This Sony TV features a 75-inch screen, allowing you to watch the big screen from farther away. It has an LED display. Also, the Sony XR75X90K's smart TV capabilities enable you to listen to Internet music stations. It features 4K HD video. Benefit from clean text and graphics with the Sony television's 3840 x 2160 pixel screen resolution. It has four HDMI inputs, allowing you to connect to your high-definition video gear. The television features two USB inputs and a 4 star energy rating. It's a smart pick for keeping tabs on local, national and global news.
This Sony TV features a 75-inch screen, allowing you to watch the big screen from farther away. It has an LED display. Also, the Sony XR75X90K's smart TV capabilities enable you to listen to Internet music stations. It features 4K HD video. Benefit from clean text and graphics with the Sony television's 3840 x 2160 pixel screen resolution. It has four HDMI inputs, allowing you to connect to your high-definition video gear. The television features two USB inputs and a 4 star energy rating. It's a smart pick for keeping tabs on local, national and global news.
This Sony TV features a 75-inch screen, allowing you to watch the big screen from farther away. It has an LED display. Also, the Sony XR75X90K's smart TV capabilities enable you to listen to Internet music stations. It features 4K HD video. Benefit from clean text and graphics with the Sony television's 3840 x 2160 pixel screen resolution. It has four HDMI inputs, allowing you to connect to your high-definition video gear. The television features two USB inputs and a 4 star energy rating. It's a smart pick for keeping tabs on local, national and global news.
This Sony TV features a 75-inch screen, allowing you to watch the big screen from farther away. It has an LED display. Also, the Sony XR75X90K's smart TV capabilities enable you to listen to Internet music stations. It features 4K HD video. Benefit from clean text and graphics with the Sony television's 3840 x 2160 pixel screen resolution. It has four HDMI inputs, allowing you to connect to your high-definition video gear. The television features two USB inputs and a 4 star energy rating. It's a smart pick for keeping tabs on local, national and global news.
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Sony 75 Inch X90K Bravia XR 4K UHD HDR LED Google TV XR75X90K
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FWD75X90K 75" 4K PREMIUM PRO BRAVIA HDR 730NITS XR FULL ARRAY LED GOOGLE TV
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Had the TV for about 3 months now and overall really pleased with the quality of picture and speed of the interface. Full disclosure, this is my first time buying above an entry level TV so my expectations for spending 2-3 price are high. I paid around AU$1.8k on special.Compared to my mid level TCL Google TV that often hangs when switching between apps this Sony Google TV is snappy and seamless. The quality of colour and the depth of the blacks is very impressive but does have its shortcomings. Particularly noticeable when playing games with white loading screens, but presents in all contexts, there is silhouetting in the corners (darker in the corners where the light distribution fails to properly fill). I personally find it very distracting and have never ... MoreHad the TV for about 3 months now and overall really pleased with the quality of picture and speed of the interface. Full disclosure, this is my first time buying above an entry level TV so my expectations for spending 2-3 price are high. I paid around AU$1.8k on special.Compared to my mid level TCL Google TV that often hangs when switching between apps this Sony Google TV is snappy and seamless. The quality of colour and the depth of the blacks is very impressive but does have its shortcomings. Particularly noticeable when playing games with white loading screens, but presents in all contexts, there is silhouetting in the corners (darker in the corners where the light distribution fails to properly fill). I personally find it very distracting and have never experienced this with even much cheaper TVs, which is really disappointing but apparently common with this type of panel. Had the TV not been so big and wall mounted I probably would have returned it for that reason alone.The other key gripe is again on game loading screens, black screens that have white text or icons, because the blacks are so dark, there's a noticeable glow around those specific areas. That part is really only noticeable in that scenario however and isn't detrimental to general video viewing.Less important miscellaneous details, you cannot control optical audio with the remote which I could do on an older Sony TV so now I have to connect via headphone aux port which automatically lowers the output which is annoying. The TV doesn't have any RCA ports and doesn't come with an adapter (sold separately) which my cheaper TCL included for free. Last issue is that default remote it comes with is pretty basic and I don't find the button positioning intuitive. The TV help info told me the remote has back light and "find my remote" functionality but apparently that is only on a higher tier TV, or perhaps in overseas markets.Overall a very nice TV and generally happy but personally at the price, I'd hoped to be more satisfied. Maybe others who have spent much more expensive OLED TV's would consider this cheap and perfectly adequate
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Recently upgraded during the Black Friday sales. I upgraded to take advantage of the newer HDMI 2.1 features with my PS5 (and AV receiver with eARC). The TV is great for gaming as I had hoped and is a nice improvement from my previous TV when it comes to TV and movies (the X90E is still really solid in this regard).The local dimming and HDR is a nice improvement, my previous TV didnât do dolby vision so that's a welcome addition. The colours and highlights really pop and the vibrancy of the colours is really noticeable (using custom or cinema with expert1 colour and most excessive enhancements switched off).The remote is a nice improvement, much smaller but keeping all the buttons I actually need. The menu changes are also smartly done with the prior app ... MoreRecently upgraded during the Black Friday sales. I upgraded to take advantage of the newer HDMI 2.1 features with my PS5 (and AV receiver with eARC). The TV is great for gaming as I had hoped and is a nice improvement from my previous TV when it comes to TV and movies (the X90E is still really solid in this regard).The local dimming and HDR is a nice improvement, my previous TV didnât do dolby vision so that's a welcome addition. The colours and highlights really pop and the vibrancy of the colours is really noticeable (using custom or cinema with expert1 colour and most excessive enhancements switched off).The remote is a nice improvement, much smaller but keeping all the buttons I actually need. The menu changes are also smartly done with the prior app shortcuts being incorporated into the inputs menu (if you want it). I also really like the quick settings and the level of customization that is available.The eARC feature works great with my older STRDN 1080 Sony receiver passing through Atmos and such through flawlessly. Also from a sound perspective the Airplay 2 addition is really nice (amp has airplay 1) as it responds quicker and integrates better with home kit. My wife and I regularly use the TV and screen off function for music and the dolby sound setting smartly selects multi speaker stereo for music (which sounds great with my setup).Minor gripe if anything is that the picture appears to be a bit cooler than my previous TV with the same settings (custom/cinema in expert1). It may just be adjusting to the more vibrant picture of the new TV but Iâve never felt the need to properly/proffesionally calibrate a Sony TV before and Iâm hoping this won't be the first.As with the previous x90E I really donât think there is a better midrange TV available in Australia. Very happy over all.
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The upsideThe unit was easy to setup and the picture quality was excellent. Our loungeroom has external light and the picture is still clear and bright enough to be viewed clearly.The google TV is great and has allowed us to remove our current media streaming device. The Airplay function is great - although seems to be glitchy when connectingOur loungrooms is large Inbuilt speakers are great and we connected it to our current system - but they are suitable most of the timeThe downsideThe remote buttons are small - so can be clumsy trying to select. In low light it is hard to see the buttons as they aren't brightly coloured. My previous Bravia remote was larger and had a better feature setThe Airplay function is glitchy and several attempts need to be ... MoreThe upsideThe unit was easy to setup and the picture quality was excellent. Our loungeroom has external light and the picture is still clear and bright enough to be viewed clearly.The google TV is great and has allowed us to remove our current media streaming device. The Airplay function is great - although seems to be glitchy when connectingOur loungrooms is large Inbuilt speakers are great and we connected it to our current system - but they are suitable most of the timeThe downsideThe remote buttons are small - so can be clumsy trying to select. In low light it is hard to see the buttons as they aren't brightly coloured. My previous Bravia remote was larger and had a better feature setThe Airplay function is glitchy and several attempts need to be made to have it connect. This was tried across multiple iphones. But it is great when it connectsManual screen resolution can't be set on HDMI inputs. Although some inputs are set for lower quality - standard HDMI. When showing live streaming - eg foxtel it is jittery. The various picture settings do improve the quality - but the screen resolution is always upscaled to 4K when a lower standard HD resolution would be better. However if there is an option to connect by Airplay it is the better optionOverallGreat TV and very happy with feature range and quality.
| USB Input | 2 |
| HDMI Input | 4 |
| Screen Size | 75 inches |
| Screen Resolution | 3840 x 2160 |
| Smart TV Platform | Google TV |
Sony 75 Inch X90K Bravia XR 4K UHD HDR LED Google TV XR75X90K
14-day returns
FWD75X90K 75" 4K PREMIUM PRO BRAVIA HDR 730NITS XR FULL ARRAY LED GOOGLE TV
Free delivery between Tue â Fri
Had the TV for about 3 months now and overall really pleased with the quality of picture and speed of the interface. Full disclosure, this is my first time buying above an entry level TV so my expectations for spending 2-3 price are high. I paid around AU$1.8k on special.Compared to my mid level TCL Google TV that often hangs when switching between apps this Sony Google TV is snappy and seamless. The quality of colour and the depth of the blacks is very impressive but does have its shortcomings. Particularly noticeable when playing games with white loading screens, but presents in all contexts, there is silhouetting in the corners (darker in the corners where the light distribution fails to properly fill). I personally find it very distracting and have never ... MoreHad the TV for about 3 months now and overall really pleased with the quality of picture and speed of the interface. Full disclosure, this is my first time buying above an entry level TV so my expectations for spending 2-3 price are high. I paid around AU$1.8k on special.Compared to my mid level TCL Google TV that often hangs when switching between apps this Sony Google TV is snappy and seamless. The quality of colour and the depth of the blacks is very impressive but does have its shortcomings. Particularly noticeable when playing games with white loading screens, but presents in all contexts, there is silhouetting in the corners (darker in the corners where the light distribution fails to properly fill). I personally find it very distracting and have never experienced this with even much cheaper TVs, which is really disappointing but apparently common with this type of panel. Had the TV not been so big and wall mounted I probably would have returned it for that reason alone.The other key gripe is again on game loading screens, black screens that have white text or icons, because the blacks are so dark, there's a noticeable glow around those specific areas. That part is really only noticeable in that scenario however and isn't detrimental to general video viewing.Less important miscellaneous details, you cannot control optical audio with the remote which I could do on an older Sony TV so now I have to connect via headphone aux port which automatically lowers the output which is annoying. The TV doesn't have any RCA ports and doesn't come with an adapter (sold separately) which my cheaper TCL included for free. Last issue is that default remote it comes with is pretty basic and I don't find the button positioning intuitive. The TV help info told me the remote has back light and "find my remote" functionality but apparently that is only on a higher tier TV, or perhaps in overseas markets.Overall a very nice TV and generally happy but personally at the price, I'd hoped to be more satisfied. Maybe others who have spent much more expensive OLED TV's would consider this cheap and perfectly adequate
Recently upgraded during the Black Friday sales. I upgraded to take advantage of the newer HDMI 2.1 features with my PS5 (and AV receiver with eARC). The TV is great for gaming as I had hoped and is a nice improvement from my previous TV when it comes to TV and movies (the X90E is still really solid in this regard).The local dimming and HDR is a nice improvement, my previous TV didnât do dolby vision so that's a welcome addition. The colours and highlights really pop and the vibrancy of the colours is really noticeable (using custom or cinema with expert1 colour and most excessive enhancements switched off).The remote is a nice improvement, much smaller but keeping all the buttons I actually need. The menu changes are also smartly done with the prior app ... MoreRecently upgraded during the Black Friday sales. I upgraded to take advantage of the newer HDMI 2.1 features with my PS5 (and AV receiver with eARC). The TV is great for gaming as I had hoped and is a nice improvement from my previous TV when it comes to TV and movies (the X90E is still really solid in this regard).The local dimming and HDR is a nice improvement, my previous TV didnât do dolby vision so that's a welcome addition. The colours and highlights really pop and the vibrancy of the colours is really noticeable (using custom or cinema with expert1 colour and most excessive enhancements switched off).The remote is a nice improvement, much smaller but keeping all the buttons I actually need. The menu changes are also smartly done with the prior app shortcuts being incorporated into the inputs menu (if you want it). I also really like the quick settings and the level of customization that is available.The eARC feature works great with my older STRDN 1080 Sony receiver passing through Atmos and such through flawlessly. Also from a sound perspective the Airplay 2 addition is really nice (amp has airplay 1) as it responds quicker and integrates better with home kit. My wife and I regularly use the TV and screen off function for music and the dolby sound setting smartly selects multi speaker stereo for music (which sounds great with my setup).Minor gripe if anything is that the picture appears to be a bit cooler than my previous TV with the same settings (custom/cinema in expert1). It may just be adjusting to the more vibrant picture of the new TV but Iâve never felt the need to properly/proffesionally calibrate a Sony TV before and Iâm hoping this won't be the first.As with the previous x90E I really donât think there is a better midrange TV available in Australia. Very happy over all.
The upsideThe unit was easy to setup and the picture quality was excellent. Our loungeroom has external light and the picture is still clear and bright enough to be viewed clearly.The google TV is great and has allowed us to remove our current media streaming device. The Airplay function is great - although seems to be glitchy when connectingOur loungrooms is large Inbuilt speakers are great and we connected it to our current system - but they are suitable most of the timeThe downsideThe remote buttons are small - so can be clumsy trying to select. In low light it is hard to see the buttons as they aren't brightly coloured. My previous Bravia remote was larger and had a better feature setThe Airplay function is glitchy and several attempts need to be ... MoreThe upsideThe unit was easy to setup and the picture quality was excellent. Our loungeroom has external light and the picture is still clear and bright enough to be viewed clearly.The google TV is great and has allowed us to remove our current media streaming device. The Airplay function is great - although seems to be glitchy when connectingOur loungrooms is large Inbuilt speakers are great and we connected it to our current system - but they are suitable most of the timeThe downsideThe remote buttons are small - so can be clumsy trying to select. In low light it is hard to see the buttons as they aren't brightly coloured. My previous Bravia remote was larger and had a better feature setThe Airplay function is glitchy and several attempts need to be made to have it connect. This was tried across multiple iphones. But it is great when it connectsManual screen resolution can't be set on HDMI inputs. Although some inputs are set for lower quality - standard HDMI. When showing live streaming - eg foxtel it is jittery. The various picture settings do improve the quality - but the screen resolution is always upscaled to 4K when a lower standard HD resolution would be better. However if there is an option to connect by Airplay it is the better optionOverallGreat TV and very happy with feature range and quality.
Sony xr90k full array led television.My first impression of this tv is how beautiful and bright the picture is! with the full array led it looks more lifelike.It has acoustic multi-audio with tweeters on the side which makes for clearer fuller surround sound.I have an older Bravia and can say that the picture and sound quality is a big step up.It has a modern look with slim bezels and the legs were easily attached, it is also a reasonably light item.I found setting up the tv was easy enough. Bluetooth pairing was a breeze, Google tv is fine with lots to choose from, and I can switch between basic tv and you view if necessary .It, of course has chrome cast built in.,It took a little while to get used to the new smaller type remote, but I soon got the hang of ... MoreSony xr90k full array led television.My first impression of this tv is how beautiful and bright the picture is! with the full array led it looks more lifelike.It has acoustic multi-audio with tweeters on the side which makes for clearer fuller surround sound.I have an older Bravia and can say that the picture and sound quality is a big step up.It has a modern look with slim bezels and the legs were easily attached, it is also a reasonably light item.I found setting up the tv was easy enough. Bluetooth pairing was a breeze, Google tv is fine with lots to choose from, and I can switch between basic tv and you view if necessary .It, of course has chrome cast built in.,It took a little while to get used to the new smaller type remote, but I soon got the hang of it.I have not tried Bravia core yet, but will do so shortly.(checked it out and it is a very good streaming service with a great offer of 5 free top movies .)I have paired it with my Sony 5.1 dvd system and they work well togetherThe tv finds all the hdmi connections very quicklyIt seems that the apps set up has been improved greatly since I bought my other Sony tv just three years ago, everything is quickly to hand and slicker.I think that if you could record programmes when on you view, that would be an improvementSwitching between hdmi channels is a breeze with the smart remote ,and with two of the hdmi channels available with 60-120 refresh rate, this will make for smoother PlayStation gaming, viewing etc.A cam can be fitted to the top of the tv if needed for video chatting .etc..I have not got through all the features yet,(there are a lot!) but so far am very happy with this tvI would recommend the video explaining the features of this on the Sony website or you tubeAll in all,a very beautiful and immersive experience so far
The Sony 65" X90K is a 4K HDR TV that features a VA panel with direct LED backlighting, providing deep blacks and good contrast. The TV also has a native 120Hz refresh rate and support for VRR and ALLM, making it an excellent choice for gaming.The X90K runs on Android TV, which offers access to a vast selection of streaming apps and services, as well as the Google Assistant voice assistant. The TV also includes built-in Chromecast, allowing users to stream content from their smartphones or tablets to the TV.One of the standout features of the X90K is its HDR performance. The TV supports both Dolby Vision and HDR10, and it has a high peak brightness level that delivers an impressive HDR experience even in bright rooms.However, like most VA panel TVs, the X90K ... MoreThe Sony 65" X90K is a 4K HDR TV that features a VA panel with direct LED backlighting, providing deep blacks and good contrast. The TV also has a native 120Hz refresh rate and support for VRR and ALLM, making it an excellent choice for gaming.The X90K runs on Android TV, which offers access to a vast selection of streaming apps and services, as well as the Google Assistant voice assistant. The TV also includes built-in Chromecast, allowing users to stream content from their smartphones or tablets to the TV.One of the standout features of the X90K is its HDR performance. The TV supports both Dolby Vision and HDR10, and it has a high peak brightness level that delivers an impressive HDR experience even in bright rooms.However, like most VA panel TVs, the X90K has narrow viewing angles, which can cause the picture to look washed out when viewed from off-center. Additionally, the TV's sound quality may not be as impressive as its picture quality, and users who want a more immersive audio experience may want to consider getting a soundbar or a separate audio system.Overall, the Sony 65" X90K is an excellent 4K HDR TV that offers good picture quality, gaming features, and access to a wide range of streaming apps and services. Its HDR performance is particularly noteworthy, making it an ideal choice for users who prioritize this feature. However, users who need wide viewing angles or prioritize audio performance may want to consider other options.
I love this tv. The Sony - 65" X90K BRAVIA XR TV! This is a top-of-the-line TV with all the features you could possibly want in a modern Smart TV.First, let's talk about the picture quality. The 65" X90K BRAVIA XR boasts 4K Ultra HD resolution, which provides an incredibly crisp and detailed picture. The colors are incredibly vibrant, and true-to-life, and the contrast is outstanding thanks to its Full Array LED backlighting. The HDR technology only adds to the immersive experience by providing an even greater range of colors and brightness. The X90K BRAVIA XR can easily adapt to any room and environment, adjusting its brightness and contrast to match the ambient lighting.In terms of design, the X90K BRAVIA XR is sleek and modern, with a thin bezel that makes ... MoreI love this tv. The Sony - 65" X90K BRAVIA XR TV! This is a top-of-the-line TV with all the features you could possibly want in a modern Smart TV.First, let's talk about the picture quality. The 65" X90K BRAVIA XR boasts 4K Ultra HD resolution, which provides an incredibly crisp and detailed picture. The colors are incredibly vibrant, and true-to-life, and the contrast is outstanding thanks to its Full Array LED backlighting. The HDR technology only adds to the immersive experience by providing an even greater range of colors and brightness. The X90K BRAVIA XR can easily adapt to any room and environment, adjusting its brightness and contrast to match the ambient lighting.In terms of design, the X90K BRAVIA XR is sleek and modern, with a thin bezel that makes the TV look almost borderless. The TV is also surprisingly slim, which is impressive considering the Full Array LED technology it packs inside. This TV looks great whether it's mounted on a wall or sitting on a stand, and it blends in seamlessly with any room decor.The X90K BRAVIA XR also has a built-in Google TV operating system, which means it is incredibly easy to use and navigate. You can access your favorite apps, stream your favorite shows and movies, and even control your smart home devices all through your TV. The remote control is intuitive and simple to use, with a voice control option that allows you to search for content and navigate the TV with ease.Overall, I can confidently say that the Sony - 65" X90K BRAVIA XR Full Array LED 4K Ultra HD High Dynamic Range HDR Smart TV (Google TV) is an amazing investment. Its picture quality, design, and user experience are all top-notch, and it's easy to see why this TV has garnered so many positive reviews. If you're looking for a premium TV that will provide an incredible viewing experience and seamlessly integrate with your smart home devices, then this TV is definitely worth considering. I highly recommend it!
I spent a long time researching a number of different brands. I've always had Samsung in the past but, having compared an alternative Samsung QLED and this Sony, I decided to plump for this model.After spending a considerable time with the settings , I now have a great picture.I have the tv connected to a new YAS Yamaha soundbar through the ARC HDMI. However this was not as simple as it should be. The sound settings on the TV are ridiculously confusing and if you flick through the channels the sound goes off.You have to go back into the sound settings and toggle auto 1/2 to get it working again..not ideal.Youview is an absolute pain and if you disable it through the Live Tv App, quite a few of the catch up apps stop working.The software user experience is ... MoreI spent a long time researching a number of different brands. I've always had Samsung in the past but, having compared an alternative Samsung QLED and this Sony, I decided to plump for this model.After spending a considerable time with the settings , I now have a great picture.I have the tv connected to a new YAS Yamaha soundbar through the ARC HDMI. However this was not as simple as it should be. The sound settings on the TV are ridiculously confusing and if you flick through the channels the sound goes off.You have to go back into the sound settings and toggle auto 1/2 to get it working again..not ideal.Youview is an absolute pain and if you disable it through the Live Tv App, quite a few of the catch up apps stop working.The software user experience is generally unintuative, clumsy menus, confusing terminology and totally frustrating.Samsung do a much better job.I'm really surprised to be honest. This TV is just short of the flagship models in specification.Sony definitely need to go back to the drawing board re the user interface. I certainly wouldn't recommend this TV to a novice. Fortunately I've had a fair amount of experience with TV setups so I've managed to adjust the tv to my liking.....eventually! Without doubt Sony are lagging behind LG's WebOS and the Samsung OS.I'll persevere but if the soundbar disconnects again, the TV is going back!
X90 supplied in very robust packaging with helpful unpacking instructions printed on side to avoid damaging tv. In top of box were setup instructions, manual, safety instructions, two stands, two remotes and two securing screws if required. Easily removed from box following instructions, the two stands could be fitted in either of two height positions and two width positions to allow for sound bar if used. XR could be wall mounted if required.Once all wires, soundbars etc. fitted tv was extremely easy to setup following onscreen guides for each connected device. XR55 has 4 HDMI ports which is good. One HDMI ARC for soundbar or speaker set up and one 4K for gaming PS5 and Xbox , two more for cable box, streaming sticks. Other ports include two usb ports, digital ... MoreX90 supplied in very robust packaging with helpful unpacking instructions printed on side to avoid damaging tv. In top of box were setup instructions, manual, safety instructions, two stands, two remotes and two securing screws if required. Easily removed from box following instructions, the two stands could be fitted in either of two height positions and two width positions to allow for sound bar if used. XR could be wall mounted if required.Once all wires, soundbars etc. fitted tv was extremely easy to setup following onscreen guides for each connected device. XR55 has 4 HDMI ports which is good. One HDMI ARC for soundbar or speaker set up and one 4K for gaming PS5 and Xbox , two more for cable box, streaming sticks. Other ports include two usb ports, digital audio out, AV in for center speaker, LAN, satellite and terrestrial aerial. The two remotes are a traditional number pad remote and the redesigned Sony remote with no number pad but with voice control and short cut buttons for popular streaming services.With the XR55X90 powered up watching films, sport or local TV the XR provides a fantastic bright clear picture which together with XR audio control gives an immersive cinematic experience. If gaming the tv switches to gaming mode to give a more responsive gaming experience. Using the Sony redesigned remote with no keypad with Google Assistant your voice can be used to control your TV and devices and Google TV. Bravia Core streaming service is also included. If not watching films or TV relaxing screensavers are available to add ambience to your living space.The XR55X90 is a brilliant overall smart TV with gaming features and Google TV and fantastic picture and sound quality.
We have recently purchased a Sony XR-55X90K 65â TVFirstly, I have to mention that the display and picture quality is fantastic and we are loving that aspect of itHowever there are a a couple of issues that are very annoying which I am hoping are able to be remedied with a software updateFirstly (smaller issue first)The constant âblippingâ noise that we have to listen to whenever we use the search up and down the channels in the TV guide is incredibly annoyingSurely it should be possible to choose to mute this on a permanent basis in settings, or reduce its volume by 60%I can kinda tolerate it but it drives my wife crazy!My second, but more important issue is the somewhat inadequate ability to access files on a portable data storage device via the USB portMy ... MoreWe have recently purchased a Sony XR-55X90K 65â TVFirstly, I have to mention that the display and picture quality is fantastic and we are loving that aspect of itHowever there are a a couple of issues that are very annoying which I am hoping are able to be remedied with a software updateFirstly (smaller issue first)The constant âblippingâ noise that we have to listen to whenever we use the search up and down the channels in the TV guide is incredibly annoyingSurely it should be possible to choose to mute this on a permanent basis in settings, or reduce its volume by 60%I can kinda tolerate it but it drives my wife crazy!My second, but more important issue is the somewhat inadequate ability to access files on a portable data storage device via the USB portMy previous TV was a 7 year old Samsung 55â LED and before that a smaller Samsung 11 year old flat screenThese both could access files (well, about 98% of them) and play them no problems and infinitely better and quicker than my 2022, XR-55X90KThe first time I tried to access my files on my Sony it couldnât even display any at allThen I tried again later, and they were thereTried again another time and they were not there!I thought that I would try to format the 2TB portable Hard Disk via the XR-55X90KBIG Mistake! This made the disc absolutely unusable. Not only on the XR-55X90K, but also my PC and elsewhereThanks Sony! Why would you do this?So, I purchased another portable hard diskI again put my rather large collection of videos, movies etc on my new portable hard disk and it had problems opening the folders. It continually said âPlease Waitâ ⌠for hours! I gave up trying thatI then tried to drastically reduce the amount of files on the discThis seemed to make a difference (though it took some time)⌠but it seemed to have a problem with .MKV and .AVI files.AVI it had a problem with & .MKV sometimes worked and sometimes didnât.My 2 old Samsungs were able to access 100% of the files on my portable hard drives (otherwise why would I keep them?)My question is, why could my two 6 and 11 year old Samsung TVs have no problems with displaying and accessing my files from my portable hard drives yet my 2022 Sony cannot?Could this PLEASE be rectified via a software update?Otherwise I will be going back to Samsung which is a far more intuitive TV
I hope other buyers will find this very honest review useful. I donât want this to sound like a bragging exercise because it isnât, but I have the latest Samsung in the bedroom, the latest LG oled in our lounge and this new Sony EXR in the kitchen, the TV itself cosmetically is extremely nice if not as thin as the latest LG oled, but that didnât concern me as I wasnât, aiming for the design of the TV itself, I was very interested in how it would perform against a top end Samsung LED and very high-end LG.0led, and the reality is this is by far a better TV than any Samsung LED in my personal opinion, and if you feed it the right content, is easily as good as my LG oled, which is truly remarkable at the price point, the local dimming works brilliantly. Perhaps not as ... MoreI hope other buyers will find this very honest review useful. I donât want this to sound like a bragging exercise because it isnât, but I have the latest Samsung in the bedroom, the latest LG oled in our lounge and this new Sony EXR in the kitchen, the TV itself cosmetically is extremely nice if not as thin as the latest LG oled, but that didnât concern me as I wasnât, aiming for the design of the TV itself, I was very interested in how it would perform against a top end Samsung LED and very high-end LG.0led, and the reality is this is by far a better TV than any Samsung LED in my personal opinion, and if you feed it the right content, is easily as good as my LG oled, which is truly remarkable at the price point, the local dimming works brilliantly. Perhaps not as scientifically perfect as the blacks delivered by Lead, but boy is it impressive for the price, I would caveat that and say the TV is less than perfect with SDR content But I have found that to be the case with most high-end panels, but when the Sony is fed quality 4K footage, like the type you get from built in Bravia, core service which you get free credits for. Thanks Sony unexpected bonus, the TV comes to life and gives extraordinary blacks and beautiful colour and is astonishingly bright. , and my wife and child are the absolute polar opposite, but the first time we all watched the Sony using Bravia core. Everybody commented on the IMAX experience being just stunning. . If LG and Samsung ruled the roost for the last five or so years, thatâs over now, Sony is back
| USB Input | 2 |
| HDMI Input | 4 |
| Screen Size | 75 inches |
| Screen Resolution | 3840 x 2160 |
| Smart TV Platform | Google TV |
