BRAVIA 8 II 65 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-65XR80M2

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.

Bought this 65” Sony OLED to replace my 55” LG C3 OLED (2023) Tv. Added pictures side by side with the Sony on the left and LG on the right for comparison and the difference in brightness, color accuracy and true black is eye opening. The picture settings can be adjusted to preference, this comparison was done fresh out of the box.

Maybe because of energy saver this TV is very dark, I tried energy low, hi, off, I tried standard, Cinema, only vivid makes it brighter.

I have always owned Sony TVs and high fidelity equipment and, fortunately, never had any serious issues over the years. The Sony Bravia 8 II is by far the best quality television I have ever owned. The clarity is very detailed and the colors are bright and well-defined. There are so many built-in options to choose from that it takes days to become accustomed to all of them. The decision to purchase this Sony certainly has been a great experience and buying it from Amazon was another smart decision. The TV arrived on time, not damaged - in perfect condition - and the folks who delivered it were careful when unpacking it from the box. I recommend the Sony 65" Bravia 8 II to anyone who wishes to buy a high-quality product and also Amazon for a truly great experience.

Good: Nice picture quality. Bad: Unpack not as convenient as LG, you need a table or other surface vs the boxing designed to be able to use the box itself for setup. Anti-scratch cover needed to use a tool to remove, the adhesive tabs meant to help remove it were worthless. Power cord is a little in the short side. Only 1 port besides eARC supports full refresh rate. Requiring Google sign in to use any apps. Firmware updates take a very long time. None of the bad items are deal breakers but for the cost of the TV and Sonys former reputation of quality and attention to detail I expected better and did not expect the Koreans to be mogging them.

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.

Buena interface y calidad de imagen

Es de lo mejor en video y audio, el único pero que le pongo, es que no despliega en la pantalla cuando se ve una película en hdr o Dolby visión, por lo demás es de lo mejor.

Great TV! The best I’ve ever owned!!

While LG G5 might be brighter, we are happy with picture of Sony Bravia 8 II. We picked the Sony over the LG at the same price because the Sony has better audio and DTS support. Gamers might prefer LG because it has four HDMI 2.1 ports and goes to larger sizes.

Simply beautiful. I won't deduct a star, but is it too much to ask for a gigabit port in 2025? Have to use a usb3 ethernet adapter to get decent wired speeds.