I tested Sony’s $3,600 Bravia 9 II True RGB TV — here's my verdict
Tom's Guide Verdict The Sony Bravia 9 II sets a new standard for backlit TVs, combining astounding RGB luminance with OLED-rivaling black levels. Find out more about how we test, analyze, and rate. Sony’s mission then was granular control in service of "artistic intent.” The original Sony Bravia 9 proved how potent that philosophy was, but the Bravia 9 II elevates it further by introducing a refined True RGB system.The result is a display that feels worth every penny.
- ▪Tom's Guide Verdict The Sony Bravia 9 II sets a new standard for backlit TVs, combining astounding RGB luminance with OLED-rivaling black levels.
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- ▪Sony’s mission then was granular control in service of "artistic intent.” The original Sony Bravia 9 proved how potent that philosophy was, but the Bravia 9 II elevates it further by introducing a refined True RGB system.The result is a dis
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Tom's Guide Verdict The Sony Bravia 9 II sets a new standard for backlit TVs, combining astounding RGB luminance with OLED-rivaling black levels. It won't dethrone OLED in every scenario, but for bright rooms, it is arguably the best TV money can buy. $3,599.99 at Best Buy(65-inch HDR) Check Amazon Pros +Impressive HDR brightness +Nuanced black levels with virtually no blooming +Effective anti-reflective screen coating +Cable-hiding "Mirage" stand +Backlit, motion-sensitive remote Cons -Still only two HDMI 2.1 ports -Off-angle viewing still trails OLED Best picks for you These are the 5 best TVs we've tested for movies, sports and gaming you can buy right now Bigger, brighter, bolder: 12 Micro RGB and Mini-LED TVs that unlock new levels of color vibrancy I've tested the best 65-inch TVs…
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