BuyDig has various Sony Bravia Smart TVs (A80L OLED, X90L LED and X93L Mini LED) on sale at prices listed below when you apply promo code NLP in cart (discount will be reflected at final checkout). Shipping is free.
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Billions of accurate colors with XR Triluminos Pro
Intelligent TV processing with Cognitive Processor XR
Smart TV: Google TV with Google Assistant, Apple AirPlay
Pure black and lifelike brightness with XR OLED Contrast Pro
Model Number:
XR65A80L
Product SKU:
buydig_SNXR65A80L
UPC:
27242927360
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BuyDig has various Sony Bravia Smart TVs (A80L OLED, X90L LED and X93L Mini LED) on sale at prices listed below when you apply promo code NLP in cart (discount will be reflected at final checkout). Shipping is free.
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TVs don't usually die because of the panel, that's why Sony is comfortable buying them from LG. LG TVs have some of the worst soldering in the industry. It's the capacitors and soldering that usually causes a TV not to turn on. That's where Sony is light years ahead of LG and Samsung simply because they pay more for better components and manufacturing processes
If you don't believe me, look up YouTube videos of people taking apart the main boards of their broken LG TVs, sticking them in the oven for 20 minutes to reflow the solder and it fixes them for a few months. I should know, every LG product I've had has died prematurely including 2 tvs that were poorly soldered.
I think this is the best price for a 65" X90L so far, right? Costco had it for $1000 with 3 year warranty but I'm not sure if they were shipping for free.
By the way, in "retail speak" NLP is "new low price" and implies a permanent reduction from the supplier to the retailer, but not necessarily all of Sony's retail customer's. I'll be keeping an eye out if there are more Sony deals.
Picked up a 55" A80L from costco about a month ago. Picture quality is great. Brightness is rather lacking tho. Meaning, if you plan to use it in a bright room this may not be the tv for you. Outside of the brightness, sound and pq are awesome.
Picked up a 55" A80L from costco about a month ago. Picture quality is great. Brightness is rather lacking tho. Meaning, if you plan to use it in a bright room this may not be the tv for you. Outside of the brightness, sound and pq are awesome.
Is that for SDR or HDR? I turn my X90L brightness down to 20. So I shouldn't have an issue with brightness in SDR on the X80L
Last edited by AXXXXXXXXA December 29, 2023 at 05:31 PM.
Love my Sony XBR-65A8H in the family room.
Would like to replace my JVC 46" with the Sony 55" for the bedroom, but my JVC has such good sound. The JVC was one of the 1st 46 inches when 1080p came out and it still has a great picture.
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I am sure you know this anyway, LG makes the panel for Sony.
TVs don't usually die because of the panel, that's why Sony is comfortable buying them from LG. LG TVs have some of the worst soldering in the industry. It's the capacitors and soldering that usually causes a TV not to turn on. That's where Sony is light years ahead of LG and Samsung simply because they pay more for better components and manufacturing processes
If you don't believe me, look up YouTube videos of people taking apart the main boards of their broken LG TVs, sticking them in the oven for 20 minutes to reflow the solder and it fixes them for a few months. I should know, every LG product I've had has died prematurely including 2 tvs that were poorly soldered.
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If you don't believe me, look up YouTube videos of people taking apart the main boards of their broken LG TVs, sticking them in the oven for 20 minutes to reflow the solder and it fixes them for a few months. I should know, every LG product I've had has died prematurely including 2 tvs that were poorly soldered.
By the way, in "retail speak" NLP is "new low price" and implies a permanent reduction from the supplier to the retailer, but not necessarily all of Sony's retail customer's. I'll be keeping an eye out if there are more Sony deals.
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Edit... never mind found code 🤦
It $700 more expensive.
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Would like to replace my JVC 46" with the Sony 55" for the bedroom, but my JVC has such good sound. The JVC was one of the 1st 46 inches when 1080p came out and it still has a great picture.
It $700 more expensive.
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If you don't believe me, look up YouTube videos of people taking apart the main boards of their broken LG TVs, sticking them in the oven for 20 minutes to reflow the solder and it fixes them for a few months. I should know, every LG product I've had has died prematurely including 2 tvs that were poorly soldered.
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C3 is better in all but low res upscaling
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