Sony X800H 65 Inch TV: 4K Ultra HD Smart LED TV with HDR and Alexa Compatibility - 2020 Model and Ultra Slim Wall-Mount Bracket for Select BRAVIA OLED and LED TVs

A few things to know about me: I have a very high standard for quality, and I'm extremely blunt and critical. So the fact I'm giving this TV a 5/5 the day after trying it out means a lot. I usually wait a month or two - but I've seen enough!PRIVACYMy biggest hesitation in buying a television over a projector was the fact they all come with bloated apps, malware, and sell your data to companies. Some of the worst examples of this have manufacturers tracking everything you're watching and data going through your home network.Sony gets an A+ here because in the install process they let you opt out. Sony has always been very good about privacy implications, which is the only reason I even bought this TV. Everyone else is sneaky about forcing you to agree to tracking.USER INTERFACE - PerformanceMy second biggest concern with getting a TV was that I've always seen these user interfaces lag. I hate lag, no one likes lag, it makes you feel frustrated. The apps that I saw my friends use on their devices were slow, sometimes taking multiple seconds just to show basic information.The processor in this TV is crazy. I've not only never seen lag, but the TV remembers what you were last doing in apps so you can easily swap between apps. Truly unbelievable they achieve this without lag, this television often feels more like a computer.USER INTERFACE - User ExperienceI've been developing user interfaces for 10 years now. I've seen a lot of horrible interfaces. This though.. this is one of the absolute best.Your dashboard entirely customizable with apps you want to use. The dashboard is great at showing you content from each app that you want to see without having to dig for it. As an example, the news app shows latest news that's relevant. Or the music app shows your recently played playlists. Amazing.The UI is great, but what is more amazing is that each app has its own well-designed interface. Truly the individual apps for Netflix, Google Music, and others are even better than the companies that made those apps have developed. I would take Sony's app interfaces over the others any day. So good.It's hard to believe Sony made such a killer UI for its products and the products of other companies, and yet, they did.ANDROID OSI've always been an android guy. Naturally this TV integrates with my entire ecosystem of Android and Google products. You get deep integration with the Google Assistant, all the Google products, and if you have an android phone you can easily pair/cast it. And without hassle! I was very impressed with how simple everything I wanted to do was.iPhone users also get Air Play and other goodies too.SOUND QUALITYIf you care about sound quality you're going to always skip the tv speaker and use your own hardware. That's the truth here too, but the default sound quality is above average. Very good lows, highs, and hearing conversations in noisy moments is well done.PICTURE QUALITYAs another review said, the tv gravitates towards a darker picture. I had no trouble modifying this, and the settings to quickly do this from one moment to another is extremely simple. Otherwise, this has been my first 4k tv so I can't give a great comparison, but I'll say the opening sequence had my mouth dropped :)APP STOREThis is just a notice that you can (and should!) install more apps for your tv. If you want to add apps in the Play store that Sony doesn't offer you can "sideload" them. I love that advanced users have this option!The App store Sony gives access to by default is also extremely good, with plenty of apps for all uses cases, even techie users who might want to do crazy things like SSH into their device or run a file server.OVERALLThis unit nailed every single thing I was weary of, and over-delivered everywhere else. I would buy this device again in a heartbeat. Keep it up Sony, you truly are a wonderful manufacturer.

I been wanting to buy a new tv for some time now but after doing my own research i ask myself what features i want in my new tv. built in android Google play store and two fit my budget. so I gave this sony tv a try even though there so many mix reviews I still bought it to try it out myself. First of all im happy it arrived in one piece nothing is broken or missing. This tv looks bit fragile so be careful installing the feet and setting it up. I love that the sony tv comes built in android Google play store so I don't have to go out my way to buy a android tv box. Since I got this tv I been having a bit of small issues with Google assistant but that doesn't bother me since i don't use voice search to be honest im sure I can fine a way to fix it but I'm ok without it.Also i had problems with the Sony Bluetooth connecting different Bluetooth headphones and earphones and speakers and gamecontroller. For days i try connecting them and nothing. I was upset for awhile because at night I dont like disturbeding my family members with my tv been loud so I would connect any Bluetooth headphone to my old smart TV and never had problems but since I got the sony tv I try connecting many different Bluetooth headphones and earphones and speakers and nothing work. Untill I went to the Google play store on my sony tv and search up Bluetooth scanner for Android TV and there were a couple of different apps but only one was free to me and i gave the free app a try and it work. It connected all my different brand headphones and earphones even my main big speaker also i try a BluetoothGamePad controller and work. Then I try one game called Asphalt 8:Airborne with a old Bluetooth GamePad Android controller i had and it worked So far i had some small issues but I been able to fix them. Also the hdmi port on side are bit slim so make sure ant you plug is not bulky or won't fit. Its been a while i owe a sony product hopefully it last i do take care of my stuff. Also in case you want download alot apps I recommend you find a way to add storage.Go to Goggle Play Store> Search>Bluetooth Scanner For Android TV > Chose the first Bluetooth scanner for Android TV APP> Installed >OPEN> Scan for Bluetooth devices > allow Bluetooth scanner location click ALLOW>scan for Bluetooth devices> click on your name device when it shows up> Bluetooth pairing request then click PAIR> go back home > Settings >Remote & assessories >Bluetooth Settings >Then search for your device and click on it > chose Connect after that it say connected and ready to use. if it says not connected it still connect. Hopefully this help any of you. You can always delete the app if you like and it won't mess with the Bluetooth you pair to the sony tv it stay connected until you unpaired it. I did see some reviews saying that sony tv Bluetooth didn't work on different brand products then sony compatible products with the sony tv. Well i found a solution around it works for me. Might help you guys out. So far small isses I been able fix but I happy I bought this tv and love it.

Totally worth it. We have the 950G in 85” and this 80H in 85”. I’ve tried al the modes and I can’t see the difference between the two. The 950 was another $2k over this one. Love the tv. Super easy to use, the wireless sound system setup is great too. Buy this.

For regular movie streaming, even at 4K HDR, the TV does a decent job. I have 4K Blu-ray torture disks that can show the limits of the HDR and some weakness in black levels. The lack of local dimming can show up, but for local dimming or full array lights are only available on TVs that today cost much more.If all you watch is netflix or amazon prime, or youtube, you won't really see enough of a difference to justify buying a more expensive set (the video in those services are often over compressed anyway), so this is an excellent set in early 2021 in terms of value for money if you really want an 85" TV (Why won't you want an 85"?)At 85", even 15 feet away, talking heads are huge, the wall can still easily take another 43 inches, but for now this is big enough.

Garbage seller and the product was delivered in a damaged box. Upon opening it, it was clearly a returned item where the plastic shrink wrap was missing. To top it off, the TV turns on to a blue screen and does nothing else. So I got a defective product, that was returned, in a broken box. Amazon did nothing to help because "it was from the seller" (whatever that means) and now I am on the hook to return a 65" TV which does not transport easily in any reasonably sized car. Thanks Amazon, another excellent happy customer. +_+

I was shipped a broken TV first of all and then I was caused lots of inconvenience as the return process is very hard set up by Amazon for heavy/bulky items. I had to pay out of my pocket for the return shipping cost.Product is good but don't buy from Amazon as there is a big risk of product getting damage in transit.

It's easy to find cheaper options in this product category. I've bought several of them, and none of them looked or performed as well as this TV. I know this is one of Sony's cheaper models, but I would still consider it an upgrade over a lot of the other TVs out there that cost a few hundred less. The remote, the menu options, the customizability, the sound quality, the packaging, and hopefully the longevity of this Sony seem like improvements over the competitors. I also appreciate the very low input lag when using the "Game" mode.