Sony BRAVIA XR X95K

The x95k is a mini-led which will still have great contrast but not as sharp as the Oled but it does have a glair resistant panel and is going to be much brighter of a tv in turn being easier to see. Another thing to consider is that oled has gotten much better to prevent burn in but can still be an issue if your not careful while the x95k you won’t have to worry about any issues with burn in.

This tv was purchased to replace a 65 inch Samsung 4k TV that only lasted three and half years before the panel went bad. Since the panel replacement would cost as much as the TV did when it was new, I decided to go with the Sony. First off, Amazon delivery was great. I selected a delivery date and ...

The only times I had a hard time with it not being too bright was with Dolby Vision content, that is a trade off other than that it is no big of a deal most content is more than bright enough. You can always try with Dolby Bright though, but the A80K is just as bright as the A80Js with the Evo panel Sony is simply being too conservative on their approach and unlike the other brands they are not cheating when it comes to test patterns to claim their tvs are brighter while in real content the difference is minimal (C2 vs A80K). The real trade off for you would be size, is not too much but I would still consider OLED first as the upgrade on picture quality for me has more value than the size specially with the x90k which is inferior, plus 77" is the sweet spot. I also checked on the x95k and was not impressed with it as it lacks contrast for my OLED trained eye but if you like your content to show super bright to blind you then go immediately for the LED as OLED is bright enough but the super bright picture on Mini LED can also be impressive for some.

I was hesitant about buying a TV through Amazon when I couldn't account for getting a damaged box/product, but after some reddit searches, quite a few people said they had no problems with buying TV's through Amazon. So I bought through Amazon and deluxe delivery which delivered to the room, but I u...

If you want Dolby Vision than avoid Samsung. The Sony XR X95K comes in an 85" for $4,500 and it's a great LED set with a ton of dimming zones and Sony has top-notch image processing.

The TV is excellent in every aspect. The "BUT" comes from the confusion when it was delivered. It did come on time. -We were kept informed on every step of the delivery process. -I had reviewed the details several times prior to its delivery, the details stated: -the TV would be delivered, -placed i...

Visually the x95j and x95k probably look about the same as the g. The main upgrade would be gaming features. Both have variable refresh rate and they are some of the only led TVs to have full local dimming enabled while vrr is on.

I can’t get over the fact how bright this tv is. It is like having another light source in my living room. The picture quality is great, everything is super crisp with gritty color details. I love Sony’s processing, with some tuning (custom mode) things look natural the way it should be with no weir...

I am not a gamer or use the TV as a monitor. Disappointing that it is not a better TV. I have the x91j, with the older processor, and the x91j ranks equal or higher in all the major rtings categories. Real curious how the x95k will do.

Will not splurge on another Sony Bravia. 17 months after purchase, the beautiful picture started to color fade, then colors were all grey/green/purple. It would come back full color after turning off and on again. This went on for several weeks. Sony would not help us troubleshoot the problem beyond...