Sony 48 Inch 4K Ultra HD TV A90K Series: BRAVIA XR OLED Smart Google TV with Dolby Vision HDR and Exclusive Features for The Playstation- 5 XR48A90K- Latest Model,Black

Hard-core video/audiophile here! this TV literally has the best picture I have ever seen!
First off let me say- I have the Asus pg 32UQX($3000 gaming monitor) full array local dimming @ 1400 nits. The Asus PG 27UQ(baby brother), Samsung QN 950 B (144 Hz), the list goes on. I am very very particular about my viewing experiences; motion handling is one of the most important implementations along with picture processing. This TV I just received, the 42 inch Sony A90K is seriously the best looking picture I have ever seen. The motion clarity beats LG, Samsung, all of them hands down. Trust me I would know. I’m am a high refresh rate pc gamer. Any hard-core motion blur makes me dizzy and upscaling is very important as well. This TV does an extraordinary job. I’ve only had it for a few hours, but I ALWAYS leave my TVs on in the beginning of it’s life to do the burn in test. It has actually really surprised me with exceptional picture clarity. If you’re on the fence about this one; just buy it! It is expensive as all get out, but totally worth it!—Update Aug 5th—So I wanted to post an update. I have had the TV for a little over a week. It is the most unbelievable TV I have ever owned. PC gaming(Asus 3080) finally feels right on a TV with vrr; it actually feels like a real life g-sync monitor with the actual g-sync module. Console gaming is unbelievable. Even at 120 Hertz, the PS5 and Xbox Series X like to downscale to 1080p(stable performance) but on this TV I can’t tell the difference between 1080P and 4K! It is amazing! The sound is perfect with my soundbar. Dolby Atmos sounds great now. I literally have not one complaint about this TV. Just thought I would let you guys know. PS!- Just make sure if you’re like me and this is your first OLED; viewing it in a dark room is a must! I’m coming from a mini LED Samsung qn950b (super super bright tv) This isn’t that. It is made for dark room gaming and streaming. Which is what i prefer anyway. Enjoy, you will be blown away!

Terrific picture quality and outstanding sound
Let me start of by saying this is the 1st ever OLED TV I’ve owned and WOW! I’ve owned it just over a month. Perfect tv for those who have wanted a top tier tv at a reasonable SIZE. Set up wasn’t too bad a lot of folks making a big deal about this being a Google TV and I get it coming from years of using Roku it takes a little time getting used to navigating the UI but at the end of the day it’s just another Android tv. The picture quality is bar none the best I have ever owned. Deep, rich, vibrant colors super dark almost ink like blacks. I mean 4K is truly 4K I’ve owned multiple 4k TV’s but none have come close to this type of picture quality. The sound is something else to behold, OUTSTANDINGLY terrific. Again going by my own experience, I’ve always needed some sort of external speakers for almost every tv I’ve owned, not with this one. When Sony says that “the screen is the speaker” they mean it. Truly blown away by the sound. It has a myriad of picture and sound settings to suit every taste. It took some twerking for me to get the picture looking how I wanted it, so if it looks a little too dark be patient you’ll soon discover like I did, that OLED TVs tend to be darker than traditional LED/LCD screens. The price is really the only con especially for this size but, again this is the size I was looking for and unfortunately not many manufacturers make OLED TVs those size. Overall couldn’t be happier highly recommend.

I wanted an OLED TV and I always buy Sony TVs and for where I needed it only a TV under 50 inch will do. This one fits perfectly in the picture and hanging on the wall took just half an hour with installing wall mount and TV. Then the fun started! I didn’t need the AppleTV 4K I had before in this room, because the new TV had it all – every app I needed was there and every other was ready to download and install on it! You just need to have a Google account and you’re all set.About the TV as a TV: Picture is unbelievable! OLED screen systems were made for darker rooms where all the beauty of watching comes alive and this one did not disappoint. Lifelike pictures and colours without distortion and over-saturation. Once you see this, there’s no way back to other systems screen. At least not for me.The sound – it is good, but not comparable to sound run through dedicated amplifier and stand alone speakers. That’s acceptable, it has optical output and connected to amp will shine while watching vivid pictures it produces.Money wise – yes, the TV is very expensive compared with all other TVs, but being an OLED system and Sony brand – that holds the answer.Delivery was fast and earlier than expected, so, again – thank you Amazon! Delivery driver even helped to bring the big box inside and make sure all was good during the transport. Respect for your guys!Overall, if you intend to buy a high quality TV and can afford to apart with couple thousand dollars, go for it!Strongly recommended TV!

The LG C2 will get you brighter and better picture for hundreds of dollars less, or, just spend slightly more and get the Samsung s95b and have a QD-OLED.This T.V. while GOOD, is not worth it’s price in comparison to other options. No amount of colour or colour temp tweaking will get you proper skin tones, even adjusting colour gain and such, and if you do, you sacrifice something else. It also doesn’t do motion smoothing as good as the LG. There is constant artifacting, so keep that down to 1, which is..okay I guess.In still frame shots or little to no motion, yes the Sony has great clarity and picture processing..but DEFINITELY not so much as to be paying hundreds of dollars more.Been trying to get the right settings for over a month now..never had this problem with other TVs , even my older CX moves and looks better.I regret buying.Edit – I owe this TV an apology. The more I learned about displays and went down the rabbit hole of display technology, the more I came to appreciate its picture, particularly its processing and yes its motion. Once dialed in properly..its actually hard to beat. So much so, that it lead to me buying the a95k a year later, and now the bravia 8 ii a couple years after that. I do have the odd LG here and there..but the absolute truth is..if you are STREAMING movies and shows, sony actually can’t be beat. Hands down. End of debate. But..is that worth the money to you? If you are JUST gaming, get a samsung, if you’re doing a little bit of everything and want to save a bit, get the LG. If you want the straight up best streaming picture? It’s Sony. Took me several years of learning, but its clear as day now. , that being said, THIS one in particular isn’t the brightest..set to brightness preferred for all HDR haha.

I needed something smaller to replace a 55 inch TV in a small room. 10 years ago that was the smallest Sony TV. This 48 inch fits much nicer. Right out of the box, the picture is stunning, vivid colours on the darkest black. Sound is excellent too. The bass is noticeable. No need to attach the old sub-woofer, which I rarely even used before. Just finished playing Days Gone Remastered on the old TV, but on this new TV, it looks and feels like a new game, more details, better refresh rate, the bike has much better sound, revving, screeching tires … might even kill all the hordes.