As the Bravia 8 II name suggests, though, fitting Sony’s new premium OLED TVs, which use high-end Quantum Dot OLED panels, into its new Bravia TV range naming structure appears to have been ...

While the BRAVIA 9 remains the flagship at the top of Sony’s TV lineup, the BRAVIA 8 II takes over as the brand’s leading QD-OLED, with the A95L sticking around in just the 77-inch size.

Last year, Sony broke new ground by introducing its first QD OLED television, the A95K, which set a high bar in terms of both visual quality and technology for the company's OLED lineup. It ...

HDTV 4K & 8K TV Sony’s 2025 BRAVIA TV Prices Are Here and They’re Higher than Expected. With economic markets in turmoil, Sony just announced pricing for their new 2025 BRAVIA TVs and the news isn’t ...

In design, the TV looks a lot like 2023’s A95L QD-OLED (9/10, WIRED Recommends), but Sony claims the new Bravia 8 is 25 percent brighter than that model and 50 percent brighter than its namesake.

Like Sony's other TVs, its OS is powered by Google TV and it includes an upscaler to bring old content up to 4K. The one major limitation on the Bravia 2 II is that it features a refresh rate of ...

Sony has a replacement for its current flagship QD-OLED TV, the extremely well-received A95L. That’s the model that was crowned “King of TV” at last year’s Value Electronics TV Shootout ...

At my Bravia 8 II preview in Tokyo earlier this year, Sony reps said color accuracy is a big reason the TV uses a QD-OLED screen, particularly for the advanced BT.2020 spectrum.

We tested this out on the BRAVIA 7 TV last year and the local Olympics broadcast on NBC-4 in NY looked and sounded pristine in 1080p/HDR with Dolby Atmos sound. Like the BRAVIA 8 and A95L, BRAVIA 8 II ...

Sony has launched its new Bravia 2 II series in India, offering 4K resolution, enhanced audio, and smart features across multiple screen sizes. The TVs are available in 43-inch, 50-inch, 55-inch ...