Sony BRAVIA 8 II 55 Inch TV, QD OLED, 4K Smart Google TV, XR Processor with AI Technology, Ultra Slim Design, 120hz Television, Dolby Vision/Atmos, Exclusive Features for PS5, K-55XR80M2, 2025 Model

this is my first OLED and im glad i went with the creme de la creme of OLEDS theres a reason this is the king of TV's. ive been mind blown at this tv's ability to turn movie night into a special treat again, the colors POP, everything is vibrant and lively, its ability to upscale non 4k content is superb, the built in speakers are actually very decent, but a sound bar will be better course, im im waiting for the bravia theater 6 sound bar to go on sale again at $498, i bought this TV in November during Black friday for $2300, and have no regrets, if you want to enjoy the best picture and 4k richness just get a sony bravia 8 ii, youll be happy you did,

If you have the money, this TV is awesome. I’ve had it for about three months now and have no complaints. The apps are snappy, picture quality is awesome, and Interestingly, the built-in sound is pretty good too! I buy Sony because of the quality of construction - every Samsung device I’ve ever owned broke within 3-4 years, my old Sony TV is still going strong since 2011. Hope this one stand the test of time as well :)

I also own an A80J which was a pretty good TV for its time. The Bravia 8 II improves on that TV in every way. The enhanced peak brightness and color rendition due to the QD-OLED panel result in a sublime experience for all forms of media. Highly recommend the TV if you are looking for an OLED.

Received few days back. Easy to setup. So far good. Good delivery from Amazon to room of choice. Huge difference in display from my 10 yr old Sony tv. Worth the upgrade. In the first week there was a stutter in screen. After restarting once no more screen stutter. Recommend this tv excellent picture quality. Sound is okay dialogues are clear.

This TV is truly exceptional. I was having a very difficult time deciding among which flagship OLED to get, but what steered me to this one was WhatHiFi's review. And after spending time with this TV I can understand why this is crowned the best. The picture is exceptionally nuanced, detailed, and dimensional. The processing is second to none. My biggest concern was that it lacked raw brightness power of its rivals, and I would be missing out on HDR impact. But it really doesn't seem to be an issue. I've compared this to the Panasonic Z95B at full brightness while playing PS5 games, and surprisingly the Bravia looks more vibrant and perceptually brighter in many scenes to my eyes, despite what the numbers say. Probably due to the exceptional tone mapping and higher color purity of the QD-OLED panel.

Our new Sony Bravia is awesome. I had a question about the payment. Bear at Walt's TV responded quickly and handled my issue immediately. This seller was easy to work with. I couldn't have asked for better service. I'm a long time Amazon customer. This is the first time I've ever interacted with a seller. Bear made the experience a good one. I highly recommend this seller.

Save your money!! I have been ripped off. Sound crackles constanly, no PS connected, just TV speakers. Trouble shooting instructions are useless. $2,000 paperweight. I'll never buy a Sony again.

I’ve owned every Sony OLED going back to the A8G. A8G has the better motion options out of them all… still!! Come on Sony. Whoever says the A95L is better than the Bravia 8ii don’t know what they are talking about. Color is better Motion is improved on all settings. 2 on smoothness is much better than A95L. Brightness is noticeably better also. It has a bit more depth the smoother motion on higher settings really adds to the depth. Motion still needs improvement for less artifacts but overall it’s better than A95L. The Bravia 8ii I don’t feel the need to sell after a year or 2. My A95L within weeks its forgettable, the saving grace was gaming on the A95L, Raising sharpness to 60 and reality creation to 33 transforms the image from dull to destroying my S90D’s. Bravia 8ii I also raise to Sharpness 60 and reality creation 30. It has zero negative affects to image quality like older Sonys did. A95L is loaded with motion bugs. Bravia 8ii seems to have fixed the bugs issues. Sony needs to improve motion handling Setting at 1 is a blur fest but zero artifacts. Setting 2 is ideal motion, smooth very slight blur but also slight artifacts Setting 3 is close to SOE but not bad. But artifacts and fuzz around every object. Real life motion there’s no blur so give us the chance to turn movies into real life and not this blurry fuzzy mess, it’s not 1980’s anymore Sony. Is it worth $600 more than A95L? YES!!! Living with a TV for years, I would not get the A95L. It’s motion is worse, color is worse, not as bright. Motion improvements alone are reasons to spend more.