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This 55-inch Sony OLED 4K TV hits an all-time low price in this Prime Day deal
Sony's A80K features a beautiful display and enhanced gaming tech for $702 off
It wouldn't be Prime Day without that one deal that makes you say "whoa," and if you've been scouring for a good offer on a new TV and smart home device, this one just may have you clicking the "Buy Now" button. There are literally hundreds of 4K TV deals going on right now at Amazon (and just about everywhere else), but few offer a display of this quality for such a good price. Sony's Bravia XR series TVs are some of the top displays on the market, and they've got the price tags to show it with the 55-inch option starting at $1,800. However, Amazon's offering an unbeatable deal that takes $702 off this gorgeous display, bringing it down to just under $1,100 — the premium OLED display's lowest price ever.
Zoom meetings are coming to Google TV, with one big limitation
Zoom is getting a Google TV app, but it's exclusive to Sony Bravia TVs
When businesses had to deal with social distancing limitations during the pandemic, Zoom became an incredibly popular tool in workplaces across the world. In March 2020 alone, Zoom received two million downloads on mobile, and it's now become the clear leader among video chat apps for offices that rely on remote work. Now, Zoom video conferencing is headed for your living room, albeit in a limited capacity.
Sony’s beautiful 65-inch X90K Google TV scores a big deal just in time for the big game
It has both beauty and brains in one sleek package
Maybe the two best times of the year to purchase a new TV are Black Friday, and in the days and weeks leading up to the Super Bowl in early February. Retailers understand that fans everywhere are looking to upgrade to bigger screens, and so they happily offer competitive discounts to reel them in. One of the better deals we've spotted so far this year is on this 65-inch X90K TV from Sony. It has a beautiful picture, it runs Google TV, and it's on sale right now for $998.
Upgrading to an OLED TV is more tempting than ever with this Cyber Monday deal
Get a ludicrous $900 discount on this 55-inch Bravia TV with Google built-in
While there's no shortage of fantastic Cyber Monday deals this year, you can get even steeper discounts if you're willing to buy last year's model. Plenty of hardware from this year is also on sale, but these discounts are much less drastic compared to the savings on older tech. At $1000, the Sony A80J 55 Inch TV still isn't cheap, but any time you cut a price almost by half, it's a big deal.
At $300 off, upgrade your living room with a Sony OLED TV with this Black Friday deal
Or get a massive 65-inch Sony TV for under $1000
If you want to upgrade your living room’s entertainment setup in 2022, OLED TVs are the way to go. And what would be better than snagging a tempting Black Friday deal on two of Sony’s latest and greatest TV sets? The 55-inch Bravia A80K OLED TV could be yours with a flat $300 discount, but you can go even bigger with the 65-inch Bravia X90K LED TV for a similarly impressive saving. But don’t take too long to decide as these sale prices won’t last a very long time.
This stunning Sony Bravia 55" OLED 4K set has Google TV and is $900 off before Black Friday
Great looks with the smarts to match
A new big-screen 4K TV can turn any holiday gathering into a hit. Imagine everyone huddled around watching football on Thanksgiving, commenting on how it feels like they're really at the game. Or maybe you're all watching Home Alone, and marveling at how realistic Marv and Harry's injuries look. With this deal on Sony's BRAVIA XR A80J, you don't have to imagine — the OLED 4K set, complete with Google TV, has been discounted down to $1,000 ahead of Black Friday.
Sony's awesome 65-inch X90K Smart Google TV drops below $1,000 for the first time
An all-time low price on this upper mid-range 4K TV
The early Black Friday TV deals have picked up over the last few days, and today we're adding a fantastic one to the list. The 65-inch version of Sony's BRAVIA XR X90K TV has gone on sale for just under $1,000. That's a $500 discount from its normal retail price, and it's the lowest price we've seen on this set to date. This TV is perfect for anyone who wants to enhance their gaming experience or take their movie nights to the next level.
Sony refreshes its smart TV lineup, adding an optional True Tone-like camera
Now your TV can spend all day watching you lounge around all day
Sony never misses an opportunity to feature its upcoming TVs at CES, and this year is no exception as the 2022 Bravia XR series is coming out in full force. The announcement features six TV models, but the new screens aren’t the only products taking the stage. Sony is also launching a new TV-mounted camera designed to enrich colors, contrast, and brightness of their displays in response to the environment. Additionally, a major firmware update is also turning up in the announcement, promising to add support for 360 Spatial Sound Mapping to two of the company’s soundbars.
Justify spending a month's rent on a TV with this Sony 75" $600-off deal
Complete with support for Android TV's refreshed UI
Although it's super easy to pick up a cheap TV these days, high-end TVs are well worth the cash if you have some room in your budget. OLED sets dominate the premium space these days, but if you aren't ready to make the leap, 4K LED TVs are better than ever. Sony's X950H is one of the best sets on the market today, and you can grab the 75" model for just $2,000 from a bunch of retailers.No matter what you're planning on using your TV for, the X950H can handle it. From HDR movies and streaming TV to fast-paced sports and video games, it's capable of handling anything you throw at it. Instead of using proprietary software, it's running Android TV, complete with Chromecast and Google Play support for endless entertainment options. This set is on Sony's list for an upgrade to the latest Google TV interface, which should deliver all-new recommendations for what to watch next. And once Android 12 is officially out, you'll be able to use Google's new native remote app to control the X950H.
4K televisions are everywhere these days, and if you're aiming to get the best looking screen that's also super high-res, OLED is where it's at. An OLED TV offer improved viewing angles and unbeatable black levels over standard LCD sets thanks to its lack of backlight. Although OLED TVs are still priced higher than their standard counterparts, prices have continued to grow more affordable throughout the last year. Sony's 65-inch A8H is one of the best OLED televisions you can buy today, and it's finally broken under the $2,000 price point for the first time since Black Friday.The A8H includes all the bells and whistles of any top-tier TV, including support for HDR and Dolby Vision, a 120Hz refresh rate for smooth gaming, and Android TV built-in. It has four HDMI ports, three USB ports, and is compatible with both Google Assistant and Amazon Alexa for voice control.If you're willing to pick one up from Amazon, the company sweetens the deal with an included Deco Gear bundle: a 31" soundbar, a wall mount, some Velcro cable management, a surge protector, and two six-foot HDMI cables, all thrown in at no extra cost. Make sure to clip the coupon on Amazon before checkout to save an additional five percent as well.Buy: Amazon, Best Buy, B&H
Save $600 on a 4K Android TV from Sony that's almost as big as Shaq
He's a big boy and so is this 85" television
Big TVs are great and all, but we've got to draw a line somewhere, right? Currently, Best Buy has a 4K Sony Android TV on sale for $1,999.99. That's a full $600 off the MSRP. But it's freaking 85" of display — I mean, where are you even going to put it?
In an effort to forget 2020, Sony brings Android 9 Pie to select TVs
The company plans to upgrade many models released between 2016 and 2019
Android TV is being rebranded as Google TV, but who knows how long that will take. In the meantime, Sony has been working on updating older devices. The company's Android TVs from 2015 got updated to Oreo a few months ago, and now it looks like Android 9 Pie is coming to many devices from 2016 and later.
Snag a Sony 4K HDR Android TV for up to $200 off from Amazon and Best Buy
Both the 55" and 65" models are on sale
Watched the presidential debate last night but wish you could've seen it on a bigger screen? Yeah, me neither. But right now, you can snag a 55" or 65" Sony 4K Ultra HD Smart TV with HDR for up to $200 off from both Amazon and Best Buy — and since these sets run Android TV with a built-in gaming mode, you'll be able to stream your favorite shows and play your favorite games better than ever before on 4K HDR panels with Dolby Vision.The two models on sale are the X900H, with a 55" screen, and the X950H, which ups that number to 65". They run Android TV, so they work with the Google Assistant all your favorite apps (even Stadia, kind of). There's also support for Alexa, so you can control smart home devices and talk to Samuel L. Jackson. When it comes to the screen itself, you can't get much better: ultra HD "Full Array LED" panels with 4K upscaling that's powered by Sony's own X1 processor.
Pick up Sony's 55" 4K HDR Android TV with Dolby Vision for $698 ($100 off)
It has built-in support for Alexa, Homekit, and the Google Assistant
Since we're spending more of our lives' at home these days, it's a great time to double check your home entertainment setup and make sure it's everything you want it to be. If not, don't fret — Sony's 55" 4K Android TV with HDR and Dolby Atmos is currently discounted down to $698 on Amazon and $699 on Best Buy, a savings of about $100.A TV isn't worth much without a good display, and Sony seems to have that covered. The 54.6" screen boasts 2160p resolution, HDR, and Dolby Vision for maximum clarity. If Google IO goes virtual again next year, I bet Sundar will look great on this panel. The narrow bezel design and voice remote make it clear this is a TV that belongs in 2020. In terms of connectivity, this Sony set includes 4 HDMI and 2 USB inputs.
How to sideload any application on Sony smart TVs
Got a Sony TV? We'll show you how to install any app on it
Sony uses Android TV across all its smart TVs, which means you get a full-fledged operating system without extra boxes or streaming devices. Android TV also gives you access to the Google Play Store, a library of thousands of TV-optimized games and applications. However, sometimes the app you want might not be available through the Play Store — maybe Google hasn't approved it yet, or you want to install the latest updates before everyone else. That's where sideloading comes in.
There are some types of products you should never buy at the original MSPs: cars, pre-built gaming PCs, and televisions, to name a few. Thankfully, Sony's high-end 85-inch smart TV has now dropped to $1,998.00. That's $502 below the original MSRP, and a $300 drop from the previous price.The Sony X800H is a 4K smart TV, with Android TV and Google Assistant built-in. In addition to everything that Android TV provides, the X800H supports HDR, Dolby Vision, Apple AirPlay 2, and 4K upscaling. It can also be remotely controlled by an Alexa device, so if you're already stocked up on Echo Dots, that might be a selling point for you.
If you didn't jump on the Sony TV sales we covered in October, your patience has paid off. In one final push up to Christmas, Sony's X950G and X900F Android TVs have officially hit some of the lowest prices we've seen on these models. You can pick up your own X950G or X900F from Amazon or Best Buy right now for as low as 8 (2 off).The Sony X950G and X900F are both Android TVs, which means they can download all your favorite apps via the Google Play Store, tap into Google Assistant for voice control, and access the hottest streaming services, like Netflix, Disney+, Hulu, and more. They feature beautiful 4K HDR displays, Google Home and Alexa support, and numerous outputs to connect peripherals like speakers, game consoles, and whatever else you can attach via HDMI or USB.
Ahead of an influx of TV deals during the oncoming Black Friday sales, Sony’s 49-inch X900F Android TV from 2018 is retailing at its lowest price ever. Right now, you can get one of these for just $798, making it an attractive addition to your entertainment setup for your weekend binge-watch sessions. The 4K HDR TV has been selling at around $900 for a while without attracting a discount alongside its larger-sized peers.This variant is the smallest TV in Sony’s X900F lineup, and the 2019 series skips the 49-inch screen size altogether to start at 55 inches for its base model. If you’ve been eyeing for a Sony TV smaller than 55 inches due to space constraints, then the 49-inch X900F should serve you well owing to its respectable internals and rich software. Its 4K panel is enabled for HDR10 and Dolby Vision, and uses X-Motion Clarity to reduce motion blur while offering a peak refresh rate of 120Hz.
With the launch of Apple TV+ looming (it's November 1st, for anyone keeping score), OEMs have been scrambling to get the Apple TV app greenlit for their hardware platforms. Earlier this week, we reported that select Amazon TV Fire Sticks received official supoprt, and for a brief moment today, Apple TV found its way to some Sony Android TVs — just to be renounced hours later.
With temperatures dipping into autumn territory, now's the perfect time to cozy up in front of a brand new television and binge on your favorite content, be it shows, movies, games, or Play Store apps. In addition to the TV deal we posted yesterday, today's bargain offers a new Sony X900F series Android TV for up to 0 off.The Sony X900F is equipped with a 4K HD LED display featuring a high dynamic range for accurate colors and details. Sony's X Motion Clarity motion smoothing reduces screen blur, lending to a consistently clear picture. Under the hood, custom hardware helps owners dial in the ideal blend of contrast and brightness for their viewing space. Powered by Android TV, the Sony X900F comes with Google Home, Play Store, and Alexa support, giving users the option to download their favorite apps and control their television with simple voice commands.