Sony X90L TV Review - A Mid Range TV The Does It All
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- Опубліковано 27 лип 2023
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So this is the 2023 Sony Bravia X90L LED TV. This is sony’s higher end, mid range tv that quite honestly does a lot of things very well. Now this is the 65” version, but it also comes in 55”, 75”, 85”, and 98”.
Now from a design standpoint, this TV has very thin bezels, and along the sides we have a aluminum railing and we’ve also got a stainless steel chin… and this stainless steel is here to help make this tv look a little more premium than its predecessor.
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My X90J still rock's ✌🏻
I've had this TV for several weeks and it is phenomenal. It handles low bit rate content extremely well. The speakers sound great. Dialogue is excellent. I don't think other tvs handle dialogue as well as a Sony. I think the remote needs softer buttons and back lighting. The Crunchyroll button is a nice button. My Playstation 5 looks like a brand new console on the X90L. I previously had a Sony 900f. I don't really have any complaints about the performance. I think it is the best choice for most people willing to spend $1000 on a QLED TV.
Did you think to buy this tv will be good idea? i want the best for tv shows and ps5 games you know , so did u advice me to spend 1400$ for this tv? Also the sound its good for shows and films? Be honest, and thank you bro.
how's the blooming on subtitles in dark scenes?? i need to know
@@isnekaszz7479for TV Shows and ps5 this TV ist awesome but when you want The best g3 or a95L
I got this tv it’s great
Finally a comment I needed to see… I getting one delivered Saturday and I’m so excited for it.
Nice review.
Does it works with the Bose soundbar 600? I have the Bose 600 and I want to make sure it works with this TV. Because sometime some TV manufacturers had problems with connecting with Bose soundbars. I would appreciate it if you could check. Thnx
Yeah it works. There’s actually a video where I use the x90l with the Bose 600 and compare it to a few other sound bars
I have a Bose 900 with this tv and works great with E Arc
What about reflections? Is it good for bright room?
I have mine in the living room that has lots of windows and the reflection is not that bad. Besides I just use vivid picture mode if the daytime light is too bright, problem solved.
This one or U88KM?
I’m so confused whether or not upgrade to this tv as I’m having Sony x900H right now. It’s performing well but I’m curious if this tv has better picture quality and local dimming feature.
Ese 900h es muy bueno
I do own x900h, still works fantastic. Guess i keep x90l in my shopping list for now.
what would you buy sony 75 ich X90L voor 2000 euro or Samsung 75 ich QN90C for 2099 euro
What setting should I use if I have eyes pain after watching? I've neved had this issue with XH90
Did you figure this out? I’m having this problem watching certain content.
My brand new Samsung just took a crap four months after buying it...I need a new TV. Thank you for the information.
My samsung lasted 2.1 years, then panel major issues and a few weeks after the box. Complete crap. Samsung NEVER AGAIN
Is it really an update the extra cost comparing X90K and X90L?
love my 75" x90k with back-lit remote for $1400 tax included with a 7 year warranty from costco & i watch movies,game,& watch sports & no complaints here but if you want to spend the extra cash on the x90l go for it
@@Rammer_Jammer Thanks a lot for your answer !!!!
@@user_es1u will take x90L i’m complicated , but i think will be good idea bc its led and no risk of burn in like oled , that’s mean u can see movies and play everyday without risk of burn in
But is it worth it getting this over X90K for extra $400? I have an X90K still in the box that I bought from Best Buy several months back. Should I take it back and exchange it for the X90L for an additional $400? Because they’ll let me return it for store credit.
@@MarkTomeh I think you won’t have a better experience because it is only a year of difference. X90M next year should be taken into consideration compared to the X90K. The true rival of the 90 series are the 93/95 because of mini led panels. When your tv was on you won’t have another tv next to it to compare it, and that is what really matters.
Absolutely fantastic TV.
Torn between a 65" X90L (Getting for $930) and a 55" A80L (Getting for ($1155). Planning to wall mount in front of the bed for the next 1.5 years. Any thoughts?
Which one you went for??
@@PradeepKumar-jw6bk Finally settled on A95L 65” lmao
@@sricharanpusala2469 Ahh, that settles all the arguments then. Best of all. I can't go for that as it's around 1 lakh over the A80L in India. Hanging between 65" A80L and 75" X90L. Want OLED quality but big size jump over my current 50" also feels tempting.
How you felt the jump was in terms of picture quality if you didn't had OLED earlier?? Was it worth the extra money??
@@PradeepKumar-jw6bk I personally found The bezels on the A80L bothersome for a 2023 TV-this is more noticeable on the smaller sizes IMO. I will agree that typically size is king in TVs. Another important question to ask is how sensitive are you to blooming. I personally am very sensitive to blooming. In a way I almost think the full-array led makes it worse than a TV without local dimming at all....varies by content ofc. 2024 sony tv's are supposed to get some next gen local dimming tech but ofc that's almost a year+ wait. The X90L was a FANTASTIC tv for the price point it was selling at. Def get the bigger TV especially if you don't have an OLED tv in your house yet. I also knew I would use my tv in the days occasionally so the A80L would not work for me. So it really was this sort of "Go big or go home situation". Also, see if you can buy the tv via Greentoe. I ended up buying 65" A95L on Greentoe for $2750.
As far as experience now with an OLED: It's great. It's not $3000 great. I believe that cinema is an art form. It's a beautiful expression of theater and refined creativity. I really do. But let's be real...this is just for fun. Entertainement. We work jobs, have lives, and live experiences beyond the confines of a couch or bed watching a screen. I only went this route with the A95L because 1) I am very picky about the screens I enjoy and genuinely couldn't even get myself to enjoy the content I was trying to watch on the other TVs I tested because it was focused on that. (Now even with the A95L, there's a different set of issues that occasionally come up). AND 2) I happened to be able to finance this with 0%APY for 12 months with a new credit card I opened. Now, the real bummer is that the A95L still had a series of letdowns for me personally. Buggy software (Google TV or not... it's unacceptable on a $3000 screen), Buggy hardware (LED indicator doesn't ever shut off, or when it does it's random. And a fair bit of noticeable screen tearing or judder with poor motion handling (You won't see this because most content for TVs is this beautiful super slow-moving content that is not reflective of real-world use case scenarios. I noticed a sort of "scratchy-ness" in content in real-world use scenarios like via streaming platforms. The truth is the motion handling is okay, not great. I've tweaked the settings a lot to finally get to somewhere I am mostly happy with but still...it pinches that a TV that was the "BEST of 2023"...is just strange to come with these kinds of problems. Maybe I walked into this purchase thinking it was the BEST...but TV tech and software handling is just not the same as you may find in a Mac for example-it's filled with flaws. Now, overall picture quality and the AMAZING built-in sound system...I'm still happy. I was watching Salaar just yesterday on Netflix and lemme tell you...I was blown away by how deep and rich the darks were. Felt like I really was in a coal mine with the actors. But that isn't to say I still notice the hiccups it periodically has with fast shots, pans, deep contrast motion with bars etc. To be COMPLETELY honest...just buy the flagship Samsung OLED and hook it up to an Apple TV4k. If you are set on SONY, I hate saying just, but potentially wait if there is no rush. If you want a TV soon, but don't wanna replace it for a while, get the X90L or the X93L (I've used both, again both are strong and worth it in different scenarios. But the best value is clearly the X90L. I personally suggest passing on the A80L. You end up in this weird middle ground where you spend a lot of money but still crave more. Unless you are specifically looking for a large-screen cost-effective OLED, then yes, A80L is the best. Think about your visual preferences, use case scenarios, and type of content, size of room, and decide accordingly. My 2 cents: Go for that big X90L!!
This one or the sony x93l???????
If cost is not a consideration, would you choose X90L with the RX Clear or the X93L with the mini LED tech?
X95K . X90L is not mini led it’s a QLED n has blooming n Matte layer screen . X93L is mini led but has low Native contrast . So it has some weird visual soft looking 👀 but less blooming . X93L much much nicer in person . Higher color volume , less blooming , more crisp . Glossy , mini led
1.3 a midrange? Uf
@@briandprice1that TV Beats Most of the Samsung qled and Like all lcd😅 over that you only have OLED or qdoled
anybody running a series x on this
It's written midrange here? I thought it is a very high-end one. That is what the sales person is saying. 🤔
Nope
@@Burritosarebetterthantacos ok thanks 😀
It's a higher end mid- range Tv
*mid/high range
When $2000 is mid range, not interestEd that’s a bunch of bullshit mid range for two grand this world is fucked up
It's on sale right now. 999 for 65 inch
Come on. A lot of reviewers do a lot of work doing their own tests, getting bluerays where you can look at the blooming, and so on. Now, when I search for X90L, I have to search through your video and waste my time. You can go ahead and delete this - hopefully after deleting it.
Did you try the tv?
ok and? that's your problem
@@delta_cosmic
Yes it is my problem. Your video and the countless others who don't provide accurate information in order to make a decision to purchase a television waste my time.
Did you Test that TV or Talk only Shit?
You know blooming on cameras are more intense AS in real 🤦🤦🤦🤦