Screen Mirroring: |
Mobile to TV |
HDBaseT Receiver: |
No |
Number Of USB Port(s) (Total): |
3 |
Product Height Without Stand: |
37.75 |
Manufacturer's Warranty - Parts: |
1 Year |
High Dynamic Range Technology: |
4K HDR Processor X1 Extreme |
High Dynamic Range Format: |
Dolby Vision, HDR 10, Hybrid Log-Gamma (HLG) |
Number of RS-232 Inputs: |
1 |
Headphone Jack: |
Yes |
Streaming Services: |
Disney+, Google Play Movies & TV, HBO NOW, Hulu, Netflix, Pandora, Prime Video, SHOWTIME, Sling TV, YouTube |
Product Weight With Stand: |
80.9 pounds |
Color Category: |
Black |
VESA Wall Mount Standard: |
400mm x 300mm |
Number of HDMI HDCP 2.2 Inputs: |
4 |
Number of Digital Optical Audio Outputs: |
1 |
Quantum Dot Technology: |
No |
TV/DVD Combo: |
No |
Cable(s) Included: |
AC power |
Vertical Resolution: |
2160p (4K) |
Curved Screen: |
No |
Display Type: |
LED |
Works With: |
Amazon Alexa, Google Assistant |
Backlight Type: |
Direct, Full array |
Specific Manufacturer Technologies: |
XDR PRO Contrast 6X, Full-array Local Dimming, 4K HDR X1 Extreme, TRILUMINOS Display, X-Motion Clarity, 4K X-Reality Pro |
Ethernet Port(s): |
Yes |
Model Year: |
2018 |
Refresh Rate: |
120Hz |
3D Technology: |
No |
Bluetooth Enabled: |
Yes |
ENERGY STAR Certified: |
No |
Bluetooth Version: |
4.1 |
Manufacturer's Warranty - Labor: |
1 Year |
Number of Composite Video Inputs: |
1 |
Width: |
70.16 |
Surround Sound Supported: |
DTS, Dolby Digital, Dolby Digital Plus, Dolby Pulse |
Product Depth Without Stand: |
2.875 |
Closed Captioning: |
Yes |
Stand Included: |
Yes |
Product Width: |
66 |
Estimated Annual Electricity Use: |
372 kilowatt hours |
Built-in Speaker Type: |
Downward firing |
Smart Platform: |
Android TV |
Series: |
900 series 4K |
Built-In Speakers: |
Yes |
Product Height With Stand: |
40.75 |
Model Number: |
XBR75X900F |
HDMI Audio Return Channel (ARC): |
Yes |
TV Tuner: |
Digital |
Remote Control Type: |
Voice control |
Product Depth With Stand: |
14 |
EPEAT Qualified: |
No |
Dimming Type: |
Local |
Product Weight Without Stand: |
77.1 pounds |
Wall Mountable: |
Yes |
Voice Assistant Built-in: |
Google Assistant |
Screen Size Class: |
75 |
Smart Capable: |
Yes |
Network Compatibility: |
Built-in Wi-Fi, Ethernet |
Screen Size: |
74.5 |
High Dynamic Range (HDR): |
Yes |
Speaker Output: |
20 watts |
Number of HDMI Inputs: |
4 |
RF Antenna Input: |
Yes |
Estimated Annual Operating Cost: |
45 United States dollars |
Indoor Or Outdoor Use: |
Indoor |
Number of Analog Audio Outputs: |
1 |
The 4K HDR X1 Extreme Processor takes everything you watch and improves it to near 4K HDR quality. |
Combined with 4K Ultra HD resolution, HDR video content delivers exceptional detail, color and contrast, with a far wider range of brightness than other video formats. |
Detects, analyzes and optimizes each object in the picture individually to adjust the overall contrast for a more natural and realistic picture on screen. |
Enjoy six times the contrast range of a conventional LED-edge lit TV by accurately balancing the light output across the screen. |
Offers enhanced contrast and incredible brightness in a stunningly slim design. |
4K X-Reality PRO upscales images to near 4K clarity. Every single pixel is enhanced beautifully by the powerful 4K HDR X1 Extreme Processor. |
This Sony TV is an IMAX Enhanced product, ready to meet high quality standards of color, contrast, clarity and sound. Take comfort in knowing you will be enjoying a fully immersive at-home entertainment experience on this TV that takes full advantage of IMAX Enhanced content. |
TRILUMINOS Display & 4K HDR Super Bit Mapping show you exactly what the creator intended. Sony reproduces the subtle nuances of color, light and gradation from video lens to living room. |
Find all the entertainment you can dream of, faster than ever. From movies and TV shows to thousands of apps including your favorite Android games, Sony's Android TV brings you everything in an instant. |
Just press the Google assistant button on your remote to quickly access entertainment, control smart devices, get answers on screen and more using your voice. |
Your favorite streaming apps like Disney+, Netflix, Prime Video, Hulu & HBO are built-in for easier access to your favorite content. Log on to Sony's Bonus Offer app for exclusive partner promotions and new content at discounted rates. |
A great size for a living room or mid-sized home theater space. |
Watch 4K movies and shows at 4x the resolution of Full HD, and upscale your current HD content to gorgeous, Ultra HD-level picture quality. |
With an HDR-compatible 4K TV, you can enjoy HDR movies and TV shows, in addition to all your current content. |
Stream shows, movies, games and more with the TV's built-in Wi-Fi and integrated apps. |
In order to cast your favorite shows, movies, music and more, you must download the Google Cast app and use your compatible mobile device along with cast-enabled apps to send content right to your TV. |
Simply voice-control your TV and ask it to do things like cast and control videos from YouTube with Google Home or change the channel or volume with Amazon Alexa.* |
With two Bass Reflex 10W down-firing speakers. Dolby Digital Plus, Dolby Pulse and DTS Digital Surround optimize the sound for TV from sources like Internet movies and music, connected PCs, smartphones and tablets. |
High-speed HDMI delivers 4K UHD picture and digital surround sound in one convenient cable. (HDMI cable not included.) |
Wide 178° viewing angle provides a clear picture for viewers seated near the side of the screen. |
Scenes appear as they do in real life with X-Motion Clarity technology. This technology refines action on the screen in real time with an incredible refresh rate for action that is brighter and clearer than ever before. |
Easily connect your digital camera, camcorder or other USB device. |
Web-based services and content require high-speed Internet service. Some services may require a subscription. |
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From Forbes [forbes.com]:
"The problem is that the update doesn't seem to support Dolby Vision playback over HDMI. This means that people with Dolby Vision-capable source devices such as Oppo's 4K Blu-ray players and the Apple TV 4K can't actually get those devices to recognize their newly updated Sony TVs as Dolby Vision capable. Nor, it seems, does the firmware update support Dolby Vision playback over USB.
The only Dolby Vision sources that the new firmware update seems to support, in fact, are built-in apps such as Netflix.
So much of an outcry has the Dolby Vision update caused, in fact, that Sony has at the time of writing removed all mentions of Dolby Vision from its latest patch notes. There are even rumors that Sony has started to issue a further patch that takes away again even the limited Dolby Vision support the previous update introduced, but I can't currently confirm this."
Your information is from an article that is over 2 years old. It was published in January 2018. Avengers Infinity War hasn't even released back then.
The 900F supports Dolby Vision over HDMI. I have two Dolby Vision external devices connected to this TV and they work beautifully.
The 900F supports Dolby Vision over HDMI. I have two Dolby Vision external devices connected to this TV and they work beautifully.
You beat me to it. This guy is basically appearing to be a troll at this point. These issues were fixed last year but he can't let it go.
Also I would barely trust Forbes to review a battery charger, let alone premium 4K TVs with insight into technical features such as HDR.
From Forbes [forbes.com]:
"The problem is that the update doesn't seem to support Dolby Vision playback over HDMI. This means that people with Dolby Vision-capable source devices such as Oppo's 4K Blu-ray players and the Apple TV 4K can't actually get those devices to recognize their newly updated Sony TVs as Dolby Vision capable. Nor, it seems, does the firmware update support Dolby Vision playback over USB.
The only Dolby Vision sources that the new firmware update seems to support, in fact, are built-in apps such as Netflix.
So much of an outcry has the Dolby Vision update caused, in fact, that Sony has at the time of writing removed all mentions of Dolby Vision from its latest patch notes. There are even rumors that Sony has started to issue a further patch that takes away again even the limited Dolby Vision support the previous update introduced, but I can't currently confirm this."
https://www.forbes.com/sites/john...865b1222
"The update – which unusually rolled out first in Europe first last week – enables Sony's most recently released models for 2018 to play Dolby Vision titles via built-in video streaming apps, or over HDMI."
Another thing I want to point out, that I think people don't realize either is actually how clear the picture can be with vibrance and luminance on the dimmest brightness. Quite frankly, this TV, at its dimmest setting, is still bright as F. So, at night when I want to veg out, I'm still squinting at this TV due to how bright it is. So, in my opinion, I wish it got dimmer for night watching.
To the good stuff, the 4K content display is farking amazing. Sometimes I see the juddering from the TV rendering every single frame and I don't care one bit.
Video games are great on it as my PC is plugged into it. So I have a Sony ST-5000 sound bar plugged into the eARC and it sounds great. I don't notice any sort of input lag either.
People bitch about the OS being really slow, it's not. It's fine. But then again, I'm not trying to install a billion apps on the TV itself. Get a fire stick or an apple TV or what have you.
I will say though, and not trying to bash Sony, but I think I am going to switch back to samsung QLED. I think the picture was honestly more vivid, eye popping, brilliant, and nicer. I just cracked the screen of my original one.
If this dropped to say $1299.. Yes totally. Go for it, but $1600+.. I would wait or pull trigger on something like an OLED.
For sports, movies, etc so that all can enjoy. Again, it may not be needed for all but in my house it works well.
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Overall the TV's black is black AF though.
That being said the TV is phenomenal if every other way. All content looks great in SDR. Even broadcast content in Hulu Live TV looks like 4k streaming quality to me. I believe the TV does some kind of simulated HDR that looks great. I have settled on the Standard Picture Profile with some minor tweaks. I would buy another one of these, it's just very annoying that the feature/capability that is probably the biggest thing you are looking for doesn't seem to work.
With that said, I'm not sure about this SD deal for the 75" size; it is just one size up from the one I bought --- for $800 more? Personally I think $898, "sold by Amazon.com" for the 65" was a better deal, and maybe indicative that better deals are coming for this size here as well?
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