At the time of this posting, our research indicates that the 55" XR55A95L is $503 lower than the next best comparable online prices starting from $2,198 and the the 65" XR65A95L is $703 lower than the next best comparable online prices starting from $2,898.
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At the time of this posting, our research indicates that the 55" XR55A95L is $503 lower than the next best comparable online prices starting from $2,198 and the the 65" XR65A95L is $703 lower than the next best comparable online prices starting from $2,898.
You would really want to appreciate the Sony upscaling to pay this price
I own this TV and I paid about this price ..open box at Best Buy about 18 months ago for the 65"
All things being considered you could probably snag a closeout LG G4 for less..and that is probably the way I would go, unless I was watching lower than 4K material on a regular basis
I wonder how many people buy a Sony TV just because it has Google TV software rather than that absolute garbage that the other manufacturers are putting on their TVs.
You would really want to appreciate the Sony upscaling to pay this price
I own this TV and I paid about this price ..open box at Best Buy about 18 months ago for the 65"
All things being considered you could probably snag a closeout LG G4 for less..and that is probably the way I would go, unless I was watching lower than 4K material on a regular basis
You would really want to appreciate the Sony upscaling to pay this price
I own this TV and I paid about this price ..open box at Best Buy about 18 months ago for the 65"
All things being considered you could probably snag a closeout LG G4 for less..and that is probably the way I would go, unless I was watching lower than 4K material on a regular basis
You ain't wrong. The Sony tax on something like that Bravia 8 II, I can understand. But for this, no shot. But just to throw it out there, a new 65" G4 is essentially non existent these days. And the 55" is about the same price as this
You would really want to appreciate the Sony upscaling to pay this priceI own this TV and I paid about this price ..open box at Best Buy about 18 months ago for the 65"All things being considered you could probably snag a closeout LG G4 for less..and that is probably the way I would go, unless I was watching lower than 4K material on a regular basis
I'm glad you're enjoying your A95L, but I can't believe the pricing on the A95L lineup. It originally launched in 2023. For comparison, the G4 77" was $2299 late last year at the LG Partner Store. I typically opt for LG or Samsung OLEDs because they support higher refresh rates for PC gaming (4K165), and they have 4x HDMI 2.1 ports. Lastly, I don't think the A95L 55" or 65" have been cheaper than this. The A95L 77" is super expensive if you wanted a bigger size.
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you know what the L stands for in A95L? Last year, this TV is too old
I have a sony from 2021 lineup. I got a very nice open box deal few years ago.. and it's def not old. It's their Z 8K panel. But, i never watched even 1 8k video on it, except some upscaled YT
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you know what the L stands for in A95L? Last year, this TV is too old
I have a sony from 2021 lineup. I got a very nice open box deal few years ago.. and it's def not old. It's their Z 8K panel. But, i never watched even 1 8k video on it, except some upscaled YT
might be fun try hooking a PC up to it and using DLSS at 8K in cyberpunk. Remember when the 3090 was marketed as a 8k card?
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might be fun try hooking a PC up to it and using DLSS at 8K in cyberpunk. Remember when the 3090 was marketed as a 8k card?
hah, ya. but i don't game much these days... and i mostly got sony because of my sony surround, the tv acts as a center speaker, so it sounds very nice, especially when a.c is running.
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I wonder how many people buy a Sony TV just because it has Google TV software rather than that absolute garbage that the other manufacturers are putting on their TVs.
I wonder how many people buy a Sony TV just because it has Google TV software rather than that absolute garbage that the other manufacturers are putting on their TVs.
to be honest, i only use 1 part of google software, after the initial setup.. it's the recently viewed programs, in case i want to continue the series on some streaming service and not have to login in, search, etc...
of course, other ppl's experience/use cases maybe different
I have a 77" Sony A80K I got open box from BB on a unicorn price mist@ke for $936. I buy so many TVs I had to move that one into my office but it still works great. Big fan of Sony OLED. I upgraded to a 98" TCL QM7K for $1999 tho, and the picture, honestly is *nearly* as good as the Sony OLED. OLED still beats it, but the 98" is much much brighter, and nothing compares to the experience of sitting 9.5 feet away from a 98" TV. But I still love my OLEDs, and all my other rooms have them, including Samsung and LG
I wonder how many people buy a Sony TV just because it has Google TV software rather than that absolute garbage that the other manufacturers are putting on their TVs.
The main reason to buy a Sony TV is for the video processing & upscaling.
Purchasing a TV because of Google TV would not make sense. Google TV OS is great but most TVs even top-tier struggle with it. It is best to buy an external stream box.... eg ONN 4K Pro.[walmart.com]
I have a 77" Sony A80K I got open box from BB on a unicorn price mist@ke for $936. I buy so many TVs I had to move that one into my office but it still works great. Big fan of Sony OLED. I upgraded to a 98" TCL QM7K for $1999 tho, and the picture, honestly is *nearly* as good as the Sony OLED. OLED still beats it, but the 98" is much much brighter, and nothing compares to the experience of sitting 9.5 feet away from a 98" TV. But I still love my OLEDs, and all my other rooms have them, including Samsung and LG
I am hoping when I am ready to upgrade from this TV, the 98" will come down in price... within next few years!
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I wonder how many people buy a Sony TV just because it has Google TV software rather than that absolute garbage that the other manufacturers are putting on their TVs.
The main reason to buy a Sony TV is for the video processing & upscaling.
Purchasing a TV because of Google TV would not make sense. Google TV OS is great but most TVs even top-tier struggle with it. It is best to buy an external stream box.... eg ONN 4K Pro. [walmart.com]
What kind of upscaler is in that $50 Onn box?
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I own this TV and I paid about this price ..open box at Best Buy about 18 months ago for the 65"
All things being considered you could probably snag a closeout LG G4 for less..and that is probably the way I would go, unless I was watching lower than 4K material on a regular basis
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I own this TV and I paid about this price ..open box at Best Buy about 18 months ago for the 65"
All things being considered you could probably snag a closeout LG G4 for less..and that is probably the way I would go, unless I was watching lower than 4K material on a regular basis
I own this TV and I paid about this price ..open box at Best Buy about 18 months ago for the 65"
All things being considered you could probably snag a closeout LG G4 for less..and that is probably the way I would go, unless I was watching lower than 4K material on a regular basis
I have a sony from 2021 lineup. I got a very nice open box deal few years ago.. and it's def not old. It's their Z 8K panel. But, i never watched even 1 8k video on it, except some upscaled YT
you know what the L stands for in A95L? Last year, this TV is too old
I have a sony from 2021 lineup. I got a very nice open box deal few years ago.. and it's def not old. It's their Z 8K panel. But, i never watched even 1 8k video on it, except some upscaled YT
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hah, ya. but i don't game much these days... and i mostly got sony because of my sony surround, the tv acts as a center speaker, so it sounds very nice, especially when a.c is running.
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to be honest, i only use 1 part of google software, after the initial setup.. it's the recently viewed programs, in case i want to continue the series on some streaming service and not have to login in, search, etc...
of course, other ppl's experience/use cases maybe different
Purchasing a TV because of Google TV would not make sense. Google TV OS is great but most TVs even top-tier struggle with it. It is best to buy an external stream box.... eg
ONN 4K Pro. [walmart.com]
I wonder how many people buy a Sony TV just because it has Google TV software rather than that absolute garbage that the other manufacturers are putting on their TVs.
The main reason to buy a Sony TV is for the video processing & upscaling.
Purchasing a TV because of Google TV would not make sense. Google TV OS is great but most TVs even top-tier struggle with it. It is best to buy an external stream box.... eg
ONN 4K Pro. [walmart.com]
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