Sony X800H

It seriously is a Westinghouse with a Sony logo on it honestly I couldn't possibly recommend this in good conscience to anyone or even remotely say it...

Its seems a bit jumpy and not as smooth as the Samsung, especially when watching football. The reason I purchased the x800h is because it is apparently an all round better TV. I would agree movies and blacks do look better on the Sony however I have been very disappointed when watching sports.

My wife and I do most of my watching in our living room. We are limited in tv size since the set sits in an armoire. I had a Panasonic 43" plasma from 2008 that was still working just fine, but I thought it was time for an upgrade. I decided on the Sony because I had a good history with their sets f...

Just upgraded from an Insignia Fire TV television to a Sony Bravia x800h and gotta say the sound was a lot better on the cheap Insignia. Maybe my settings aren’t where they need to be.

I REALLY liked this tv. I thought I had hit the jackpot as its always a hit or miss when buying -even after doing research. The TV worked with my beats headphones with no problem...FOR MONTHS. Then, I have no idea what happened. The option disappeared, along with my connectivity. I restarted, unplug...

I bought the Sony x800H (after ordering the A8H and deciding against OLED for my bright living room) Its a model level below but I assume the same will apply for the A8H. I am thrilled with the HA integration. I was previously using a Nvidia Shield in that room and used it to keep the lights on if TV was on and Motion stopped being triggered. Casting to the chromecast device it provides is quick and will turn on the TV.

We've owned several Sony tvs over the years and have always found the picture quality excellent and the tvs themselves durable. Replaced a 12 yo Sony with this product back in November simply because we were looking for newer features. TV was great until we bought a sound bar. In the process of movi...

It was a great tv, no issues prefer the android over tizen any day of the week. Choices are (totals include warranty):. 1) 85" sony x900h new for $2,750 with 5 year squaretrade warranty.

I really liked this TV except for two design flaws that were deal breakers for me and prompted me to return it. The specs show it having Bluetooth and it does - Sort of, however it is not fully functional on this model. I need it to support Bluetooth headphones but it doesn't. I talked to Sony suppo...

I'm using a Sony X800H, and was using a X800E before that, and I'm very happy with them. The main reason I switched to TVs was to get decent HDR at a reasonable price point. The size takes a little getting used to, but eventually you get used to it. As long as you run Game mode, input lag really shouldn't be an issue, but it depends on the TV.