of years ago, and the editor at large, Caleb Denison, was utterly blown away. Scoring it a perfect 5 out of 5 stars, Denison said, “The Sony A95L is the best television of 2023. Full stop.” He also praised the TV for its remarkable color accuracy and overall brightness, near-perfect contrast levels, and fantastic upscaling. Yeah, it’s hard to beat this TV, and it’s a year older than most sets sitting on the market right now!

Sony’s Cognitive Processor XR has been a staple of Bravia TVs for the last several years, and the picture engine shows up in full force with the A95L. Viewers can expect a wide color gamut with detailed, lifelike visuals and astonishing SDR brightness, making this a great TV for bright or darkly lit rooms. The A95L also delivers cutting-edge HDR highlights and smooth motion clarity, thanks to the panel’s native 120Hz refresh rate. 

HDMI 2.1 connectivity on ports 3 and 4 makes the A95L a solid choice for gamers looking for low input lag and fast response times. PS5 owners are even treated to extra in-game optimizations like Auto HDR Tone Mapping. When it comes to apps, casting, and smart home controls, the A95L uses Google TV OS for all things internet-connected. 

Save $500 when you purchase the Sony 65-inch A95L 4K QD-OLED today. We also suggest looking at our collections of the best Sony TV deals, the best QLED TV deals, and the best OLED TV deals.

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Michael Bizzaco
Former AV Contributor
Michael Bizzaco has been selling, installing, and talking about TVs, soundbars, streaming devices, and all things smart home…
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