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The TV comes in 55, 65, 77, and inch sizes, a80l 65. Its HDR peak brightness is good, so movies pop when watched in a dark room.

You just might need to control how much light is in the room. Find out more about how we test. The Sony A80L remains the best TV for sound on the market for most people, thanks to its Surface Audio feature that turns the entire screen into a speaker, rather than squeezing speakers into smaller space, like most other TVs do. The rest of this review remains as previously published. At first glance, the Sony A80L has a difficult road to travel.

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Sound Quality. The TV's contrast and dark details in Game Mode are just as fantastic as in other picture modes. Unfortunately, ads are throughout the interface, like most TVs, and you can't fully opt-out, a80l 65.

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The TV comes in 55, 65, 77, and inch sizes. Its HDR peak brightness is good, so movies pop when watched in a dark room. Its SDR brightness is slightly less impressive, but the TV makes up for it with fantastic reflection handling, so the TV looks great when watching TV shows and sports in a bright room. As with all OLEDs, the TV stands out for gaming, with extremely low input lag and a nearly instantaneous response time. The same great gaming features also make it a great choice to use as a PC monitor, although, as with all OLEDs, there's a risk of burn-in.

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You just might need to control how much light is in the room. Find out more about how we test. The Sony A80L remains the best TV for sound on the market for most people, thanks to its Surface Audio feature that turns the entire screen into a speaker, rather than squeezing speakers into smaller space, like most other TVs do. The rest of this review remains as previously published. At first glance, the Sony A80L has a difficult road to travel. But the Sony A80L starts combatting potential accusations of old school-ness right away, though, with a crisp, clean and minimalist design. It also supports most of the latest gaming features, including 4K at Hz refresh rates, Auto Low Latency Mode switching and variable refresh rates. The A80L really earns its corn, though, with the beautiful refinement, control and naturalism of its pictures, proving that concentrating on the little things in home entertainment can go a long way — when it comes to detail and realistic looking images delivered the way the creators intended, this ranks among the best TVs. But that's if you're watching in rooms where you can control the light, because it's dimmer than most of the competition, and struggles to punch through reflections — this isn't about reaching dazzling numbers, it's about making the most of what you've got.

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For cinephiles, it's a great buy — but the LG C3 will offer more flexibility for a lot of people at the same kind of price. Firmware PKG6. The Sony A80L has great color volume. IR In 1. Swipe to scroll horizontally. Variable Refresh Rate. Weighted THD Max. The main difference is the design, as the A80L has a slightly more premium build. Frame Hold Time 24 fps. Suggested Content in Home. The Apple connection extends to AirPlay 2 support too. Its SDR brightness is satisfactory, but when combined with the TV's exceptional reflection handling, it makes sports look great even in a bright room. The TV is very well-built. Read our Samsung QN95C review. Color dE.

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While it doesn't affect picture quality, it's still important for users wanting to use the TV as a PC monitor, as Windows ClearType still can't fully compensate for non-RGB subpixel layouts, negatively affecting text clarity. There's also a switch to turn the internal microphone on or off, which is great if you're concerned about privacy. Fine details in busy scenes are easy to make out, and hardcoded text looks great. However, it's also hard to recommend against its competition, partly due to how expensive Sony TVs tend to be. It's very user-friendly, has loads of content, and has smooth menu navigation. Social Links Navigation. James Davidson. Color Temp Setting. It's a lovely bonus! However, the TV's tone mapping is off in Rec. How we tested. It has exceptionally low input lag, so your inputs are super responsive. Motion Interpolation 60 fps.