Sony Bravia 9 MiniLED TV 75" Preview | Torture Test | Vivid Mode
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- Опубліковано 2 тра 2024
- A short preview of the newly announced Sony Bravia 9. This is the 75" model.
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4K Test clips that were played in this video ranges from: Local Dimming Tests, Screen Uniformity Tests, Stress Sample Clips (Fireworks, OLED Clips), Gameplay Clips, & Movies.
Be advised that while I've viewed the TV straight on, the filming of this video was done at an angle hence more blooming will show up than expected. I could not crouch while filming as it would be difficult to maneuver. The TV was unfortunately placed at an awkward position.
Please note: I was manually and deliberately increasing and decreasing the exposure multiple times throughout the entire video with the intention to capture local dimming and blooming behavior.
At around 10 mins in, the picture settings are explored briefly, and I noticed that local dimming was set to "medium", after which I switched to "high". Left everything else at the default Vivid store preset though I usually prefer the other more color accurate modes.
At the end of the video, a flashlight is directed at the screen for a basic reflection handling test.
Throughout the video, the exposure of the camera is increased and decreased multiple times via ISO and Shutter Speed to hunt for blooming while also showing what our eyes would see. (Tried my best to stick to 1/60 shutter speed as the video is captured at 30 FPS)
Was also moving from center, left and right positions to sample viewing angle and blooming.
[ First Impressions of the TV in a brightly lit store environment ]
Using the hockey dirty screen test clip, there doesn't seem to be any obvious uniformity issues on that display unit. Was trying to hunt for grid line issues as seen in Samsung's QN90B/A (Can't recall which).
Some blooming (though quite small in size and faint/dim) is seen when the TV was viewed dead centered, it's not as bad as the X90K (Hazy mess imo) and X95K. From the last time I've seen the X95L 65", the Bravia 9 is definitely brighter than the X95L though I'm comparing between the 65" X95L and the 75" Bravia 9 so this comparison is a disadvantage to the X95L as larger sized TVs have more dimming zones. Small (10%-40% window) highlights in dark scenes are intensely bright, my eyeballs felt those scorching nits, especially when there are scenes of metal surface reflecting environmental light, e.g sunlight, power crystals etc.
During the Horse-riding scene with the trainer (at 8:33), while gradually overexposing the image over a span of a few seconds, blooming was hardly seen in that footage even while in vivid mode, overexposed and at a slightly off-angle. I went to the extent of walking toward extreme angles in hopes to reveal some blooming, but it didn't seem noticeable.
During the Rocket League Game Test clips (at 12:53), while the car is rapidly moving, the local dimming doesn't seem to behave crazily like what I've witnessed on both the X90L and X95L where there are rapid moving flashes/halos/light bloom around the car during fast maneuvers. This is an indication that there is an improvement either due to an updated dimming algorithm or the increased zone count.
During the Ark Survival Evolve Gameplay clip (at 17:16) where the character traverses through the dark dungeon/cave, I did notice less hazing compared to the X95L.
To conclude this short impression, this is seemingly better than the X95L. In not too complex scenes (without miniature highlights), this screen is a light cannon with even less hazing compared to the X95L and X90L. Keep in mind these are first impressions (not a review) observed in a brightly lit store environment. Please wait for reviews from RTINGS, HDTVTest and DigitalTrends AND see it in person before making final judgement!
Looking forward for the review from RTINGs, HDTVTest and DigitalTrends!
If you're in the same boat, please vote for both the Bravia 7 and 9 on the RTINGs review pipeline here:
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Additional Info related to Bravia 7 & 9:
It has been confirmed by the Sony Tech Department that the Bravia 7 will have the same Micro Circuit Backlight Drivers and Local Dimming algorithm as seen on the Bravia 9.
Source: Robert Zohn (Value Electronics) in the comment section below & Sony's official statements in their video at 57:39: ua-cam.com/users/liveHE0UNCfD... - Спорт
Please note: I was manually and deliberately increasing and decreasing the exposure multiple times throughout the entire video with the intention to capture local dimming and blooming behavior. The Bravia 9 most certainly look brighter with less blooming than the X95K and X95L in my opinion. Couldn't stand the K series's blooming and hazing. The Bravia 9 is at an above tolerable level though it still struggles at the miniature highlight scenes e.g fireworks.
Looking forward for the review from RTINGs, HDTVTest (Vincent) and DigitalTrends (Caleb)!
If you're in the same boat, please vote for both the Bravia 7 and 9 on the RTINGs review pipeline here: www.rtings.com/review-pipeline/tv
The more votes, the faster we get the reviews! Have a great day!
Thank you, Sir. Much appreciated that you spent the time and effort to do this.
thanks, I voted for the bravia 9 already
The firework scene looks perfect with the x95l with no visible blooming even in a pitch dark room. Hope the B9 isn t worse
@@91DivineAngel If you don't notice blooming on the X95L, I'm quite positive the Bravia 9's blooming I've noticed, will be a non-issue with your settings and environment. I've tested the 65" X95L with similar settings as the 75" Bravia 9 and there was visibly more hazing on the X95L, though the hazing wasn't as bad as the X90K and X95K, the X90K was a cloudy haze machine to me.
@@Swecan76 actually brightness preferred is better for blooming controll. I have this on my x95l and i never saw blooming. Ouer germany hdtv.test side(digitalfoundry) explain this in theyer revoew of th z9f. But im not so happy with dse thats why im intersted in the B9 and i hope Blooming there is not worse as on the x95l its almost non existent
Ngl that moment at 9:45 has me super impressed. Looked like it was 3D
It did look really nice. Never seen the 3d effect captured on camera before. OLED usually have more of it. But this TV looks like it can dish it out too. The King kong scenes some of them had 3d effect too.
This TV seems to be truly next level
I've pre-ordered the Bravia 9 75" and am counting the days. Thanks for the vid👍🏼
i am sorry
You are very lucky ❤️👍👍 I’m waiting for the pre order in my country. How much did it cost ?
And when will it arrive?
@@esamafandi3022 £4500 June 16th
I’ve been watching Amazon here in Florida and it finally tells you all the Bravia TV’s will be available 20th of May 2024. I’m debating this or the LG G4..Any recommendations? I’m sick of Burn in or image retention. TIA 🇺🇸
Emptrix, thank you for inviting me in your opening comments above!
Love your Video of Sony's new Flagship BRAVIA 9 QD MiniLED TV. Sony engineers designed the BRAVIA 9 and even the BRAVIA 7 with significant advancements in QD MiniLED display technology and with their Backlight Master Drive that has also been very nicely upgraded. Sony's BRAVIA 9 and BRAVIA 7's Backlight Master Drive now controls not only each individual tinny MiniLED, but they now control the luminance level of every MiniLED, which is how they designed their new Sony BVM-HX3110 Master Grading Monitor.
All other TV brands just control the local dimming zones.
I just liked and subscribed to your channel! I'll also share it on Facebook and other A/V forums.
Wow Sir Robert Zohn is here! Big fan of the content you post especially those first seen/teasers of TVs!
@@Emptrix Hope you will consider a trip to NY, USA to participate in our 2024 TV Shootout® Evaluation event. It's tentatively scheduled for Saturday, July 20 - Sunday, July 21.
@@valueelectronics9390 Thanks for the invitation and the opportunity to participate in an evaluation shootout event, very much appreciated! I'll consider, but I doubt I'll be able to fly to the U.S (as my location is too far away) hence it is more likely I'll be looking forward to the stream of the shootout instead! Hope to see both the Bravia 7 and 9 included in it!
Additionally, thanks for sharing that in-depth information of how Sony has implemented the MiniLED system this year on the Bravia 9 and 7! From the Sony tech video here at: 57:39 ua-cam.com/users/liveHE0UNCfDhw4?si=5XVG3DMsSKXb0lmA&t=3459, they elaborate further on your statement that the Bravia 7 will have the same micro circuit backlight drivers and algorithm as the Bravia 9, just with lesser zones.
Thank you for this. I wanted to know if the Bravia 7 had the same backlight as the 9.
@@Liberates Yes, just the BRAVIA 9 and BRAVIA 7 share the same Backlight Master Drive that is also used on Sony's new Mastering Monitor, the BVM-HX3110.
So each tiny MiniLED is controlled for on/off and the luminance level is also controlled. All other local dimming TV brands only control the luminance level of each entire local dimming zone.
One of the advantages of Sony's flagship BRAVIA 9 vs. the BRAVIA 7 is that the BRAVIA 9 has more MiniLEDs, and more local dimming zones so the BRAVIA 9 has higher peak luminance, with gives it a larger dynamic tonal range for more depth and detailed images with all content.
The black bars look great and deep. And everything in the picture in the middle just pops. The trailer for Kong and Godzilla just popped off the screen like crazy.
And it looked way better in person! Godzilla's Atomic Breath was a sight to behold on this screen. When you have a chance to view it in person, play that trailer on it!
In vivid picture mode, I would expect to see some blooming. With warm color temperature of D65 and good to great PQ EOTF tracking, the blooming would be alvery minimal.
Thanks for sharing. I can't wait to see it professionally reviewed/compared
Same here. Please vote for the Bravia 7 &/or 9 on the RTINGs review pipeline here: www.rtings.com/review-pipeline/tv
The more votes, the faster we get the reviews! Have a great day!
Absolutely unbelievable wow I’m excited for mine
Almost no blooming, and the zone control is outstanding. Cannot wait to see a full review on this!
Even with the 2160 zones. Blooming will always be there, it needs to get really bright if it wants to justify and compete with oled. Like Z9D levels, brighter TVs always pop
Yup will be getting the 75 for my personal gaming/movie man cave
Thanks for sharing video. I was holding out for 85" Bravia 9 but those reflections would drive me nutty
LG G4 83' is the best one!
@@carlosb8130 I will be buying LG G4 83" also and still looking at Bravia 9 85".I only play PC games and hockey and do not watch movies
@@carlosb8130it depends on what you are looking for
This obliterated the 83inch G4 for me
@@Swecan76 Thanks for the reply
No words 🔥🔥🔥🔥
My grandparent have their TV on vivid mode with a tons of soap opera effect. With Sony you have to use the Custom preset.
This is a good example of overhyping, the Bravia 9 is a great tv probably gonna be the best mini led in the market but people been asking for G4 comparisons I’m sorry but the micro contrast of an oled just makes a big difference especially with the tv being super bright too
Yea but in bright impactful scenes you just can’t get the same effect it’s good to have both
In a dark room the G4 would win in contrast. In a Dimly lit room. It's not as certain. Because blacks would appear more similar because the room is no longer the "blackest" surrounding. Also the brightness of this TV would make a lot of scenes brighter than the G4. At least in higher nit content, it would slay the G4.
Shadow detail and accuracy tested with mastering monitor. The Bravia 9 would be tuned by Sony to be accurate.
So I think they would trade blows in different areas. And that is a pretty good thing for a MiniLED if you ask me.
Gorgeous colors and contrast make this Mini LED stand out compared to other oled out there.
It does in fact have very good contrast in person! Blacks are deep and it should look much better in a moderately lit room as compared to this bright show floor as seen here where light is bouncing in all directions on the screen. As for the colors, it is oversaturated here because the TV is in Vivid mode throughout the video. In the other more natural/accurate modes, the colors will be less saturated and more natural to the source content.
@@Emptrix I don't get why Sony didn't use anti glare screen for bravia 9.
@@NationChosenByGod It has anti-glare. But unless they do what Samsung did with S95D, then some glare will exist. G4 has it as well. Wouldn't be much more different on that one.
@@Canuck-1976 Actually, the glare resistance will be different between Oled and led-lcd. I am seeing more glare on the LED-LCD compared to the Oled one.
Yes it's looks like the tv is in super vivid mode .
Yes, for the entire video, it is in vivid mode. Treat this video as a preview/torture for the worst-case scenario (blooming-wise). If it performs this great in vivid mode, it should perform better in any other modes you throw at it. I did also deliberately overexpose multiple times in the video to show the local dimming behavior and bloom size, which in normal viewing is difficult to notice (unless perhaps in a dark room).
There's blooming when you overexpose it. I don't think you can see it in real world content. Also it's a really beautiful display even through a camera.
Yeah not going to survive a torture test . Was it Digital trends just saying a Hisense model look real good. Add in TCL coming.
I think people will be choosing based on like of brand, price and the big one processing. Sony has good processing, but they have taken ages in past to get promised features out, or bugs sorted - eg See A95L , still has bugs . Plus LG has priced it's TVs stupidly high in my country, so great to have competition . Hopefully prices will drop, when new models from other companies hit the market . Same for the Samsung S95D 77" stupid price , but if last year is to go by they will massively discount that as well,. No guarantees with S90D what panel you will get, so unless shop says no way Jose
Yes this is a preview showcasing worse-case scenario/torture test. When I decrease exposure multiple times in the video, the blooming isn't noticeable though some of the scenes with small miniature highlights still exhibits blooming but the size of the bloom is small. The TV is also in vivid mode/torch mode which is the brightest mode in a sony tv and I'm capturing the video not dead centered. It should perform better in an ideal environment and setting. Can't wait for RTINGs, HDTVTest and DigitalTrends to review it!
Hi got a question lads hope u dont mind x95l hdr vidio signal defaults at atou hdr should i use this or scroll along t0 hdr10? Hdr10 dosent look rite am i doning soming wrong
It looks impressive with less blooming. Can't wait it to be available in my country. Btw In what currency the listed price, is in US or SGD?
Its in SGD. As the video was shot in Singapore, all prices seen in it are in local currency.
Definitely check the TV out in person and wait for reviews from RTINGs, HDTVTest and DigitalTrends
@@Emptrix Thanks for the info, suddenly I'm not from Singapore. I'm still waiting for Vincent(HDTVTest) to review it.
I'm more interested in the Bravia 7, hope it's good stuff!
Same here! The Bravia 9 is unfortunately not available in 65" size and below (at my location), hence my only option is the Bravia 7 as 65" is the ideal size for my usage! Unfortunately, the Bravia 7 will only be available for purchase and viewing at my location end of May! By then there should be others who have uploaded their impressions and probably RTINGs will have their review up as they have already purchased the Bravia 7 yesterday!
It will not be long now till we find out how the Bravia 7 performs!
That great for Vivid, not normal TV-watching mode though you would be blind within a week lol best TV of 2024 got in on order.
I see blooming. Forget it. Sony OLED still king.
However this tv is still freaking impressive!
This is the new king. You see blooming because he’s forcing it out of the tv in a controlled environment with the 85inch nothing will come close
That much DSE would drive me insane.
Doesn’t look bad actually you’ll need to see while gaming
did they forget to remove the protective film? looks like there is no anti-reflective coating on the screen at all, that's not acceptable for a flagship TV.
Lol. Went to see at the exact same location. First guy to order the 85inch Bravia 9. 🤣🤣
🎊🎉 On behalf of the Bravia 9 owners club, Congrats🏅🥇
You also getting it?
@@liulunghao I'm likely getting the 65" Bravia 7 as the Bravia 9 doesn't come in 65" in our region. Planning to use it as a PC monitor hence 75"/85" would be overkill for this usage!
Amazing, which Denki Store in Singapore? :) very tempted!
It's the one at Orchard, Takashimaya level 5. More info in the description box above
@@Emptrixthanks so much! I checked it out briefly yesterday. Unfortunately did not get much time but coming from an A95L OLED not sure it's a clear upgrade in terms of PQ. Screen seemed a bit more matt as well. What did you think?
@@ramitmehta Consider waiting for the reviews from RTINGs, HDTVTest and DigitalTrends.
If your purpose for switching from the A95L to the Bravia 9 is for higher brightness and you're not overly sensitive to blooming (the blooming on the Bravia 9 75" is not at the severe level as the X90K and X95K from 2022, those were outright cloudy haze machines), the Bravia 9 is likely to fulfill your purpose. I'm positive that the Bravia 9 will be rated highly by the 3 mentioned reviewers above, due to the fact that I noticed an improvement in micro contrast over the X95L (which has already been revealed to be one of the better MiniLEDs in 2023).
The Bravia 9 is not going to hold up against the A95L when it comes to micro contrast/scenes with tiny highlights and shadows mixed together, such as the fireworks scene. The dimming zones on the Bravia 9 are still larger than the individually illuminated pixels of the A95L OLED panel to achieve that.
It'll all depend on our individual tolerance level for blooming, some people might not notice or can tolerate blooming even on the X90K/X95K, some might find last year's X95L blooming to be tolerable (I did found it tolerable), Bravia 9 has lesser blooming than the X95L based off what I saw in the store.
How did you find viewing angles? As we know OLEDs have natural advantage of having superior viewing angles, it is recommended that you test your tolerance on this as well. Walk towards the extreme side of the TV from the center and monitor how the picture changes on both your A95L and the Bravia 9. See if you notice any differences in colors, contrast and blooming.
Be advised these are impressions of the Bravia 9 observed in a brightly lit store environment. I strongly recommend waiting for at least one of the 3 reviewers before making your final decisions. They go significantly more in-depth with tools capable of measuring light output, response time, color volume and more. This way you'll feel more comfortable and confident with your purchase.
Vote for the Bravia 9 here: www.rtings.com/review-pipeline/tv
The more votes, the faster we get the reviews.
@@Emptrix thanks for the thorough response! to me personally the a95L has been a treat to watch (primarily watch at night after the kid goes to bed). reason for upgrading would be the appeal of the 85“ screen size vs the current 65“. I am also considering the 77“ G4 which would be priced similar to the 85“ Bravia 9. Tough decisions 😂
@@ramitmehta Tough decisions indeed! The G4 is also another impressive TV. Agreed about the size/price ratio, it is reasonable to go for the larger screen as you'll get more immersion from the larger field of view.
It would be easier if you've already owned a MiniLED TV or an LCD TV with at least a Full-Array Local Dimming System. Since you're coming from an OLED which has no blooming/clouding due to the self-illuminated pixels, it is difficult to tell whether your tolerance/sensitivity level for blooming on a MiniLED TV is extreme or mild. As you've stated that you usually use the TV at night, if the TV is used in a dim/dark room, blooming on a non-OLED TV can be more pronounced, though this again would depend on your sensitivity and tolerance level. Furthermore, the Bravia 9 is very likely to be one of the best MiniLEDs this year, if you're not that sensitive to blooming, there is a possibility that it could be a non-issue for you. And if it ends up being a non-issue, you will enjoy the extra brightness that comes with it over the A95L.
While waiting for the reviews, if you have not already, check out RTING's review of the G4 and your current A95L here:
www.rtings.com/tv/reviews/lg/g4-oled
www.rtings.com/tv/reviews/sony/a95l-oled
You may also make use of their comparison feature here to compare between 2 TVs of your choice:
www.rtings.com/tv/tools/compare/lg-g4-oled-vs-sony-a95l-oled/49542/39009?usage=1&threshold=0.10
Any ideas if Sony uses the same panel for all the model with Bravia 9 series?
No idea on that, it is best to head over to the official sony youtube channel and ask there. There's a sony rep Larry who seems to be from the sony engineering department. Or ask on the AVSForums. Or if anyone has answers for this please share it here.
@@Emptrix great idea. Thanks brother
Yes it’s a QLED panel why wouldn’t they
Sony bravia 7 in Best Singapore?
Blooming blooming
Looks like blooming to me
lets just face it.. you can't just mitigate blooming on MiniLED regardless.. Still a steller picture quality tho'
Agreed! Additionally, this is in the brightest preset "vivid" mode. It should perform better with less blooming in person and with any other mode but vivid.
Vote for the Bravia 7 &/or 9 on the RTINGs review pipeline here: www.rtings.com/review-pipeline/tv
The more votes, the faster we get the reviews! Have a great day!
@@Emptrix thx.. voting was a no brainer 🙂
I think the Samsung QN900d is the biggest competitor side by side with this new Bravia 9
IT BEING A SAMSUNG ITS ALREADY LOST
Where is this on display?
If you're in Singapore, it is on display at 391 Orchard Rd Best Denki, #05-01/04, Singapore 238872, Takashimaya. Look for Leslie when you get there, he'll direct you to the Bravia 9.
an its an vivid mode!
At 10:16 the picture settings is explored briefly. For the entire duration of this video its in vivid mode.
WOW 👑SONY GOD FOREVER ✌️ 🥇👑
all that blooming that I can see is giving me doubts on the pre-order.
While there is blooming, please keep in mind this is a blooming/local dimming torture test preview, where I deliberately adjust the exposure of the camera multiple times throughout the video, with the intention of hunting for blooming for the sake of understanding the TV's local dimming behavior, hence blooming is much more pronounce in this video than what you would see in real life.
If you found the X95L tolerable in the blooming department, it is likely that you find the Bravia 9 better when you see it in person.
It is recommended to see the TV in person and wait for the reviews from RTINGs, HDTVTest and DigitalTrends before making your purchasing decisions
@@Emptrix i never seen X95L in person. I own a 2017 and 2023 LG OLED. I plan to replace the old 2017 with the Bravia 9.
Sorry I saw blooming
When you view white video or bright video, you will see there is grey blur near edges and at 4 corners of this TV, this model is not good.
Wow Singapore already have 2024 Bravia 9 MiniLED? and already available for purchase? Wow that is fast
If that is the case, then Sony Malaysia factory must already be producing 2024 Bravia units for South East Asia.
By the way, is Bravia 8 OLED also available there?
If so, how do you compare it with last year Bravia A80L OLED?
Also, how do you compare this new Sony MiniLED with Sony Bravia OLED?
Yes the Bravia 8 and Bravia 9 are available for pre-order in Singapore, there's an ongoing promotion that bundles them with a PS5. No sight of the Bravia 7 unfortunately. (I'm told by a Sony Singapore rep that it will only be available for viewing and purchase at the end of May)!
I've caught a glimpse of the Bravia 8 on display at Sony's Somerset 313 store but wasn't able to play any test clips on it hence not able to give any impressions on the 8.
Vote for the Bravia 8 on the RTINGs review pipeline here: www.rtings.com/review-pipeline/tv
The more votes, the faster we get the reviews! Have a great day!
I see my car driving over there
Your signature Watermelon Sugar Van. It looked great on this intensely bright and contrasty screen.
I mean… the LG G4 cant touch the highlights on this demo.
Not even close
why is everybody wanting the G4 to do less, G4 is oled
Nice if not gamer or user PlayStation or Xbox which support 8k tech.
If only it came in a 95 to 98 inch size...
Are you sure this is B9 ? And not b7 ?
It is definitely a Bravia 9. I should have zoom in on the price tag which clearly states Bravia 9. The Sony Rep informed that the Bravia 7 will only be displayed and be available for purchase end of May.
all i seen its focking reflections xD and scary black....
Blooming and reflections bad :/
In terms of blooming, please do also be reminded that I manually adjust exposure of the camera, increasing and decreasing multiple times throughout the video with intentions to observe local dimming behavior. Hence blooming though is still present in complicated footage like the fireworks, might appear tolerable to you when you view it in person.
Let's wait for the reviews to show up from RTINGs, HDTVTest and Digital Trends. I'm quite positive that they will rate local dimming performance to be better than the X95L.
I really wan to see how this TV performs compared to OLED. The A95L is supposed to be the best TV on the market.
Same here! Vote for the Bravia 7 &/or 9 on the RTINGs review pipeline here: www.rtings.com/review-pipeline/tv
The more votes, the faster we get the reviews! Have a great day!
A95L is okay, bright highlights but overall dim picture. Once you get used to a bright mini LED, you can’t go back to OLED.
There will be blooming when Google TV is being used.
Blooming or disposable, burnt out in five years & dumped in the alley...
Isn't this a real Bravia 9 TV? Fake?
Look at the price tag beside the TV in the video. It clearly states Bravia XR90. This is in a prestigious large japanese electronic store, there isn't a chance that they would go through the trouble of selling a fake Bravia 9 TV. I've also shot footage of the TV from the sides and back in this video, fast forward and you will notice that it is the exact design of the Bravia 9.
@@EmptrixOK. Thank you.
Blooming still bad, not seeing major improvements VS x95l. Great viewing angles though for a led tv.
Looks well beyond the x95l
You are not seeing blooming. You are seeing levels of exposure set incorrectly on the camera and the tv being so bright with highlights the camera is not properly capturing its contrast and HDR impact.
Some blooming. Screen uniformity is good. No 55 or 65 in the uk....booooo! Urgh..why?
The size availability is exactly my frustrations as well! The 55"/65" isn't available at my location either. As far as I'm aware those sizes seem to only be available in the U.S/Canada.
@@Emptrix Yeah its a cr@p marketing decision. Sony have lost me
@@Emptrix 55" doesn't exist in Bravia 9 only in Bravia 7.
@@Canuck-1976 Thanks for the clarifications!
@@Emptrix I know..thats my point..it bloomin well should be or atleast 65!
Sorry sony, unless u get rid of the darker courner, i will never buy ur led no matter how great they are.
Soni is crazy , create mini led and claims it will beat OLEDs 🤣🤣🤣🤣😟😟😟😟😟
It’s already did