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These are all new Bravia TVs

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What: Sony

What: Sony

It was an unusual decision: instead of TVs, Sony focused on the PlayStation VR2 at CES 2023. The manufacturer delivers to: Today he revealed the entire lineup for the upcoming TV season.

Upper class with a lot of choice

The flagships read like the crème de la crème of display features. The Z9L and X95K boast mini-LED backlighting and are available in 8K or 4K. Behind it are two OLEDs: A95L and A80L. The special thing about the former: Sony classifies it as a QD-OLED. QD stands for Quantum Dotsa technology known from Samsung’s QLED TVs.

When it comes to the data sheet, Sony has only tweaked the screws. Everything is a bit better, but no feature that particularly stands out. The manufacturer’s OLEDs were considered to be quite dark. Possibly a hand was made here. The two OLED models also come with Acoustic Surface again. This turns the screen into a speaker.

The superclass looks like this:

Name Display Sizes in inches
Z9K 8K-Mini-LED 75, 85
X95LK 4K-Mini-LED 65, 75, 85
A95L QD-OLED 55, 65, 77
A80L OLED 55, 65, 77, 83

Mid-range and entry-level in large sizes

Below the upper class, there are LED televisions with the usual specs. The many standard sizes are particularly interesting. 55 and 65 inches are set, but there is also a lot of leeway for film fans, especially upwards. From 43 to 98 inches, everything is included.

Name size in inches
X95L 65, 75, 85
X90L 65, 75, 85, 98
X85L 55, 65, 75
X80L 43, 50, 55, 65, 75, 85

Finally: A gaming mode

The competition has always had the edge over Sony in one thing: gaming. Unpleasant for a manufacturer that produces highly successful consoles. The Japanese are following suit with the 2023 models. A corresponding preset is on board, as is a variable refresh rate to minimize screen tearing. Plug and play is the priority.

Sony goes one step further and lets you adjust the display in terms of size and width. Who wants to crane their neck playing League of Legends on a 65-incher? Smaller screen means better overview.

For the environment

An eco-dashboard should make it easier for you to adjust the power consumption more easily. After all, you don’t need maximum brightness for the daily news. Here all the settings are in one place: automatic switch-off time, energy saving modes and so on.

The company wants to be climate-neutral by 2040 and has therefore opted for recyclable plastic. A start has been made.

The manufacturer will announce the release period and the prices shortly after the release. Experience has shown that the RRP arrives in our store at the beginning of May.

We have summarized what the lineups of the other manufacturers look like. Among other things, LG showed a cable-free TV at CES. Could this be the future? In his nine tips on how to save electricity with televisions, I explain why switching to a new TV is worthwhile:

Sony is one of the best and most popular TV manufacturers in the world. The Japanese are not afraid of new technologies either. Which TV do you particularly like? Do you think micro LEDs are the next big step? Or do you rather believe in the combination of Quantum Dots and OLED? Tell us in the comments!

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