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expiredN3RD_01 posted Nov 12, 2025 07:53 PM
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expiredN3RD_01 posted Nov 12, 2025 07:53 PM
Sony - 65" Class BRAVIA XR X90L LED 4K UHD Smart Google TV (2023) - Open Box $588.99
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The Sony image processing in my x900h is better than in my Samsung s90cd OLED by a long shot.
TCL and Hisense do have some very feature rich TV's that may be slightly better but ive never had any useful amount of experience with those brands UIs or picture quality except on low end stuff at friends houses. I know the newer TVs are way better than those for gaming but this Sony will likely be comparable with VRR, response time etc. It will only have 2 HDMI 2.1 ports though and maybe Hisense and TCL have 4, idk
Movies and gaming, superb. Built in sound, impressive. At this price it's a steal go get it
The Sony image processing in my x900h is better than in my Samsung s90cd OLED by a long shot.
TCL and Hisense do have some very feature rich TV's that may be slightly better but ive never had any useful amount of experience with those brands UIs or picture quality except on low end stuff at friends houses. I know the newer TVs are way better than those for gaming but this Sony will likely be comparable with VRR, response time etc. It will only have 2 HDMI 2.1 ports though and maybe Hisense and TCL have 4, idk
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Its crazy how good Sony's tvs are despite the age of their products. Its why their A95 has held up so well against the newer high density MiniLEDs and even their own flagship OLEDs on the market over the last 3 years. I've noticed ive constantly been thinking w/ my Hisense that I want to keep upgrading it despite the more modern hardware but I'm far more visually content w/ my older Sony TV every time I use it. I do think their TVs are worth the price.
The Sony image processing in my x900h is better than in my Samsung s90cd OLED by a long shot.
TCL and Hisense do have some very feature rich TV's that may be slightly better but ive never had any useful amount of experience with those brands UIs or picture quality except on low end stuff at friends houses. I know the newer TVs are way better than those for gaming but this Sony will likely be comparable with VRR, response time etc. It will only have 2 HDMI 2.1 ports though and maybe Hisense and TCL have 4, idk
https://www.rtings.com/tv/reviews...br /> Home Theater
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The Samsung has been such a rollercoaster ride of highs and lows for performance. The bt2020 color space, contrast and fast pixel response/refresh time is amazing and way better than the Sony was, but those improvements are often defeated by Samsungs very mediocre processing. Color gradients/gradation/banding are just super bad and can be distractingly noticeable. The auto setting for anything picture related is questionable and im reluctant to use the service menu to adjust stuff because i think im gonna need to use the microcenter extended warranty on it.
The ultra fast pixel response in OLED is amazing especially for gaming but im to the point where im already eyeing the Bravia 7, 8 and 9 just because thet likely won't cause constant "something's not right" type of headaches the Samsung has.Also my Samsung has developed a stuck red pixel/sub pixel which doesn't bode well for its longevity. I wouldn't be super upset or surprised if i had to use the microcenter extended warranty and put the $ amount towards another Sony TV or something other than Samsung.
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