Various Retailers have
85" Sony Bravia XR X90L Series 4K Full Array LED Smart Google TV (2023 Model; XR85X90L; Black) on sale
from $1498.
Shipping is free.
Thanks to community member(s)
DSF767 &
simonheros for finding this deal
Note, product must be sold/shipped by the respective retailer
Available Retailer(s)
Specs/Key Features- Resolution: 3840x2160 (4K)
- Refresh Rate: 120Hz
- LED Panel/X-Motion Clarity
- Cognitive Processor XR/Full Array Local Dimming
- HDR 10/Hybrid Log-Gamma/Dolby Vision
- WiFi w/ Bluetooth 5.2
- Smart Google TV
- VESA: 400x400mm
- Ports:
- 4x HDMI 2.1
- 2x USB
- 1x Digital audio
- 1x Ethernet
Top Comments
I'd wait for Black Friday and maybe get the 85 inch Bravia 7 for $1600-1800 if it follows the X93L pricing.
If you need one now, there are other 85 inch mini LED TVs available for around this price point: TCL Qm7 ($1500) Hisense U8N ($1700) & Samsung QN90D ($1999). Absolutely worth spending a little extra or waiting for price cuts on Mini LED.
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the RTINGs link you posed is for the 85" Hisense U7 which is indeed $1,299 so $200 less and is more of a fair comparison to the X90L but from everything I have read is the motion from the XR processor in the Sony will help with things like sports over the U7
Indeed, thanks for the clarification. Still, the Hisense U7 85 for $200 less is the better TV.
To fix the motion of the Hisense/TCL, it is widely recommended to use an Apple TV 4k or similar device, and that makes these TVs even more competitive against Sony. I'll be doing the same with my 83" LG OLED.
They're all better than X90L due to modern mini LED.
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Whoever disagrees = irrational"
Most based, indeed.
To fix the motion of the Hisense/TCL, it is widely recommended to use an Apple TV 4k or similar device, and that makes these TVs even more competitive against Sony. I'll be doing the same with my 83" LG OLED.
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The U7 still holds its own against the X90L at 2/3 the price.
https://www.rtings.com/tv/tools/c...9008/50405 [rtings.com]
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Whoever disagrees = irrational"
Most based, indeed.
Dude, go read a book.
Dude, I've read more books in one year while working on my comprehensive exam while working on a PhD than you will read in a lifetime.
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💯 this. We've gone through this debate last year many times comparing X90L vs TCL Q7 and Hisense U7. Many people initially choose the latter based on rtings scoring alone but ended up regretting. Some returned their TVs, got themselves X90Ls, and couldn't happier. While QM7 and U8N are improvements over their predecessors, those are not significant enough.
This TV simply offers superior experience out of the box. Everything works as it should. Motion processing is leaps and bounds better. If you stream a lot of 1080p, 720p videos like I do, Sony's upscaling is simply unmatched (with the exception of Panasonic, probably).
Ultimately, if you are in the market for a TV, do yourself a favor and compare them in some of the Best Buy stores.
Earlier you confused the Hisense QD7 with the U7. Forget books, you might want to start with reading the model numbers of your own links.
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Happened to go to Best Buy today and saw the X90L side by side with the Bravia 7 and they're surprisingly close. Looks like the difference is bigger on paper.
There's a open box TCL QM7 98 inch for $1609 that looks spectacular as well. TV s have come a long way in the past few years.
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