Sony XR55A95L BRAVIA XR A95L 55 inch QD-OLED 4K HDR Smart TV 2023 (Renewed) Bundle with 2 YR CPS Enhanced Protection Pack

Beautiful picture. We watch a lot of movies, streaming and DVDs/Blue Rays. Adding 4K disks to collection. Not gamers. Haven't fully explored the TV's sound. Been using the optical output to a stereo amp. So far, my only complaint, and I consider it minor, is that the cable covers don't allow room for more than three cables. In our case that is enough. Haven't used the detachable BRAVIA CAM, but we like having it.

Sony Trinitron CRT, Fujitsu Plasma Panel, LG OLED, and now SONY QD-OLED. With each subsequent TV acquisition the viewing experience improves and the A95L is no exception. The viewing experience is nothing short of spectacular. No buyer's remorse here.

The a95l is one of the most expensive 4k tv on the market today. It has the most impressive display ever seen. It does only have two 2.1 hdmi ports and one of these ports is used to send audio back to an audio receiver. This limits the number of external devices that can be connected on a hi speed port. Of course this is not a problem if all you do is stream over the internet.

I first purchased the Samsung S95C but later returned for the Sony A95L because of all the reviews that said it was the TV of the year. Overall I like the Sony better. I like the backlit remote that feels premium over the Samsung, I like the Google TV miles above Tizen, Sony has more options, Sony is easier to navigate, and their processing is better. As far as the vibrance and wow factor of the picture goes I can't say that it is above the S95C. I feel like that's always been Samsungs strong point - eye popping colors, whereas the Sony looks more natural. I have been a life long Sony guy and at the end of the day I always lean towards them although I have owned a few Samsungs. One up an coming TV that both of these companies neeed to watch out for is the TCL. I bought a budget TCL Google TV and for the money I paid I don't think you can beat it. You can get an extremely good TCL for half the price of Sony.

dddddd da$!n, this is the best oled I've seen and bought. Everyone sais its a pricy tv but once you see it, its worth every single tax scent.

So far so good if this continues to play as wonderful as it does as soon as I get it paid off, I'm gonna get a one for the bedroom nicest picture I've had in a long time hopefully I'll last us for rest of our time here. Thank you.

SONY is the OLED KING!! Nothing comes close, all the other brands attempt to enhance (which makes it look fake) the scenes making it look fake and AI generated. SONY puts you in the scene and that is where I want to be!! THANK YOU SONY!!

I bought this tv during a Black Friday sale. I was able get a great deal. I was to set it up with no problems, tv looks great. I highly recommend purchasing this tv you won't be disappointed.

I have been using my new TV about 10 days, and it is working nicely. The only complaint I have is that it does not come with operating instructions like a book. Working offline isn't the best answer. I spent days experimenting and still don't understand all of the complex settings. This was my 3rd Sony TV, but the first without a manual.

First couple hours the tv was stuck in demo mode and it resets the settings every 5 mins. Remote controler failed to update so the TV pops up an alert every 2 secs to update just so it can fail again. Most devices work fine on my old 2016 Sony, all have major issues working with the new tv. Best thing about it is that you can use Bluetooth and even that is buggy. 4k isn't amazing, its problematic and most stuff looks worse in 4k then 3D or even Blueray.