Best Buy has for
Select Locations: 65" Sony BRAVIA XR Class A75L OLED 4K UHD 120Hz Smart Google TV (XR65A75L, 2023) on clearance for
$899.99.
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Note: Availability may vary by location and is very limited
Specs: - Resolution: 3840x2160 4K UHD
- Refresh rate: 120Hz
- Panel type: OLED
- HDR: HDR10, HLG, Dolby Vision
- Smart platform: Google TV
- VESA: 300x300
- Ports:
- 4x HDMI (2x HDMI 2.1)
- 2x USB
Community Reviews
This 65 inch Sony BRAVIA XR A75L is a strong OLED pick for movies, streaming, gaming, and dark room viewing, with excellent picture quality and 120 hertz support. The comments also point to Sony soundbar integration, a solid remote, and a feature set that sits just below the pricier Bravia 8 and A90J. The main drawbacks are limited availability, older model status, and reports that Google TV can struggle with live TV pause and some apps. It is a compelling value at this clearance price if the room is not especially bright.
Common Questions (5)
Sony coverage can be added by registering the TV, and Best Buy protection is cheaper at about $190 for 5 years. Best Buy's plan starts after the 1-year warranty, while Sony's plan can include accident protection and may replace the unit with a newer refurb.
At $899.99, it is described as one of the best TVs at this price point and a very strong value for a 65-inch Sony OLED. The deal is also noted as $300 below a previous front-page price, though stock is very limited and varies by location.
The A75L and Bravia 8 2024 are described as very close in performance, with RTINGS putting them about the same. The Bravia 8 2024 is also called the better TV by some, but the A75L is still considered a strong OLED choice at this price.
It is not considered especially bright, especially with SDR content like cable TV. For rooms with a lot of light, a mini-LED option such as the QM8K is preferred; the A75L fits better in darker rooms.
It is described as an all-around excellent TV for movies, streaming, gaming, and even monitor use. The set includes 4K resolution, 120Hz refresh, OLED panel, and two HDMI 2.1 ports, which makes it suitable for modern consoles and PC use.
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eg.... 2018 X900F it was manufactured from 2018 to 2020!!
First, I watch over the air TV and my last few TVs have been Roku based. The Bravia 8 can not pause live TV, and it was a complete shock to me that new TVs exist that can't do what every $100 Onn or other cheap Roku-based TV has been able to do for a decade.
Second, the Google TV OS that I was happy to get struggles with two apps I've tried, Fan Duel Sports (needed for Cavs games) and Tablo (the dang hardware/app I added to fix the stupid lack of OTA TV pause). The Fan Duel app gets choppy after a while, low frame rate. The Tablo app will not pause 1080i main broadcast channels properly, only 480 subchannels.
If these things don't matter to you, it's a great TV otherwise. Not sure how similar the A75L is or if these issues would be similar, my guess is that the 2025 XR8B might have the same problems as a Bravia 8. It's beautiful though, I like the remote, and integration with a nice Sony soundbar is excellent. It just do everything I want it do, and expected it to do, without additional hardware, which seems downright silly.
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