@@hastensavoir7782 The consciousness of burn-Ins, unsettles me. I know manufacturers of oled tv's have devised ways to reduce the risk, such as using screen shifting, or the movement of screens at intervals, and logo luminance, which lowers brightness when it detects static images, but it is what it is, and if it does occur, what next? Buy another tv? Nay! Last year, I watched both the x95l and the a95l side by side, and I was blown away by the picture quality of the x95l.
@@hastensavoir7782 The consciousness of burn-Ins unsettles me. I know manufacturers of manufacturers of oled tv's have devised ways to reduce the risk, such as using screen shifting or the movement of screens at intervals, and logo luminance, which lowers brightness when it detects static images, etc. But it is what it is. Last year I watched both the x95l and the a95l side by side and I was blown away by the picture quality of the x95l
@@hastensavoir7782 The consciousness of burn-Ins unsettles me. I know manufacturers of oled tv's have devised ways to reduce the risk, such as using screen shifting or the movement of screens at intervals, and logo luminance, which lowers brightness when it detects static images, etc. But it is what it is. Last year I watched both the x95l and the a95l side by side and I was blown away by the picture quality of the x95l
The consciousness of burn-Ins unsettles me. I know manufacturers of oled tv's have devised ways to reduce the risk, such as using screen shifting or the movement of screens at intervals, and logo luminance, which lowers brightness when it detects static images, etc. But it is what it is. Last year I watched both the x95l and the a95l side by side and I was blown away by the picture quality of the x95l
Sony confirmed the Series 7 is an X95L with more features. The Series 8 is no better than the current A80L. (the 83" IS the A80L, which carries over as well), The Series 9 is the showstopper here. Superior to the X95L in every way possible. 4000 nits. (peak)
Bravia 7 is the successor of the X 90 L. It has eight times the zones in mini LED and With backlight master Drive. It’s in the territory of the X 95L but of course better. But we have to see in the future the TV side-by-side to see the difference.
If i buy the Bravia 9 tv and get the BRAVIA Theatre Bar 9, I'd like to hook up my Playstation 5 and Amazon Firestick 4K Max and the sound bar to the hdmi 2.1 ports. However, there are only two 2.1 hdmi ports on the Bravia 9 tv itself. Is there a way to get the full utilization of the 2.1 hdmi ports for all three of the abovementioned devices?
I currently have the X93L and HT-7000 Soundbar. I am interested in the Voice Zoom 3. Can I keep my x93L and get the new Sony Theater 9 and have access to Voice Zoom 3?
How would you interpret Sony's strategy going forward? Will they move away from QDOLEDs and just focus on miniLED in the future? Still holding out for a super large screen QD OLED from Sony but not sure if it's realistic.
@@kingyogesh441 sony has one Bravia OLED this year others mini LED models Samsung uses micro LED tech. In SAMSUNG NEO QLED TV’S Sony doesn’t use AI tech in there XR chip. why it limit 120hz Samsung is 240 hz for 4k content in QN900D 8k upscale content is as always 60 hz. Samsung did one connect box help when comes to repair.
@@mikejohnson8391doesn’t matter Sony will deliver the best picture quality and that’s why people will buy them other gimmicky non movie focused features don’t matter it’s a Tv at the end of the day .
@@mikejohnson8391 sorry to correct you: Sony has Oled tvs 2024, one wrgb and one Qd-Oled. Samsung uses also only mini LED in their commercial TVs too but only Zone controlled and not individual like Sony. Huge quality difference! Micro LED Is not for the commercial user market. you can only buy it over Samsung directly and they cost $80,000 and more for the smallest micro LED TV 😅😂 Sorry to disappoint you but the QN900 D will only have 4K144 Hz no 240 Hz at the moment. This is only possible with the gaming monitors at the moment. One connect box is a good idea from Samsung, but You are not able to exchange the box to a new one. But it’s correct is easier when there is a failure to bring only the box and not the whole TV. 😅😊 Hope I was able to help 😘
the X90L does carry over, I would wait until the Series 7 is on shelves and you will see a nice savings on the 90 series. (if you can wait). Black Friday, the 90 series will be crazy cheap.
Not me my favorite is QN900D from Samsung which offer 8k ability unlike Sony which so far only released 4k TV’s this year so far nobody can get answer if Sony will even release 8k this year like Samsung did.
I t get Samsung flagship 8k tv the QN900D look it up and it specs and abilities and sizes it available in and you understand why I say this yes I’m in North America.
@@mikejohnson8391 Hi Mike, good alternative and available in 85-inch here in The Netherlands. I was allways fixed to OLED, but maybe now it's the right time for switching to 8K QLED 😎 I will have a closer look👌 Thanks 👍
@@JB-vc6xj sure NEO QLED just means LEDS in tv is super small and lot more than normal and has OLED screen with anti reflective and anti glare coding on it that they think sounds better than QD-OLED. I like Samsung QN900D sick high 4k refresh ability AI. Smart upscale ability for 8k res. 3rd it built for gaming and hardware on outside so it be easer fix if got small kids or it stops working for some reason.
😂 yeah found this out too 😅 ridiculous I think he either is a bot or just stupid 😢 He judges a new generation of LCD TVs without even seeing the TV 🤦♂️
I prefer lcd over oled
Why so?
@@hastensavoir7782 The consciousness of burn-Ins, unsettles me. I know manufacturers of oled tv's have devised ways to reduce the risk, such as using screen shifting, or the movement of screens at intervals, and logo luminance, which lowers brightness when it detects static images, but it is what it is, and if it does occur, what next? Buy another tv? Nay! Last year, I watched both the x95l and the a95l side by side, and I was blown away by the picture quality of the x95l.
@@hastensavoir7782 The consciousness of burn-Ins unsettles me. I know manufacturers of manufacturers of oled tv's have devised ways to reduce the risk, such as using screen shifting or the movement of screens at intervals, and logo luminance, which lowers brightness when it detects static images, etc. But it is what it is. Last year I watched both the x95l and the a95l side by side and I was blown away by the picture quality of the x95l
@@hastensavoir7782 The consciousness of burn-Ins unsettles me. I know manufacturers of oled tv's have devised ways to reduce the risk, such as using screen shifting or the movement of screens at intervals, and logo luminance, which lowers brightness when it detects static images, etc. But it is what it is. Last year I watched both the x95l and the a95l side by side and I was blown away by the picture quality of the x95l
The consciousness of burn-Ins unsettles me. I know manufacturers of oled tv's have devised ways to reduce the risk, such as using screen shifting or the movement of screens at intervals, and logo luminance, which lowers brightness when it detects static images, etc. But it is what it is. Last year I watched both the x95l and the a95l side by side and I was blown away by the picture quality of the x95l
I've had a Sony x85j for a few years now been very happy with that TV. I'm not surprised that you feel that way about the 2024 model.
the craziest part is that mla and qd oled tvs are now giving the hdr impact of mini leds
Sony confirmed the Series 7 is an X95L with more features. The Series 8 is no better than the current A80L. (the 83" IS the A80L, which carries over as well), The Series 9 is the showstopper here. Superior to the X95L in every way possible. 4000 nits. (peak)
Series 7 is X90L successor
Bravia 7 is the successor of the X 90 L. It has eight times the zones in mini LED and With backlight master Drive. It’s in the territory of the X 95L but of course better. But we have to see in the future the TV side-by-side to see the difference.
They all react to the 7,8,9 what about the 3 is the picture still good with the 3? Would you get the 3 over the LG c4, s90D or even hisense u8n?
Wiil these TVS make the OLED lovers want to switch to miniled TVS from SONY?😊
I'm definitely considering it
I'm definitely considering it
If i buy the Bravia 9 tv and get the BRAVIA Theatre Bar 9, I'd like to hook up my Playstation 5 and Amazon Firestick 4K Max and the sound bar to the hdmi 2.1 ports. However, there are only two 2.1 hdmi ports on the Bravia 9 tv itself. Is there a way to get the full utilization of the 2.1 hdmi ports for all three of the abovementioned devices?
Get a Sony Receiver and hook in speakers if you want multiple HDMI source, too bad Sony did not have anything like Sonos Port
I'm thinking to upgrade from sony X85E model 2017 for gaming , does it worth to get Bravia 7, or save some money and get X90l?
Think people would want you to get the x95l or X93 not sure which one is after the 90l
I currently have the X93L and HT-7000 Soundbar. I am interested in the Voice Zoom 3. Can I keep my x93L and get the new Sony Theater 9 and have access to Voice Zoom 3?
Is the panel a semi-matte or full gloss finish?
Yes does it feature anti-reflective coding, and antiglare coding like Samsung does.
Anti glare but not full on matte like Samsung. Thats next level.
@@Techninjaspeaks so basically semi-matte? I really hoping full Gloss like LG OLEDs
I feel the Series 8 is a very lazy rehash of the A80L and that TV is obsolete and overpriced compared to the competition
Thanks Bri🧒🧒 helpful
I am pretty sure that A95M/B10 will get all the best from A95L and Brightness of B9 in September.
there will be no A95M this year , A95L will carry over for 2024. Hopefully A95N In 2025 will be amazing though.
Y’all should look into the Sharp Aquos XLED.
How would you interpret Sony's strategy going forward? Will they move away from QDOLEDs and just focus on miniLED in the future? Still holding out for a super large screen QD OLED from Sony but not sure if it's realistic.
Oled lineup will still exist just not as the flagship.
@@kingyogesh441 sony has one Bravia OLED this year others mini LED models Samsung uses micro LED tech. In SAMSUNG NEO QLED TV’S Sony doesn’t use AI tech in there XR chip. why it limit 120hz Samsung is 240 hz for 4k content in QN900D 8k upscale content is as always 60 hz. Samsung did one connect box help when comes to repair.
@@mikejohnson8391doesn’t matter Sony will deliver the best picture quality and that’s why people will buy them other gimmicky non movie focused features don’t matter it’s a Tv at the end of the day .
@@mikejohnson8391 sorry to correct you:
Sony has Oled tvs 2024, one wrgb and one Qd-Oled.
Samsung uses also only mini LED in their commercial TVs too but only Zone controlled and not individual like Sony. Huge quality difference! Micro LED Is not for the commercial user market. you can only buy it over Samsung directly and they cost $80,000 and more for the smallest micro LED TV 😅😂
Sorry to disappoint you but the QN900 D will only have 4K144 Hz no 240 Hz at the moment. This is only possible with the gaming monitors at the moment.
One connect box is a good idea from Samsung, but You are not able to exchange the box to a new one. But it’s correct is easier when there is a failure to bring only the box and not the whole TV. 😅😊
Hope I was able to help 😘
should i buy sony x90L in current scenario?
the X90L does carry over, I would wait until the Series 7 is on shelves and you will see a nice savings on the 90 series. (if you can wait). Black Friday, the 90 series will be crazy cheap.
Not me my favorite is QN900D from Samsung which offer 8k ability unlike Sony which so far only released 4k TV’s this year so far nobody can get answer if Sony will even release 8k this year like Samsung did.
Why do you want to see 8k so bad in 2024?
There is no 8k content
Yeah but it moooore k’s, man😂
8k is dead in Europe the. EU as killed it
The bravia 9 will beat the samsung 8k so what is the point
oled & qdot still better & think these new sony mini led be expensive
No cheaper prices at the start and in the future.
No 83-inch Bravia 8 (W)OLED 😭 shame on you Sony! I'm going to LG G4... 😅
I t get Samsung flagship 8k tv the QN900D look it up and it specs and abilities and sizes it available in and you understand why I say this yes I’m in North America.
@@mikejohnson8391 Hi Mike, good alternative and available in 85-inch here in The Netherlands. I was allways fixed to OLED, but maybe now it's the right time for switching to 8K QLED 😎 I will have a closer look👌 Thanks 👍
@@JB-vc6xj sure NEO QLED just means LEDS in tv is super small and lot more than normal and has OLED screen with anti reflective and anti glare coding on it that they think sounds better than QD-OLED. I like Samsung QN900D sick high 4k refresh ability AI. Smart upscale ability for 8k res. 3rd it built for gaming and hardware on outside so it be easer fix if got small kids or it stops working for some reason.
@@mikejohnson8391 the price difference is huge: 5499$ for the 85 Bravia 9, $6400 for the 83G4 and $9999 for the 85QN900D 😅
Bravia 9 is not a flagship, it's just a glorified LCD TV..... QDOLED is far better and far more accurate...
You mad
Qd-oled is officially a cult now.
Cuz all reference monitors are qdoled, right? Right….?
No you’re commenting the same thing across multiple videos from different channels. 🤡
😂 yeah found this out too 😅 ridiculous I think he either is a bot or just stupid 😢
He judges a new generation of LCD TVs without even seeing the TV 🤦♂️