Sony55 Inch OLED 4K Ultra HD TV BRAVIA 8 Smart Google TV with Dolby Vision HDR and Exclusive Features for PlayStation 5 (K-55XR80)

The media could not be loaded. My first Sony product since the Ps2 lol. I’ve only had LG and Samsung TVs, this Sony TV is really nice idk what I’ve been doing this whole time. The TV it self is really light compared to what I’ve owned. The other brands are good, but the vibrant nature and richness of the picture is astounding, any kind of content I put on is always top notch quality and great clarity, it immerses you even more. The smart features of the TV was nice for set up, sign into your google account via phone and you’re all set up, haven’t really used it for anything else as I stream via Apple TV. Granted this is my first OLED tv so maybe I’m just easily impressed, overall a great TV. Note the sound is from my surround sound system not the tv it self, my phone also doesn’t capture the full richness of the TV picture is kind of overexposed, overall extremely satisfied with my purchase.

I bought a 55” Sony Bravia LCD flatscreen TV back in 2005 when they weighed 2 tons and cost around $3K. I still have it and it runs beautifully. Matter of fact, I had to put my new 2024 60” Samsung TV away because that TV couldn’t live up to the quality of the Bravia’s picture. With that being said, the Bravia is quite literally the best TV I have ever owned. I bought 2 of these bad boys for the living room and I absolutely love them. Fantastic picture, vibrant colors, sharp images, and tons of customizations. I will never buy another brand of TV ever again. Bravia is the only way to go.

If you purchase this (K-65XR80) Bravia 8 tv... YOU ARE NOT MAKING ANY MISTAKES!!! We're still using the earlier models of Sony LED and LCD Bravia sets in our house and one of the 65" LCD sets lost it's backlighting. This is our first OLED set and we never knew what we had been missing all this time! The difference in details and colors, it's like comparing a digital signal to analog signal ALL OVER AGAIN!!! All our sets are on the walls, If you're a wall hanger like us, just know this 65" only weighs 42lbs, wife and I hung it and we're both 66yrs old, the old 65"LCD we replaced was much heavier and not so easy to get down off the wall. Some reviews said that this set is hard to get set up in settings, gets extremely hot, powers off...blah, blah.... we breezed through settings very easily and after that we watched 3 movies back to back and yes it got a little warm, but that's to be expected with OLED technology... same as your phone when you've been using it for a long time. We do not have any complaints about this set and the only difficulty is going to another room to watch one of the other Bravia LED or LCD sets, they are not so great anymore. We will only be buying OLED from now on!

Have had this Bravia 8 for only one week so far and the picture quality is beautiful. I have it set onvivid which is how I like to watch movies. Out the box it was set on standard setting which was a goodpicture as well but a little dark. My preference is Vivid, all colors really pop and have no complaints on this 65-inch set.Now that being said I have to mention that after the first 5 hours or so I became nervous when the TV froze upwhile watching a movie. I got nervous thinking about how much time will be exerted trying to resolve this issuewith the Sony People via telephone. But to my surprise I remembered I haven't done an update yet. So after theupdate , (a very long update) the set installed itself and has been running flawlessly ever since. No problems no issues.I'm happy at this time, but I'm only 7 days in. Television is running about at least 12 hours a day to date. This set isreplacing a 7 year old Sony that I was happy with. My understanding is these smart TV's last for 5 to 10 years. Thanks,a satisfied customer (so far).

The picture quality was AWESOME. The google operating system is crap. Sound intermittently drops out, when using Netflix or other apps. The Cable set top box control was completely random and intermittent. Google is used for all,of the control of this TV, EVERYTHING, picture adjustments, sound everything. Add in that you have to agree to at least 5 privacy releases for google to collect and sell your data.I spent 30 years as an equipment start up application engineer, I don’t give up on making systems work properly. If you look into forums you will see the sound drop out is a widespread problem. I am VERY disappointed that Sony made the decision to use google for the total operating system of this TV. If it had the option to just operate as a dumb monitor I would have been happy with that, I can easily control apps via a fire stick. I retuned this TV and purchases an LG C4 series.The second issue was the return of the TV, we purchased the premium delivery that included unboxing and hauling away the box. Without a box the return was an absolute nightmare. There is a HUGE DISCONNECT when trying to deal with Amazon heavy package services. I spent HOURS on the phone and chat trying to get the TV returned since we didn’t have a box. After all of that when they did pick it up, they set the BARE TV on an aluminum hand dolly and literally BOUNCED it across the driveway to the road. I’m sure it was unsellable when they received it at warehouse.

The media could not be loaded. Great picture and much better sound on this TV, very easy to setup took about 20 minutes…well worth the money.Consumer reports gave this TV highest rating on October 2025 edition @ 84 versus second rated @ 70 overall score.

Great TV! Couldn’t be happier with picture quality, sound and capabilities.

Finally upgraded to the Sony 65” OLED 4K and I’m not exaggerating when I say this thing is a game changer. Movies feel cinematic, sports feel live, and gaming is on another level. Honestly the best TV I’ve ever had and it makes everything look ridiculous in the best way.