Sony 75” Class BRAVIA 3 LED 4K HDR Smart Google TV K-75S30, 2024 Model

I have been always royal to Sony. I bought this TV when it was time to replace our 18 year old Sony TV. This TV exceeds my expectation in all features and I would highly recommend it. The fact that built-in speakers sound like a home theatre makes the experience even better! I am highly satisfied with this purchase!

When it comes to affordable TVs, Sony wins hands down. Their long track record of reliability gives me confidence this TV will last for years. I wouldn't trust most budget brands—quality is often hit or miss, and usually a miss. Sony's entry-level TVs feel polished, well-built, and absolutely worth every penny. Highly recommended.

The corporate office wrote ticket caramel Old Sony TV had just run out of warranty and it was really good TV and it went on me and making me a great deal on the TV the TV is awesome

Have had (& repaired) TVs since they took vacuum tubes. Man are those days gone! Never would've imagined wanting a "hey Google" TV but now after a little over a month...don't know how I ever got along w/o it.

My First experience with a "Smart Tv" Once I Learned how to Navigate .It is a breeze to operate. Love the 4k quality. Unbelievable clarity.I Buy nothing but Sony for my home. All my Audio and video are high end Sony. Love the Dependable Quality.

Purchased this for a guest bedroom, the menu is glitchy and there's an odd delay when switching between features. Once the app launches, the services works just fine - it's mainly when you're in the GoogleTV/Bravia menu that the system starts experiencing weird delays.

My son made me buy this TV, and it went on sale next day. I wanted 65" , new model different brand with current features, but no. He unboxed it, set it up, so I got this one for the next 10 years. I'll never like this TV.

I bought this just yesterday because my old set (an LV) finally died. I brought this home, plugged it in and the built in speakers have absolutely the worst sound. My last set had some richness. This is tinny and sounds like only a single speaker.

My last TV was a Sony, and it was everything I would want in a TV. It was over 12 years old when it finally quit giving the picture that I expected. So I traded in for a so only Bravia based on my past experience. It might not have been my wisest choice, as I've had several issues in a months time with my cable service and the TV working together. It went well for the first two weeks and since then I've had to make three calls where we've reset the programming from the cable company. Additionally, two times there have been interruptions and I'm not allowed to use the cable companies remote control which is voice activated and my preference. I'm not able to access the TV or do anything with the stations for at least a half a day or more. Usually by overnight it has reset and I'm back and using this, but this doesn't sound to me like an optimal solution. If I were to do this again, I would not buy such a smart TV that it knows more than I do on the subject.

Arrived broken and I can't get it picked up because customer service is terrible. Walmart owes me a refund of over $900 and I can't get the return to actually happen. They say it will and it's always wrong.