Sony BRAVIA 8 OLED, K77XR80, 77 Inch 4K HDR Google Smart TV, Gaming Features for PlayStation 5 and IMAX Enhanced, Dolby Vision Atmos, Chromecast, Apple AirPlay, 120Hz, 5 Year Warranty

The Sony BRAVIA XR-42A90K is an outstanding television that truly delivers on every level. The picture quality is breathtaking, with deep, rich blacks and vivid, lifelike colors that make watching anything feel immersive. The OLED technology shines through, and the XR Cognitive Processor takes everything to the next level with incredible clarity and detail.The sound quality is equally impressive. The Acoustic Surface Audio+ feature ensures that sound comes directly from the screen, creating a more realistic and engaging experience. Whether you're watching movies, sports, or your favorite series, it feels like you're right there in the action.The design is sleek and modern, fitting perfectly into any living space. The compact size of the 42-inch model is ideal for smaller rooms without compromising on quality. It's also packed with features like HDMI 2.1, making it perfect for next-gen consoles, and the Google TV interface is intuitive and easy to navigate.Overall, the BRAVIA XR-42A90K is a top-tier television that offers incredible value for its price. Sony has truly outdone itself with this model, making it an excellent choice for anyone looking to upgrade their home entertainment setup. Highly recommended!

👍An outstanding viewing experience with its exceptional picture quality.The colors are vibrant, and the contrast is impressive, with deep blacks and bright whites.The sound, powered by the Acoustic Surface Audio system, is clear and immersive for built-in speakers.Running on Google TV, the interface is intuitive, and it supports all major streaming apps.Gaming performance is top-notch with low input lag and HDMI 2.1 support.Though on the pricier side, the TV delivers premium quality and performance.Highly recommended for those seeking an immersive home entertainment experience.

Excellent Sony OLED TV, picture is perfect, quality all the way, although a 2023 model it came in my price range and it doesn't disappoint, delivery the following day.

I had a very good Samsung Tv but decided to try out Sony. The Sony Bravia 8 outclasses the Samsung by far. The picture quality is breath taking, the depth of the sound and bass is awesome. Very easy to set up and nice controls via the Sony app. The TV controller lights up when I pick it up. 4K is spectacular and have used for gaming on Xbox which is awesome. The only drawback is the short length of the plug. Other than that, the Sony Tv is amazing.

This television is no ‘budget model’ so you expect it to be good, and it doesn’t disappoint. Colours are sharp, bright and natural and the sound, without a sound bar added, is impressive.We wanted something that would stand on a corner unit, without completely dominating the room. It also had to be viewable from a number of seating positions, on these issues it ticked all the boxes.Netflix and Amazon streaming services are accessible from the handsets, of which there are two. Why two? To be honest you will need both to do different things, though that does seem a little odd.Setting up was simple enough using the quick setup guide, so you shouldn’t have much of a problem here. I did have an issue with the Bravia Core app. which I discovered was being blocked by the parental settings of my broadband service, but Sony were very helpful in putting things right.The navigation system is a tad less user friendly than on my Samsung Smart TV, but that may just be because I am used to using it.I pondered awarding four stars, but it is of such a high quality picture and sound at the price point, it deserves the full quota,

The TV was easy to setup and I had no problems. Picture quality is excellent. You can go into a plethora of menus to optimise for your preferences. It comes with 2 remotes.Disappointingly I discovered that for at least the last 3 years Sony is unable to download and update the programme list from Freesat. It is a known issue on Sony’s Community pages. Sony should put a warning as to what is not compatible with their products. No sign of a fix for the firmware glitch. I’ve been forced to get a Sky subscription to get over this, it and Amazon Firestick work fine.

This television is so far ahead of the one it replaced it is difficult to know where to start. The OLED screen is superb, with deep nuanced blacks and superb upscaling of lower quality source material. Despite some comments, it is plenty bright enough. Sound is really very good because of the screen as speaker technology and small subwoofers behind the TV. The remote learns to control all sorts of other inputs, is metal and backlit. With the sound being as good as it is you don’t really need centre and front surround speakers, but I have retained a big separate subwoofer and rear surround speakers which is a combination that really delivers, for me at least. Listening to Spotify on it is as good as a reasonable hifi set up. When not switched on, the simple black square of the TV without stand is recessive and does not dominate the room. As the icing on the cake, Amazon gave be another £100 off as they had further reduced the price after I bought it!