Sony 85 Inch 4K Ultra HD TV X90L Series: BRAVIA XR Full Array LED Smart Google TV with Dolby Vision HDR and Exclusive Features for The PlayStation® 5 XR85X90L- Latest Model,Black

This TV left us 100% absolutely satisfied in every way. We actually returned the 65" version since it was obvious our wall would be happy hosting the larger 75". I've only run HD 1080p content so far but it is flawless. We replaced our Samsung TV which is more vibrant by default than the Sony but with a bit of tweaking it was perfect. Here’s what we did, changed over the Picture setting to Standard, turned off the Cinemotion and turned up the brightness and voilà *chef kiss*, we I love it. We’ve been loading up and re-watching old blurays and seeing new things all the time. There are a couple things that could be improved like the power plug is on the opposite side of the inputs which means an extra step in cable management. I'd also like one more 4K input added but this isn't a real issue just a wish since we haven't even tried 4K video yet. Overall this is an amazing TV that you won’t leave you disappointed.

I bought this Sony 55" X90L for my bedroom, and it's the ideal size. The picture quality is simply stunning—clear, bright, and vivid thanks to the XR Contrast Booster and XR Triluminos Pro technology. Whether it's movies, TV shows, or family game nights, the colors and detail truly bring everything to life. Even standard HD content is beautifully upscaled to 4K!What I love most is how seamlessly it integrates with my Alexa setup. I’ve paired it with two Echo Dots as left and right speakers, and the stereo effect is fantastic—makes me feel like I’m in a mini home theater!The Google TV interface is user-friendly and packed with features, plus it’s ready for gaming with HDMI 2.1, 4K 120Hz, and VRR support. Overall, I’m extremely satisfied with the purchase. It has exceeded my expectations in every way!Highly recommended for anyone looking for premium entertainment in a mid-sized room.

This is the nicest TV I've ever owned in my 40+ years on this planet. My last TV was a 42"1080p, which was decent, but this thing is on a whole other level!The picture on this thing is so good! My cable TV only lets me get decent picture, but when I turn on my Xbox Series X and play a 4k game or watch a DVD or downloaded video I get to see what this thing is capable of, and I love it! I don't see any problems with it at all. I'm not a videophile or expert, but when I saw a random comment here and there about a random thing being a small issue with their TV I tried to recreate the same thing and never got anything that would ever remotely qualify as a problem. Maybe I'm just not sensitive enough, but to me this TV is pretty much perfect.One of the nicest surprises of the TV is the sound it puts out! I was kind of expecting decent sound because I've seen that some modern TVs (like my last one) have what is essentially like a little mini soundbar built into the bottom of the TV when they're big enough. Since my last 42" sounded good I hoped this would too. Well I was NOT disappointed! The sound is really clear, and gets more than loud enough for my small living room (20'x30'). I have never turned it up past 40 and I'm pretty sure it goes up to 100. It's not going to shake the house or make your ears bleed since there's no sub woofer or anything, but for a TV I can't help but to be impressed.Actually, not only is there good sound coming from the bottom of the TV, but Sony seems to have done some kind of magic with speakers mounted in the back on the side of the TV up towards the top. These things can throw sound around the room and create a kind of surround sound. I don't know how they do it, because there isn't even a speaker grill or anything back there, the sound just comes through the plastic. I only noticed because I was standing next to it and heard them. It's a cool feature I wasn't expecting.As I sit here typing this I have the TV on and I'm sitting in a menu for Forza Motorsport. The sounds of the menu music really seem like they're coming from the sides, and even behind me a little bit. The sound from this TV really impresses me. More than a few times since I bought it I'll think I hear something outside to my left, but it's just the TV doing it's thing. It's great!One thing to note is that this TV is heavy. I believe the box said 70lbs when it was delivered. I have it mounted on the wall and I needed a friend to help me so I didn't risk breaking anything. So if you see the listed weight on here and think that other TVs are so much lighter and easy to pick up so it must be a typo, it isn't. This thing is so much heavier than I thought it would be.I know there are better TVs out there, but they cost a lot more. I believe Sony pushed the tech in this kind of TV about as far as they can, and in my opinion they did an amazing job. It isn't the latest and greatest, but I wouldn't hesitate to recommend this TV. If you're on the fence, do it! I think you'll be happy. You've probably done enough research to be where you're wondering if you should pull the trigger. Well I think you should. I don't think you'll be disappointed. I'm so happy I bought this thing! I'll update if anything changes, but part of the reason I bought this is because Sony is supposed to build TVs that last much longer than others. We'll see. Right now I couldn't be happier.

Seen some people complaining about the Google OS and it's shocking to realize how very inept they must be. Upon set up you can skip over any google setup and just use a plain jane interface. Either is very responsive with virtually no lag. If you've ever used a Vizio you know how laggy an OS can be. If you look on YT for the X90L model, regardless of size, you will find 99% of them are very very favorable. For me the picture was great out of the box but I did have to turn off all settings that had the TV handling anything to do with motion. There was noticeable lip sync issues with regular and 4K blue rays but turning off all the motion settings fixed that as it does with most video sources. The 75 inch version will be a 2 person job because it is pretty heavy for 1 person. The flat rear panel is clean looking and the inputs are easily accessible. The remote is basic, which is great, no one needs 150 buttons on a remote. I have the tv plugged straight into my router to get the most out of the streaming services. If you want to squeeze a bit more speed out of your connection get a USB 3 to ethernet adapter and put the USB 3.0 port to work.

We purchased the TV and it took a few months to get in stock and deliver, not a problem we bought it on a sale and understood there would be a wait. But after delivery it broke within the year, but because it took 3 months to get to us, they started the warranty period on the purchase date not the delivery date. And now we are out of warranty and they wont do a thing to help. Stay away from the Bravia TVs.

The Sony X90L is a great TV for the price. Picture quality is good in standard, Hi Def and Hi Dynamic Range. Sound is okay not great but it gets the job done. Mild dirty screen effect and vignetting around the edges. Most of the time not noticeable when viewing content. It does get bright enough in a well lit room and in HDR. This model has less blooming than the X90J. If you want more brightness will need to step up the the Bravia 7. All in all a good mid range entry level TV.